Firopotamos is a stunning fishing village and beach on the northern coast of Milos, about 4 km from Plaka. It’s famous for its turquoise waters, traditional “syrmata” (boat garages), and peaceful vibe, making it a perfect spot for relaxing and taking amazing photos.

• Crystal-Clear Blue Waters: The bay is incredibly beautiful, with calm, shallow waters perfect for swimming.
• Traditional Fishing Village: Like Mandrakia, Firopotamos has colorful syrmata where fishermen store their boats in the winter.
• Small but Scenic Beach: There’s a sandy and pebbly beach area with a few trees for shade.
• Church of Agios Nikolaos: A picturesque white and blue Greek Orthodox church adds to the charm of the village.
• Quiet & Relaxing Atmosphere: It’s usually less crowded than famous beaches like Sarakiniko, making it a great escape.

• Swim in the clear blue sea – the water is amazing!
• Take photos of the syrmata and fishing boats.
• Walk up to the church of Agios Nikolaos for stunning views of the bay.
• Snorkeling around the rocky parts of the bay is great because of the clear water.
• Enjoy a peaceful afternoon – there are no big restaurants or beach bars, so bring your own snacks or stop for food in nearby Plaka.

• By Car/Scooter: The road down to Firopotamos is a bit steep, but it’s easy to reach with a rental.
• By Taxi: Taxis can take you there from Adamas or Plaka.
• By Bus: There’s no direct bus, so a rental is the best option.

Firopotamos is perfect for a short stop or a few hours of swimming and relaxing in a quiet, beautiful setting.