Set 1km from Sarakiniko, Sarakiniko Boat House offers accommodation couples and big families, with kayaks two flat-screen TVs and a kitchenette. Pollonia is 6 km from the holiday home, while Adamas is 2.4 km from the property.The beach is just one step away from the doorstep. It offers privacy and the absolute calmness of the country side Please be aware of the weather, the metlemia as we like to called them could be unpleasant for your vacation and your accomodation. The accomodation is 100% powered by sun with photovoltaic system but the capacity is more than enough.There is no air conditioning but you will not need it since you will be staying by the sea and it is very cool . And one more detail due to its position there is no wi-fi .

Τhis accomodation is called by the locals "sirma".That is how we call the small house dy the sea and they are traditional buildings of Milos. In this sirma where you will stay our grandfather also took out his boat in the winter to protect it from the bad weather. Over the time, however, the seasons have changed and since there is no longer a need to protect our boat, we decided to offer our sirma to you so that you can taste even for a few days the feeling of calmness and carefreeness of the sea and the cool breeze away from city noise.

The "sirmata" of Milos and their unknown history. In this beautiful volcanic island of the Cyclades there are the so-called "sirmata". It is a historical point and attraction of the island which you find in the coastal villages and fishing villages of the island. But what are these famous "sirmata"? This is the name of the small boat houses. They are colorful and very graphic and they immediately catch your eye as soon as you see them. These places were dug in the volcanic rocks in these coastal settlements. The colorful "sirmata of Milos" are, in addition to a historical attraction, a feature of Cycladic folk architecture. They were built in the past by the boatmen of Milos to be able to protect their wooden fishing boats especially from the bad weather conditions during the winter months. The front part is what we see, is the built facade. The back is built in a cave dug in the volcanic rocks. Basically, this cave was like a storehouse for the various tools and necessities of the fishermen. Both for their fishing and for the repair of boats. One of the strange sights of Greece has its own beauty… Each color you will see is the choice of the boatman who usually chose the same col