Agathia Beach

Agathia Beach is a secluded beach located in the west of Milos. Known for its natural beauty, the beach is often described as 'glorious' and 'simply beautiful'. It is particularly popular among naturists due to its calm and secluded nature. The beach is accessible by car, although the last two kilometers of the road can be challenging due to sharp stones. Many rental car companies recommend using a 4x4 car to reach the beach, but it is also possible to reach it with a regular car, such as a Fiat Panda. However, visitors should be aware of the potential for damage to their vehicle. Once at the beach, visitors can enjoy snorkeling and exploring the sunken railway and cart. However, there are no beach bars or other amenities, and visitors are advised to bring their own picnic. The beach is not typically crowded, offering a peaceful and serene environment for visitors. However, some visitors have reported that the beach can be dirty, particularly in the peak summer month of August. Despite its beauty, the journey to Agathia Beach can be challenging. The roads leading to the beach are often described as 'horrible', and there is a long, steep walk down to the beach itself. Additionally, the beach is known to have seaweed.