Access for path to Kleftiko beach by hike - Unnamed Road

Punto di partenza per kleftiko a piedi, di facile individuazione, tutto il sentiero è ben segnalato, merita un piccolo sforzo (1 ora circa andando piano e con soste per foto). All'arrivo scogli piatti dove fermarsi e fare il bagno più bello della vostra vita..ma totale mancanza di ombra, portarsi molta acqua e indossare scarpe da trekking leggero.

Malísimo. Lo único bueno q las indicaciones para volver se veían muy bien. Al ir no se ven tan bien. Muy largo, un camino de cabras, y x lo q me han dicho después, además muy peligroso porque hay serpientes

40 minute hike, quiet easy to walk, super easy to find the route (white-painted rocks), loose rocks so bring hiking shoes. Splendid views! Starting point of the hike was accessible by car with low road clearance in july 2020

For medium-expert hikers. The path is 40 minutes each way and the view is geurgeous. Signed with white stripes (not always prfectly visible). Worthy the walk for the amusing views (not suitable for "havaianas"). However, the road to reach the trail starting point is dust and paved. From the north, the non-asphalted road is a little bit better!

The path is well signed: at the beginning with a wooden sign “kleftiko” and during the downhill with white stripes on the rocks. The path ends on the right side of the bay, there’s no sand but the rocks are flat and “comfortable”. The way is easy, 40min to get down. We arrived at the starting point with a 125cc scooter but I suggest a quad or a 4x4 (and take the route from the north). Enjoy it!

Amazing, simple hike to the most incredible beach I’ve ever been to. A must see if you’re in Milos! You will need a vehicle to get to the trailhead. I came from Adamanatas and the drive took me about 40 minutes. The last mile or so on the dirt road is pretty rough but the ATV I rented did just fine. I think an ATV will do better on this road than a car. I definitely wouldn’t try driving this road on a scooter. There is a sign labeled “Kleftiko” indicating the trailhead which is super easy to spot. The hike itself took me 30 minutes on the way down and 35 minutes on the way back up. I think about 1.5 or so miles one way.The trail is east to follow and clearly marked. I was cautious about snakes but didn’t spot any. They are pretty rare and you’re not likely to encounter one. Just keep your eyes peeled and stay on the trail. Bring plenty of water and sunscreen as there is very little shade, if any. Bring anything you’d want or need for the beach as well. A snorkel is a must. The water is unbelievably clear and there are multiple rock arches and caves you can swim into and through. Not much of a sandy, soft beach but plenty of flat-enough rocks to lay out on and set up your space. If you’re on the fence about doing this hike, don’t be. It’s fairly easy, clearly marked, and so rewarding. It was incredible and I can’t recommend it enough!