Papafragas Beach on Milos Island
Παραλία Παπαφράγκας, Μήλος
Milos Island is part of the chain called the Cyclades.
The fame of the area rests upon a "miniature fjord." There is a long, narrow channel only several meters wide, enclosed around by a mostly vertical pale volcanic cliff-face. This narrow channel mixes with the open Aegean through an opening in the rock
There's a small sandy beach that's part of this unique geographic arrangement. There are in total three adjoining cave/inlet formations, rather than one single "Papafragas Cave." Wind, wave erosion from sea action moving upon Milos's relatively soft volcanic material formed the famous beach and rock formations.
Read more about the island of Milos here
Map of Papafragas Beach
Drone video at Papafragas
Paddleboarding among the rocks at Papafragas on Milos Island, Greece – click image to enlarge
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