Polyaigos
Polyaigos, Kimolos 840 04, Greece
About
Polyaigos is the largest uninhabited island in the Cyclades, named for the many goats that roam its rugged terrain. It feels like a remote, untouched paradise with exceptionally clear, turquoise waters.
Written from public posts on Instagram. Updated Oct 2026.
Worth it?
Only go if you are happy to spend the day on a boat. Polyaigos is uninhabited and reachable only by boat or water taxi, and the posts treat it as a boat-day stop from Milos and Kimolos. That is also the reward: creators call it the clearest water in the Cyclades and suggest a trip around Kimolos and Polyaigos for small coves. Swimmers and snorkelers will be happiest; with nobody living there, bring what you need.
Before you go
- Book a boat trip or water taxi; there is no other way to reach the island.
- Combine it with Kimolos. One creator recommends sailing around both for coves and very blue water.
- Plan it from Milos or Kimolos, where the creators who posted it were based.
Highlights
- Largest uninhabited island in the Mediterranean
- Accessible only by boat or water taxi
- Part of the NATURA 2000 network for biodiversity
- Known for calm, tropical-like turquoise waters
Details
- Address
- Polyaigos, Kimolos 840 04, Greece
- Phone
- +30 6944 757 908
- Coordinates
- 36.76119, 24.63117
Good to know
Polyaigos is a island in Paros, Greece. Polyaigos is the largest uninhabited island in the Cyclades, named for the many goats that roam its rugged terrain. It feels like a remote, untouched paradise with exceptionally clear, turquoise waters.
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