• Cape Vani - Cape Vani is home to an abandoned manganese and iron mine. This historic site, used in the 19th century, features a vast and deep opening at the cape’s edge, bordered by the sea and surrounded by vertically cut rocks with striking horizontal layers of black and ruby red. The crew will share the fascinating history of this landmark as you capture stunning photos of the landscape.

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• Kalogries Beach - Kalogries is a secluded bay on Milos’ west side, boasting crystal-clear turquoise waters and two small beaches on the bay’s north and east sides. It is regarded as one of Milos’ finest beaches. The visit here will last 30 minutes, providing ample time to dive off the boat, swim, snorkel, and enjoy some snacks and drinks.
• Kleftiko Beach - Kleftiko is a highlight of Milos. The name means “place of thieves,” reflecting its historical use by pirates as a hideout. Beyond its pirate past, the unique blend of white and grey rocks creates one of the world’s most stunning landscapes. Snorkeling here is an incredible experience, featuring underwater passages, caves, and exceptional water clarity. Masks, flippers, and tips for exploring this unique spot will be provided. The crew will use a GoPro camera to capture photos, including some underwater, which will be emailed to you later.
• Παραλία Γέρακας - Gerakas is one of Milos’ most renowned beaches, accessible only by boat. This distinctive landscape is shaped by massive perlite sand slides, forming a pristine beach with crystal-clear emerald waters. It’s a must-see on the island. The visit here will last about one and a half hours, allowing time to swim and enjoy lunch.
• Old Sulfur Mines - Located in the southeast part of Milos, the Old Sulfur Mines are the island’s oldest, dating back to 1856 and abandoned in 1956. This remote site is best viewed by boat.
• Poliegos - Poliegos is Greece’s largest uninhabited island. The main stop on this remarkable island is Galazia Nera, or blue waters. The sea’s transparency and vibrant color make it one of Greece’s best beaches! The visit here will last about 30 minutes, offering time to swim, snorkel, try stand-up paddling, and enjoy snacks and drinks.
• Klima - Klima was Milos’ first capital and the discovery site of the Venus de Milo statue. While capturing beautiful photos of the colorful fishing village, you can also learn historical facts about the island as part of the guided tour.
• Glaronisia - Translating to “seagull islands,” this is a rare geological phenomenon found in only a few countries worldwide. Formed by lava, it created hexagonal tubes under great pressure.

• Go-Pro Camera photos sent via email
• Complimentary carbonated beverages
• Unlimited bottled water
• Snorkeling equipment included
• Delicious lunch provided
• Beer, wine, and local spirits
• Free WiFi onboard
• Fresh fruit and snacks available
• Stand-Up Paddle boarding

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Towels
• Gratuities

Embark on a day-long adventure at sea, exploring the wonders of Milos and its surrounding highlights, including a visit to the stunning waters of Poliegos.

Travel in style aboard a spacious 47-foot sailing vessel, accommodating up to 12 passengers. Enjoy a lively and relaxing atmosphere filled with sightseeing, delicious food and beverages, swimming, snorkeling, cave exploration, sunbathing, or simply unwinding with a drink in the boat’s shaded areas.

This promises to be a truly memorable day!

• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
• Minimum drinking age is 18 years
• Refunds will not be issued if tour/activity is missed due to late or non-arrival of cruise ship
• Not recommended for travellers with mobility impedements

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.