Its name is immediately linked to beauty and classical elegance: the small Greek island of Milos, far from the tourist circuits, is the jewel of the Cyclades archipelago where the famous statue of Venus, preserved in the Louvre, was found.
According to the beautiful Greek mythology, the island takes its name from its first inhabitant belonging to the family Milos. Legend has it that the son of the royal family of Cyprus was inspired by the goddess Venus to populate the island. However, many agree that Milos is the evolution of the Greek word "Vilos" ("sheep" in Italian) due to its strong presence of goats and sheep in general.
Its landscape is lunar, of white rocks and transparent waters, but you will also find more than 70 bays, many of them hidden, that will make your romantic trip truly exclusive. Its volcanic nature makes the landscape change continuously. You go from platinum-colored beaches to coves with red, yellow or black rocks.
