Paleochori Studios Milos
Paleochori Milos, Cyclades, 84800, Greece
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Spetsai, Serifos and Siphnos Islands
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
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 ...
Exploring Milos
The weather was very settled, in fact there was now very little wind and we thought we would stay a while and explore Milos further. An island rich in minerals it has been mined extensively for Alum, Sulphur, and Barium. Open cast mines scar the landscape every where. Milos is also famous for the discovery in an olive grove of the famous statue "Venus de Milo" by a local farmer.
We bused to the top of the island and explored the Plaka, all white buildings, ...
Arriving at Milos
... because there is no water on Milos, it is either bought in or desalinated so you can’t drink from the taps). She gave us a choice of rooms to look at and told us about cooked breakfast in the morning (not for all guests apparently, just the ones she likes). She gave us maps and told us where to visit on Milos.
After refreshing (the island is so hot) we went to get lunch. We had an ...
Minerals, weird rock formations, and caves, oh my!
... here!), but we made time for a little secluded beach on the other side of Adamas town (see pic) in the afternoon. Oh and delicious homemade ice cream of course:)
The next day was our weird rock formation beach day. We started off at Sarakiniko (see pic), which has a small beach area surrounded by huge white chalk rock formations. It was one of the most stunning natural creations I've ever seen! Then we went ...



