Things to do around Polyaigos

Polyaigos is the uninhabited islet north of Kimolos, and there is no village to walk to and no jetty for a scheduled ferry: you see it from the water, on a boat trip built around Milos and Kimolos, not as a stop with its own itinerary.

Boats that circle Milos sometimes swing past its bare, goat-grazed hills and empty coves on the way back from Kimolos, adding perhaps 30 to 60 minutes to a full-day route rather than a separate excursion. Kimolos itself, a short ferry hop of around 20 to 30 minutes from Milos, has a village, tavernas and rooms; Polyaigos has none of that.

Expect rock, scrub and a few sheltered bays glimpsed from the deck, best treated as scenery, not a destination.