Ferries to Milos
Milos lies in the southwestern Cyclades. Its volcanic landscape includes the pale rocks of Sarakiniko and the coastal formations at Kleftiko. The island also has fishing villages, archaeological sites and a mining museum, so the port is only the starting point for exploring.
Plan your arrival
Plan the ferry and your onward transport together. Leave time between arrival and any separately booked excursion. If your itinerary includes another island, search that leg independently rather than assuming the same service operates every day.
Compare your ferry options
Search with everyone travelling, including vehicles and pets. Compare the total estimate for your party, then choose seats or cabins before requesting an exact price. A missing fare is not a free crossing.
Routes to explore
These route guides help you plan. Search your dates inside each guide for supplier-reported options.
Before you book
Check the named departure port, your arrival transfer and the requirements for each traveller. Accommodation, vehicle space and pet options belong to the selected sailing. For an island hop, an unprotected connection does not include a promise to rebook a missed onward ferry.
Explore Milos: things to see and do
Sources
Greek National Tourism Organisation: Milos. Destination facts reviewed . Planning advice is editorial; prices and schedules are checked separately.