Milos is a small volcanic island located in the Cyclades group of islands in Greece. It is famous for its chalky white rock formations, beautiful fishing villages and, just like the other Greek islands, its crystal-clear water.
Milos is a small but beautiful volcanic island that is part of the Cyclades group of islands in Greece. It is known for its lunar landscapes, for being the place where the famous Venus of Milo statue was found (it is currently in the Louvre in Paris) and, of course, for its stunning beaches.
Last month I had the amazing opportunity to write a guest post for the blogging platform Acoustic Post, which contains many articles written by bloggers all around the world. For such an international blogging community, an ideal travel post was “How to plan a trip to Europe”, and that’s precisely what I wrote about.
Located in the southern part of the Cyclades group of islands in Greece, Milos is a beautiful volcanic island, with truly unique landscapes, turquoise water and a stunning coastline, dotted with idyllic beaches and colourful fishing villages.
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