By Greek City Times Newsroom
The small Cycladic island of Kimolos is gaining global acclaim as an underrated paradise, with major international outlets urging travelers to add this serene destination to their Greek island bucket lists.
In recent features, the British newspaper Express has spotlighted Kimolos as a charming, lesser-known spot that “continues to impress visitors, even though many travelers may never have heard of it.” The publication praises its authentic whitewashed architecture, narrow picturesque streets, and pristine beaches—qualities that set it apart from more crowded neighbors like Santorini or Corfu.

Adding to the buzz, Travel and Tour World (TTW) recently hailed Kimolos as “a serene sanctuary where nature takes center stage.” The outlet describes it as a refreshing alternative in the Cyclades, located just a short ferry ride from popular Milos, and emphasizes its:
- Unspoiled volcanic landscapes and tranquil, low-key atmosphere
- Genuine, non-commercialized Greek island character
- World-renowned crystal-clear waters, with Prassa Beach topping global rankings for the clearest seas based on extensive traveler reviews
This acclaim ties into earlier research—widely covered in 2025—where Prassa Beach on Kimolos was crowned for having the world’s clearest waters, with 43.56% of public reviews explicitly praising the transparency and purity of its turquoise seas.
Despite its modest size (just 36 square kilometers) and small population, Kimolos offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, traditional Cycladic charm, and peaceful escapes. With minimal tourism infrastructure, it remains an authentic haven for those seeking tranquility, hiking trails, medieval ruins in Chorio village, and unhurried island life.
As overtourism concerns grow across the Greek islands, Kimolos stands out as a sustainable, hidden gem ready for discovery—proving that the best Greek experiences often lie off the beaten path.
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