We chose Milos because of Sarakiniko beach! This beach is like no other, we witnessed the sunrise which was extraordinary. Less crowded in the morning and those who seek for adrenaline rush, you can cliff jump from the rocks. No regrets, just wonderful memories and experience

We went early to avoid crowds but still there were people. Its one of the most weird beautiful bwaches to visit. Near are dishermans towns that are amazing ti see! There are people jumping of clifs and it’s scary! I wouldn’t linger on there but there are awesome acomodation options near.

Really out of this world moon like landscape. Beach section is tiny. We climbed around and found a secluded spot early in the morning before the crowds arrived (mainly Americans). Left before the sun started scorching down. Plenty of parking and food van to get drinks/snacks.

Beautiful spot! Busy in the afternoon, with boaters, yachts, etc. Food truck near the beach was nice for cold drinks and snacks. Be prepared that there are no bathrooms or umbrellas on site :). You may want to bring a mat for under your towel as all the pretty rocks to lay on are quite rough and not the nicest to lay out on but the views and water are spectacular so well worth it to visit. Some cool caves nearby as well.

Went in July with my family (11 and 13 yr old) This was the most magnificent beach we have ever seen! You will need to take care walking down, there is no trail. Make sure you have good shoes. There is no washrooms and a very small beach with minimal shade, but you can sit on the rocks. There is a food truck at the entrance, with food, drinks and icecream. In the water be careful not to sit on the rocks with green moss, you will get poked by something. My son got stung by what we think was a jellyfish, so we had to leave. We did go back another day just to walk around the cool formations and check out the fascinating caves (bring a flashlight and watch your step) Sarakiniko Beach really is a must see even if you don’t go swimming.