Once one of Greece’s best-kept secrets, Milos has grown in popularity for its volcanic terrain, unique rock formations, hidden caves, and the famous Sarakiniko beach with moon-like white cliffs and crystal-clear sea. The island mixes natural beauty with a fascinating history—ancient ruins, traditional villages, cobblestone streets, and tavernas. While there are smart hotels on the island, Milos’s distinctive Airbnb rentals often make the most memorable places to stay. These listings were selected for Superhost or Guest Favorite status, ratings, amenities, location, decor, and guest reviews.
Top picks (by category)
– For couples: Vintage rental with a sea view
– For families: Syrma House
– For big groups: Traditional House in Plaka
– For a quirky stay: Restored 19th-century windmill
– For style: Elleanna’s Vacation Home
Listings
Vintage rental with a sea view
Number of guests: 2. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Why we love it: Waterfront location, veranda, steps to the beach.
In Klima, a restored sirma (boat garage) sits right on the water. The tiny, vintage-styled house opens onto the sea with a veranda for breakfast to the sound of waves. Interiors are simple and bright; sunsets over the harbor make it a romantic, immersive seaside stay.
Restored 19th-century windmill
Number of guests: 2. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Why we love it: Port of Adamas views, circular architecture, walking distance to cafés.
Host-restored windmill wound around two small levels offers cozy interiors and a peaceful bedroom above. The standout is panoramic harbor and Aegean views; you’re within walking distance of Adamas’s cafés and waterfront restaurants.
Esperanza Boathouse
Number of guests: 3. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Why we love it: Waterfront location, near Sarakiniko, lots of natural light.
A renovated sirma in Mandrakia with a colorful door opening onto turquoise water. Compact, modern, and bright, it’s perfect for morning swims and seaside breakfasts. Evenings are for sunset-watching; Sarakiniko’s lunar cliffs are minutes away.
Syrma House
Number of guests: 5. Bed and bath: 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. Why we love it: Antique furniture, sea views, balcony.
A 100-year-old Cycladic house on Klima’s waterfront with antique furnishings and a balcony overlooking the bay. It includes a small boat and canoe for exploring caves and coves; guests receive a welcome basket of local treats. Two floors offer cozy bedrooms and a relaxed living space.
Emilia’s Little Farmhouse
Number of guests: 4. Bed and bath: Studio, 1 bath. Why we love it: Olive groves nearby, fully equipped kitchen, vegetable gardens.
Set in Agkeria countryside amid olive groves and gardens, this stone-built farmhouse is rustic and peaceful. The open-plan interior blends comfort and tradition with a sun-drenched patio, fireplace, and a fully equipped kitchen—ideal for a tranquil rural retreat near Milos’s beaches and villages.
Théa Sunset Suite
Number of guests: 2. Bed and bath: Studio, 1 bath. Why we love it: Stunning views, balconies, air conditioning.
Designed to showcase sea and mountain views, this suite is a short drive from Sarakiniko and Papikinou. Interiors combine rustic stone features with modern comforts (AC, Wi‑Fi, kitchenette). Private balconies and a shared sun terrace make it a serene base for sunsets and seclusion.
Elleanna’s Vacation Home
Number of guests: 2. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Why we love it: King bed, 55-inch TV, private balconies and verandas.
A 2021-built, light-filled retreat in Pollonia with sweeping Aegean views and luxurious bedding. The open-plan living area includes a fully equipped kitchen and entertainment system; private outdoor spaces and daily housekeeping suit couples, small families, or friends seeking comfort and style.
Heavenly Milos Suite
Number of guests: 2. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Why we love it: Sea views, barbecue, additional suites bookable together.
Five suites perched above Psaravolada Beach offer minimalist Cycladic design and horizon views. Each suite is light-filled with private verandas; booking multiple upper suites gives access to a shared terrace with a large table and built-in barbecue—ideal for groups and alfresco gatherings near a celebrated seafood restaurant.
Endless Blue
Number of guests: 2. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Why we love it: Panoramic views, large windows, close to the beach.
Moored in Fyropotamos Bay, this refined houseboat-style retreat floods with natural light and frames uninterrupted sea views. The deck is perfect for coffee, reading, or sunsets. Fyropotamos Beach is a short walk away—wake to the rhythm of waves.
Echoes Milos
Number of guests: 2. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Why we love it: Private terrace, beautiful views, Cycladic architecture.
An adults-only apartment among six suites, Echoes Milos pairs minimalist Greek design with traditional touches (whitewashed, chunky stone). The private terrace overlooks the Aegean and is close to Sarakiniko—a calm, elegant choice for design-focused travelers.
Traditional House in Plaka
Number of guests: 6. Bed and bath: 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. Why we love it: Two balconies, sunset views, fireplace.
A 200-year-old home in Plaka with possibly the most breathtaking view on the island—two balconies offering a 270-degree panorama of Adamantas Bay. High ceilings, a grand living room, three characterful bedrooms (two en suite), and outdoor dining for ten make it ideal for families or groups who want sunsets and atmosphere.
Infinity Sea Front Villa
Number of guests: 4. Bed and bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Why we love it: Outdoor spaces, spacious bedrooms, expansive terrace.
A Cycladic villa in Pachena blending traditional architecture with contemporary design. Whitewashed curves, earth-toned interiors, and an expansive terrace frame panoramic sea views for alfresco dining and lounging. The villa offers sunlit rooms and easy access to nearby scenic beaches.
Practical notes
– Many of these rentals are waterfront or sea-facing and can have limited space—check accessibility and stairs. – Book early in high season; top properties (sirmas, windmills, and waterfront homes) fill fast. – Consider a rental car to explore remote beaches and villages, and confirm boat or canoe availability if planning water excursions.
Whether you prefer a tiny seafront sirma, a restored windmill, a countryside farmhouse, or a roomy Plaka house for a group, Milos’s Airbnbs deliver authentic island character and spectacular views. Choose by location (Klima, Mandrakia, Pollonia, Pachena, Plaka) and the experience you want—secluded sunsets, beach access, or pastoral peace—and you’ll be well placed to enjoy Milos’s volcanic landscapes, crystal waters, and timeless village life.