While the summer holiday season may be a distant memory, people seeking some early winter sun won't have to travel too far to feel the sun on their faces this autumn. The iconic islands of Greece are famed for their breathtaking beaches, ancient ruins, and vibrant culture. While they can be bustling during peak season, by autumn the throngs of summer tourists dwindle, leaving the islands refreshingly serene.
Visitors can relish exploring popular spots without battling crowds, making it easier to immerse in the beauty of Greece's landscapes and history, and the warm yet comfortable weather is perfect for sightseeing. One lesser-known island boasts some of the region's most stunning beaches that remain uncrowded and utterly beautiful during the shoulder season. Agathia Beach on Milos Island is a tropical paradise often bypassed by travellers following the typical tourist trail.
Gracefully floating in the Aegean Sea, Milos Island is part of the Cyclades group of islands, renowned for its rich history, natural beauty, and unique geological features, reports the Daily Record . While Milos may be smaller than some of the more famous Greek islands, its cultural significance is immense. The Venus de Milo, the Poseidon of Melos and the Asclepius of Milos were all discovered on the island, as was an archaic Apollo now housed in Athens.
Agathia Beach Nestled on the uninhabited west side of Milos, the most remote of the Cyclades Islands, Agathia Beach is a golden crescent with shallow tu.
