Kimolos

The best way to get there is to go to Milos and take the "Pantoffla", a small ferry going from Pollonia(Milos) To Kimolos 3-5 Times a day (20min, 2€/person, 2.6€/motorbike). Some of the big ferries going to Milos also stop in Kimolos. Ferry schedules can be found at

There is no car or bike rental on Kimolos. Go to Milos, rent one there and bring it with the ferry. Be sure to ask the rental if it is OK to take it. Cars are usually not a problem, but with bikes a lot of the rentals don't allow so. At least Easy Moto and Niki's don't make a fuzz of it, but be aware that if the bike breaks down on Kimolos it is your responsibility to get it back on the ferry to Milos.

• The Museum
• To Skiadi (1/2 hour walk)
• To Kastro
• Snorkel for ruins at the Elliniko beach

Swim-eat-drink-relax.

There are a few shops in Hora, even a shop with organic produce.

Tiropites are available at the bakery.
There are a number of restaurants, but outside of the peak season choices are very limited. Most restaurants on Kimolos use local produce.

• "Stou Nikou to Balkoni", Xhorio, good Greek food.
• "Meltemi", Xhorio, good Greek food, open all year.
• "Kalamitsi", right at poloni beach, fresh seafood.
• in Xhorio next to the bakery there is a cafe/ouzeri which is very frequented by locals.

All other restaurants are seasonal and cater basically to tourists only.

There are a few nice cafe's next to the Kastro in Xhorio

Rooms in Kimolos are more expensive than on milos. Most ask 30-35€ for a double off season and it is hard to negotiate.

There is free WiFi in some cafe's and some domatia.