Overview
The magic of Milos is embodied in every corner of Klima, the charming fishing village that captures the imagination (and cameras) of all who venture within.
Klima's most famous feature is its iconic architecture — rows of blue, red, and yellow-coloured two-storey boathouses, known as "syrmata," lining the waterfront. Originally used as shelter for fishing boats, these garages now often serve as quaint vacation accommodations that offer an unparalleled experience of living by the sea.
The allure of Klima extends beyond its aesthetics. The tiny town also serves as a testament to the traditional fishing heritage of Milos. The village's close-knit community of fishermen proudly continues the age-old tradition of casting their nets into the sea to provide the island with an abundance of fresh seafood.
Scenic picturesque greek fishing village Klima with traditional houses and colorful windows and doors In Milos island, Greece
