The tour departs from Adamas, the port of Milos, at 9:00 a.m. and sails northwest toward the historically significant Cape Vani. It was formerly the base of a caldera at the bottom of the sea, millions of years ago. The ruins of the manganese mines, which were operational in 1898, are visible.

Enjoy swimming and our homemade breakfast at Kalogries, the first protected bay with a turquoise sea after Cape Vani. Next, before reaching Sykia, we will drive past the stunning bays of Triades, Ammoudaraki, and Ayios Ioannis on the west coast of Milos. The largest cave on the island is called Sykia, and it is a sight to behold. Because it lacks a roof, sunlight streams into the cave, illuminating its emerald waters and producing a dazzling display of hues. Before moving on to the next swimming location, we'll make a quick stop at the cave's entrance to take some amazing pictures.

As the sailing journey proceeds, Kleftiko—a renowned ancient pirate haven with a large number of caves and a truly unique location on Earth—is the next stop. It will undoubtedly be an amazing experience to snorkel in the glistening green-blue seas and explore the intricate caverns while encircled by massive volcanic rock formations. We provide snorkeling equipment and a GoPro camera for this excursion so you can capture underwater photos to save the moment!

We raise the anchor and head out again! After navigating the southern part of the island, we will soon arrive at our next swimming spot, which is one of the best and is only accessible by boat: the beach of Gerakas, which has amazing sand slides and crystal-clear, turquoise waters. We will be sailing past the well-known beaches of Fyriplaka and Tsigkrado. There, you can savor a delectable BBQ dinner, Greek delicacies, a full lunch that is produced on board, and an assortment of drinks.

We travel via Theiorychia, a historic location on the eastern side of the island, on our way to our next destination, where we will witness the oldest sulfur mining operation in Greece. We will then get close to the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean, Polyaigos, which is under the protection of the European Union's Natura 2000 program, which aims to preserve the island's natural environment and architectural legacy. Galazia Neera, also known as Blue Lagoon, is the final bathing location. The bay resembles a natural swimming pool with clear, light blue seas!

We will pass by Arkoudes, a little group of rocks with a peculiar geological feature in the shape of bears, as we make our way back to Adamas port. Following the shore, we will go by the historic fishing communities of Fourkovouni, Areti, Klima, and Skinopi, which are known for their brightly colored "syrmata," or small cottages, which are one of Milos' most distinctive features. Around eighty-five, we head back to Adamas Port.

NOTES:
In the event of strong north winds, we will start the trip from Paleochori Beach.
In cases of strong south winds, we sail from Adamas port towards the north side of Milos and Polyaigos.