Essential check-in guide for Milos Island

1. Milos is a volcanic island. It is the birthplace of Aphrodite (Venus), the goddess of love and beauty in Greek mythology. You can visit the museum in Milos. The ancient Greek poet Homer said, 2. Aphrodite was born in the foam of the sea near Paphos (Cyprus) near Milos, and then washed ashore on Milos by the waves. In 1820, the famous "Venus de Milo" was discovered here and is now hidden in the Louvre in Paris! 3. Take a ferry from Athens to Milos, the whole journey takes 4-6 hours. The traffic in Greece is very unstable, so you must be patient. When you come to Milos Island, the transportation is very convenient. The whole island is covered by buses, and they are air-conditioned buses. You can also book a car with the B&B owner. The bus timetable is here (times subject to change), which is the timetable for Plaka, which is the main town for touring and is also the main transfer point. 4. Adamas is the most prosperous place on Milos Island, with many shops. The skirt in the photo was bought from a local Greek designer store. It is made of pure cotton and linen, beautiful and reasonably priced. There are also many restaurants around that serve seafood pasta which is my favorite! Greece mostly has fish and very little shell seafood, which is a bit lost. 5. The pictures in this article are all of Sarakiniko Beach, one of the most attractive spots on Milos Island. It has a volcanic landscape like the surface of the moon. It is only a few bus stops away from the port of Adamas. You must go there to take crazy photos. Remember, after the bus arrives at the station, don't waste too much time taking pictures outside. Walk inside to the beach for a better experience. The main colors of Sarakiniko Beach are blue and white, and choosing dusk to take pictures will also create a better atmosphere. 6. When taking pictures, you can stand in a high place, the background will be cleaner, and the continuous white weathering marks will make the pictures better if you wear bright-colored clothes. The sea water is deep and blue, and if your kids can swim, you can also take pictures of them in the water. It gets dark quickly, so you should hurry up in the afternoon and avoid swimming in the dark as it is dangerous. Be sure to wear sunscreen all over your body, Greece is too sunny, the sea view is very nice