Κίμωλος Κεντρικό Λιμάνι
South Aegean, Greece — 14 km
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Μήλος Λιμάνι
🇬🇷 South Aegean · Greece — Altitude 27 m
This live camera looks out over the harbour of Milos, the volcanic island in the South Aegean. It is a practical window onto the port town, showing the water, boat movements and general sea conditions. Watch it before planning a ferry crossing or an island day.
Milos lies in the western Cyclades and is known for its volcanic geology, dramatic coastline and white-washed village architecture. The harbour area around Adamas has long been the island's main point of arrival, where ferries and small excursion boats dock. The landscape is dry and rugged, shaped by ancient volcanic activity, and the light off the Aegean is clear and bright for much of the year.
The stream gives a view of the harbour waterfront, so you can see how busy the port is and how calm or choppy the sea looks at the moment. Activity is usually greatest in the morning when ferries and day boats are arriving and departing, and in the early evening as the town quietens. Conditions change a lot with wind, so checking the live view is most useful just before travelling.
Milos has hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters, with the warmest and most reliable sea weather between June and September. Spring and autumn are pleasant for walking and sightseeing with fewer crowds. Ferries link Milos with Athens and other Cycladic islands, and the nearby Kimolos and Sifnos are also visible through the cameras listed on this page.
Several other island cameras are close by, including Kimolos Central Harbour about 14 km away and Sifnos Harbour around 36 km off. Folegandros is roughly 46 km away. Comparing these views can help you judge which island's port looks most lively or sheltered before choosing where to sail.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Milos are shown in the weather block on this page. They update automatically so you can check wind and temperature before heading to the harbour.
The local time for Milos is displayed on this page, following Greek time. It updates live, which helps when planning ferry departures and arrivals.
The camera is placed at the harbour of Milos, on the island's east side near Adamas. The map on this page shows its exact location and the surrounding coastline.
Early morning and early evening are usually the busiest periods, when ferries and boats come and go. Calm weather in summer is also good for seeing the sea clearly.
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