Firopotamos beach on Milos island is a small stretch that you will most likely have to yourself. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

Milos is home to some of the most beautiful fishing villages in all of Greece. The best example if the little port of Mandrakia. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

The famous cove of Kleftiko is an old, pirates’ hideout on the southwest tip of Milos island. It can be reached by boat, or if your an athletic hiker and as adventurous as us, by foot. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

Firopotamos beach on Milos island is a small stretch that you will most likely have to yourself. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIERFiropotamos beach on Milos island. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

Clear waters surrounded by a moonlike white landscape with cliffs & ocean caves are what you’ll get at Sarakiniko beach. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

The sunset up on Plaka Castle in Milos sure is one for the books. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

Voudia beach is located on the north eastern side of Milos, that stands out because of it’s crystal clear water. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

Kleftiko cove was definitely a highlight during our trip to Milos. The best way to get there by foot is by renting a quad to drive all the way across the island, followed by a four hour hike through uneasy terrain. Don’t forget to bring lots of water, because the heat is almost unbearing. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

The colourful fishing village of Klima can be seen from the ferry when arriving on Milos island. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

Mandrakia was one of the cutest fishing village we ever came across. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER