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Milos
Milos is an island in the sun-soaked Aegean Sea at the south of the Cyclades. Due to its volcanic past offers an insane mix of breath-taking beaches and lunar landscapes. The island has the best beaches in the Aegean, a fascinating history and superb cuisine. It is also called "the Island of Colors" thanks to its splendid, manifold beauties of volcanic origin.
An array of picturesque beaches and coves like Sarakiniko and Kleftiko impress with the rock formations and the emerald green waters and can be found in almost all the tourist guides. However, the highlights of Milos do not only include beautiful beaches but also cute and colored fishing villages, early Christian catacombs, the prehistoric settlement in Fylakopi, sea caves and some of the most beautiful sunsets in the Aegean. In Milos was discovered the famous statue of Venus, now housed in the Louvre Museum.
The island of Milos is one of the top destinations for romantic and relaxing holidays in Greece. The island was voted the best island in the world for 2021 according to a survey carried out among the millions of Travel+Leisure magazine readers.
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Wondering what to do and what to see? The team of ALLOVERGREECE put together a list of must-see destinations and top-rated tourist attractions to help you make the most of your travel itinerary, so be sure to refer often to our list of the top tourist attractions.
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On coasts and islands of central and southern Greece, where the climate is Mediterranean, winter is mild and quite rainy, while summers are sunny and hot.
On the islands, during winter the wind often blows; precipitation often occurs at night and in the early morning. On the islands, snowfalls are rare, and generally occur only in the northern ones, during the most intense cold spells.
Spring is pleasant and sunny in most of Greece. The days with some rainfall become less and less frequent. In summer, in the Aegean Sea the Meltemi, a northerly wind typical of the warmest months (July and August), often blows, and even if the sky is clear.
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