Milina

Milina is a coastal village in the Magnesia regional unit of Thessaly, Greece. It is situated along the Pagasitikos Gulf on the western coast of the Pelion peninsula, facing the water and backed by pine and olive landscapes. The village is known for its small harbor, a pebble and sandy beach, and a promenade that stretches along the waterfront. The local economy is based on fishing and seasonal tourism, with tavernas, guesthouses, and rental accommodations serving visitors in the summer months.

Milina has a traditional maritime character, with whitewashed houses and a church that sits atop the hillside. The surrounding area features rural scenery and access to nearby villages, making it a quiet base for visitors exploring the Pelion region. The village is connected by road to Volos and other Pelion settlements; in the summer, local buses and taxis provide service to the port.

The site attracts visitors for its calm waters, snorkeling opportunities, and sea kayaking along the shores. Nearby attractions include beaches and scenic viewpoints along the Pagasitikos coast. Milina also serves as a gateway to small islets and sailing routes in the Gulf, offering a relatively undeveloped alternative to more crowded Pelion resorts.