The sea crossing between Sitia and Milos is temporarily not in operation by ferry operators in partnership with NetFerry.
The port of Sitia is located on the east coast of the island of Crete. The port is dominated by the Venetian fortress and a lighthouse that is also visible from the west. The port provides many services for incoming tourists, such as restaurants, taverns, souvenir shops and a tourist information center. The port is well-protected from winds and can accommodate private boats, passenger ferries, small fishing boats and even cargo transporters. The port is well connected to Athens, Rhodes and Karpathos. I you arrive into Heraklion by plane then there is a bus to the port. By car, take the nationa... [More information]
Address: Emmanouil Rouselaki, Sitia 723 00, Greece
Directions: Google Map @ Sitia, port
Milos is a beautiful island of volcanic origin and is recognizable from the sea because of the lava rock formations and its black beaches. Thanks to its horseshoe shape the island has the largest bay in the area and Milos has always been famous for its natural beauty. It is famous for the beautiful colours on display at sunset ranging from golden to red to brown, creating a striking contrast with the blue sea. History The island became famous when in the early nineteenth century a farmer who was ploughing his field found a statue without arms and in two pieces, it was later named 'The Ve... [More information]