Rent a car for Milos Island!

Yes, non-EU visitors typically need an international driving permit (IDP) along with their valid driver’s license to rent a car in Milos. EU citizens can use their national licenses.

Most car rental companies in Milos require drivers to be at least 21 years old, with a valid driver’s license for at least one year. Some car categories may require drivers to be 23 or older.

In Milos, as in the rest of Greece, driving is on the right-hand side of the road.

Driving in Milos is generally easy, but some roads are narrow, steep, or unpaved, especially towards beaches like Sarakiniko and Tsigrado. A 4×4 or SUV rental is recommended for off-road routes.

Yes, Milos has several gas stations, mainly in Adamas and Plaka. However, they may close early, so it’s best to fill up during the day.

Parking is available in most towns and beaches, but during peak summer months, finding a spot in Plaka and Adamas can be challenging. Free public parking areas are available in these locations.

Some beaches, like Firiplaka and Paleochori, are accessible by car, but others, such as Kleftiko and Gerakas, require a boat tour.

Yes, Milos Welcome Transfers offers convenient car rental pick-up and drop-off services at both Milos Airport and the port of Adamas.

Yes, while manual cars are more common, automatic rentals are available but may need to be booked in advance due to limited availability.

Yes, Milos Welcome Transfers provides round-the-clock transfer services, including early morning and late-night airport and port pick-ups.

Milos Welcome Transfers requires a credit card for the payment, but also offers alternative payment options, such as direct bank transfer.