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Hotel Liogerma Milos

Lagada beach, Adamas Milos, Cyclades, 84801, Greece

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Spetsai, Serifos and Siphnos Islands

A travel blog entry by aphrodite2010

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It was time to head east into the middle Cyclades again - Richard had a flight to catch - so we sailed the hundred miles or so via green Spetsai (where Niarchos owns an island), then through to Seriphos where Richard caught a ferry. Mostly good sailing but had the jib up down countless times as the wind was flukey and we ran out of wind. Second day in Seriphos we anchored in the tiny marina and at 5am a ferocious katabatic wind came through - we dragged our anchor ...

A great day on Sifnos

A travel blog entry by jkoumas

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We spent the day here relaxing on the beach. The water was the perfect temperature for swimming. The boys spent their day diving off the dock, swimming, snorkeling and fishing. We went into the town of Apollonia,which is the capitol of the island, for dinner. We sat outside under the stars as we ate another delicious meal of Greek ...

Throwing the arm over

A travel blog entry by sandgroper

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... br> The town was another Greek architectural stunner - mostly white with dark paving, narrow streets and an impressive church with views over the parts of the island that jut out into the sea. The only strange thing about this place was that it was like a ghost town...no one around, I had that feeling like I was the last person on earth. Luckily I managed to find a cute cafe with some people and could stop for an iced coffee ...

A hair raising tour of MIlos

A travel blog entry by kycol

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... and blue doors opening from caves right on the water’s edge.
By this stage I had regained my confidence and I was enjoying the beautiful scenery along the coastline from Pollonia to Plaka where the castle, catacombs, ancient amphitheatre and archeological museum is. Plaka is probably the businest area on the island of Milos besides the Port due to the ancient villages and churches in Plaka, Tripiti and Klima. In fact Klima is known as the first settlement on the ...

Don't judge a book by its cover

A travel blog entry by rnriggins

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... periods but I wanted to know more about the transitions and why, for example, you had these big cliffs going straight down into the water where they met a totally sandy bottom with no rocks at all. Since the area is hard to reach there were only a few dozen people there so I could swim into a big cave (like the Blue Grotto on Capri) and be the only one in there. Papafragas could be the inspiration for a really cool water park. I just imagine the crowds a place ...