Holiday resorts in Ios

The port (Gialos), with its own life and market activity, is the appropriate place for enjoyable walks. To the left side, of the port stands St. Irini, a chapel of amazing beauty, built in the 17th century. It's a peculiar structure with two altars, one older than the other, that were supposedly used for the Orthodox and the Catholic cults respectively. The path from St. Irini leads to Valmas and then to Kolitsani, two small, remote sandy beaches.

Mylopotas, located 2km south of Ios Town, is home to the longest beach (1km) on the island. Because of its fine golden sand it attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world, every year.

Who holidays in Ios Port & Mylopotas?

Ios appeals to those looking for good nightlife and lovely beaches to relax on during the day. Mountaineers and nature lovers choose Ios because of its beautiful landscape and its mountains, and romantics love its unexplored seashores. Mylopotas is ideal for young couples and groups are attracted by the superb Mylopotas' sandy beach and great nightlife. Watersports facilities are also available. Read more

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Ferry transfer from Santorini to Ios between 60-90 minutes (depending on timetable)

Mylopotas, located 2km south of Ios Town, is home to the longest beach (1km) on the island. Because of its fine golden sand it attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world, every year. Mylopotas beach offers plenty of entertainment, water sports and beautiful walks around the surrounding resort. Mylopotas is the busiest beach on the island 1 km long. The bay offers cafes, bars and restaurants.

All ferry/hydofoil timings are subject to last minute changes and delays and we ask you to be flexible in your onward travel arrangements to and from Ios.

Who holidays in Mylopotas?

Young couples and groups are attracted by the superb Mylopotas' sandy beach and great nightlife. Watersports facilities are also available. Read more

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