The name of Kimolos comes from chalk, and the entire island seems to have been built with light and stone. It is an authentic Cycladic island full of light, serenity, and discreet beauty. Against the backdrop of the white houses of Chora, the quiet beaches, and the embrace of nature, it offers experiences for the few who know how to appreciate the simple things. Its small scale, the sweetness of the locals, and the absence of noise transform it into an escape for the soul.

Kimolos
The Cycladic island of the select few, with authentic tranquility and unspoiled beauty
Kimolos is an island chosen by those who love tranquility, simplicity, and the authentic Cycladic experience. White houses, whitewashed alleys, quiet beaches with turquoise waters, and a Chora that seems to have escaped time. The island retains the charm of an escape from the tourist crowds, offering an earthy, almost personal connection with the landscape and its people. Small in size, big in soul, the island offers quietness, a welcoming atmosphere, and an almost untouched Cycladic landscape. Kimolos does not try to impress; it wins you over silently, with clean lines, gentleness, and effortless beauty.
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The poetry of silence in the Aegean
The poetry of silence in the Aegean
Gastronomic journey to Kimolos
Using local ingredients, the locals prepare in the tavernas and restaurants of the island excellent tomato fritters with sun-dried tomatoes and mountain capers, delicious local goat with koulouridi (a pasta resembling tagliatelle), saganaki with gilomeni manoura, and thick honey pies with goat and sheep myzithra. Do not leave the island without trying ladenia, the local pizza with tomato and onion, as well as tyrenia, a type of cheese pie with delicious dough.

The best time to visit Kimolos
A summer destination that you can visit from May to October.

How to get around Kimolos
Transport options from/to the airport
The island is not connected by air to the mainland, as it does not have an airport. However, you can fly to Milos airport and from there take a ferry to the island.
By sea, Kimolos is connected to the port of Piraeus, with several routes during the summer season, as well as to the surrounding islands.
Public Transport
To get around the interior of Kimolos, there is a small local bus that runs from the port and the Village to the beaches accessible by asphalt road, and one taxi for the more distant beaches. However, if you stay for more than 3-4 days, we recommend bringing your own car or motorbike or renting one on the island, in order to explore as many places as you can!
Q&A
By ferry from Piraeus or by local ferry from Milos (from Pollonia).
Absolutely. It is ideal for those seeking serenity, relaxation, and authenticity.
Yes – quiet, natural, and beautiful, ideal for those who avoid organized beach bars.
Visit Polyaigos, see Skiadi, and get lost in the alleys of Chora.
Yes – small tavernas with homemade flavors, local dishes, and warm hospitality.





