Joanna & Michael

September 4, 2025 • Milos, Greece
149 Days To Go!

Joanna & Michael

September 4, 2025 • Milos, Greece
149 Days To Go!

Travel Info

GETTING TO MILOS

There are 2 daily ferries (2.5-4 hours) and 6 daily flights (40 minutes) from Athens to Milos. If you have the time (or hate small planes) we recommend you take the ferry at least one way.


FERRIES


Option 1 -- 7:40 am departure from Piraeus port in Athens, 11:00 am arrival at Adamas port in Milos via SEAJETS


Option 2 -- 9am departure from Piraeus port in Athens, 12:20 arrival at Adamas port in Milos via SEAJETS


FLIGHTS


There is a small domestic airport in Milos (MLO) with flights from and to Athens (ATH). If you book early enough, flights can often be cheaper than the ferries and it is certainly quicker (40 minutes). The scenery as you fly over the island is quite wonderful so make sure to book a window seat!


AEGEAN/OLYMPIC has 4 flights/day

SKY EXPRESS has 2 flights/day

GETTING AROUND MILOS

RENTAL CARS AND MOTORCYCLES


We highly recommend renting a vehicle during your stay to explore the island. You can also rent ATVs and scooters that are easy to park at popular beaches, though exploring the western part of the island requires a 4x4.


MILOS CARS

AVANCE CAR RENTAL

APOLLONAS SUNSHINE - Use code ThinkHappy when emailing apollonassunshine@yahoo.gr


TAXIS


Taxis are usually parked close to the port, the airport, and the main streets of the island. They are the best option if you want to reach your destination quickly and easily, especially when you need to carry your heavy luggage.


You can book a taxi by calling any of the following numbers: +30(697)420.5605, +30(697)6938884, +30(694)5827039 or +30(228)702.2219


More information and rates


PUBLIC BUSES


The local buses are the most affordable way to get around Milos. There are daily itineraries with frequent rides that allow you to reach all the central spots of the island. The central bus station is located in Adamas. There are also bus terminals in Ahivadolimni, Paliohori, Plaka, Pollonia, Provatas, Sarakiniko, Triovasalos and Tripiti.