Discovering Milos Beaches, Caves, and More! in Milos, Greece

Explore the stunning coastline of Milos and its wonderful beaches, offering a fresh and exciting way to enjoy your vacation.

Starting from Adamas port, we'll pass by charming fishing villages on our right side: Skinopi, Areti, Fourkovouni, and Klima, each with their special "syrmata" homes.

As we enter the port, you'll notice something cool - two big rocks that look like bears. After this, we'll cross the entrance of Adamas port, which is the second largest natural harbor (covering 9 nautical miles). We'll reach the amazing cape of Vani, a big piece of volcanic rock in the Mediterranean Sea. It's made of obsidian, iron, and magganium, and it looks pretty unique.

As we sail along the entire western coast of Milos, a place that's protected because it has rare plants and animals, we'll also see some lovely beaches like Kalogries, Agathia, Triades, Ammoudaraki, and a special monastery called Saint John Siderianos. There's a story of miracles connected to this place. Later on, we'll pass by the Sykia cave, which has a beach inside because its roof collapsed.

Our next stop is Kleftiko, a famous spot with tall, white rocks. These rocks make caves and tunnels that change colors depending on how the sunlight hits the water. Kleftiko used to be a hiding place for pirates, and it's really beautiful. When we drop anchor, get ready for an amazing snorkeling tour. You'll wear a mask and fins, and a crew member will guide you on a cool underwater journey. We'll take lots of pictures and videos underwater and give them to you at the end. After that, we'll take a rib tour to explore Kleftiko and its caves, guided by the captain.

On the way back, we'll enjoy a delicious meal prepared on the boat, along with a big Greek salad. You'll get to eat while looking at the gorgeous view of Kleftiko. After eating, you can relax and enjoy the sea.

On our journey back, we'll stop for a swim at a pretty little church called Agios Dimitrios or at the lovely Klima.

While sailing back across Adamas bay, we'll get to see the sunset. By around 7-8 o'clock, we'll arrive back at Adamas port with lots of happy memories from the day.