Meet Milos: A Dreamy Island in the Aegean Sea

Meet Milos: A Dreamy Island in the Aegean Sea In the dazzling galaxy of Greece, there is a small volcanic island called Milos, waiting for you to unveil its mysterious veil. Milos is not only the birthplace of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, but also famous for the discovery of the "Venus de Milo." In the island's museum, you can feel the strong historical and cultural atmosphere, as if you are traveling through time and space, talking to ancient civilizations. It takes 4–6 hours to reach Milos by ferry from Athens. Although the journey is a bit long, once you set foot on Milos, all the waiting is worth it. The island has convenient transportation, with air-conditioned buses covering the whole island. You can also ask the owner of your guesthouse to help you book a car. Adamas is the bustling center of Milos. Strolling here, you can encounter treasure shops of Greek designers and buy a pure cotton and linen dress that is both comfortable and beautiful. The surrounding restaurants offer mouth-watering delicacies such as seafood pasta. The most unmissable attraction is Sarakiniko Beach. It has a unique volcanic landscape like the surface of the moon, with a blue and white color scheme that is like a dream. Standing on a high place, the continuous white weathering marks are a natural background. Wearing bright clothes, you can take a great photo with just a click. At dusk, the afterglow shines on you, creating a full atmosphere. The sea is deep blue, and if you can swim, you can leave a dynamic moment in the water. But be careful, it gets dark quickly, so don't swim in the dark, and be sure to apply sunscreen all over your body. Come to Milos and leave your beautiful memories on this poetic and romantic land.