Tsigrado Beach
Τσιγκράδο
A small beach at the foot of the south-coast cliffs, reached by climbing down ropes and a wooden ladder through a rock cleft. The water is a bright turquoise.
Tsigrado is surrounded by towering rock walls, and its entrance is a narrow rock cleft. Getting down requires ropes and a ladder, which makes for a bit of an adventure. It is not suitable for anyone carrying large luggage or with limited mobility. The beach is very small and crowded at midday in peak season, so it is best to arrive in the morning. Firiplaka Beach is just a few minutes’ walk away, so you can plan to visit both.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Firiplaka Beach
- Provatas Beach
- Agia Kyriaki Beach
- Achivadolimni Beach
- Paliochori Beach
- Milos Mining Museum
- Adamas
- Thiorychia Sulphur Mines