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Milos mining history began around 7.000 BC (during the Neolithic Age) with the construction of tools and weapons from obsidian.

Sarakiniko beach is in north Milos island. The landscape is unique, it is considered as one of the most photographed locations globally.

Plaka village is the capital of Milos island. It has a wonderful Cycladic architecture and very narrow streets (cars not allowed).

The Ancient Roman Theater of Milos Island was constructed during the Hellenistic Period, but was later reconstructed by the Romans.

Yachting is one of the most interesting activities in Milos Island, due to the specific landscape and weather conditions.

The coastline of Milos Island is unique for cave kayaking. Several experts on the island offer sea and cave kayaking day-trips.

Sikia cave is located southwest, just 22 Km from Adamantas village. You can approach it with boats.

The Catacombs of Milos are caves into volcanic rocks, which are still today used mainly as storerooms, in the past as burial chambers.

The Kleftiko spot, southwest of the island of Milos, consists of a very characteristic large rock in the sea and a cave with two entries.

Diagoras of Milos was a Greek poet and sophist of the 5th century BC who was regarded as an atheist and criticized the Elefsinian Mysteries.