Embark on a 9-hour catamaran cruise in Milos, starting at 9:00 from the port of Adamas. Begin your journey heading northwest towards Cape Vani, a 30-meter-tall rock with a rich history tied to a 19th-century iron mine.
Your first swim stop is the serene bay of Kalogries, known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters. Spend about 30 minutes swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying a light snack.
Sail along the west coast to reach Sykia, the largest cave in Milos. Pause for a photo in front of its stunning entrance and the bay's colorful volcanic rocks and emerald waters.
The next highlight is Kleftiko, the island's most iconic spot. Once a pirate hideout, it now offers incredible caves to explore. Enjoy 40 minutes of swimming, snorkeling, and stand-up paddleboarding, with refreshing drinks and snacks waiting for you onboard.
Continue past Gerontas bay and the famous beaches of Fyriplaka and Tsigrado to reach the stunning bay of Gerakas. Known as one of Milos' finest beaches, this stop includes over an hour of swimming and a delicious BBQ lunch prepared fresh on the boat.
Sail east to Sulfur Mines, the site of the abandoned 1870s mines, where you can capture breathtaking photos. Then, head to Poliegos, Greece's largest uninhabited island, featuring some of the Mediterranean's most mesmerizing waters.
Your main stop at Poliegos is the spectacular bay of Galazia Nera, famous for its brilliant blue waters. Here, you will enjoy your final swim of the day, accompanied by tasty desserts.
On your return, pass the unique Glaronisia, hexagonal lava rock formations, for a quick photo stop and a chance to feed the seagulls. The journey continues with sightseeing in Adamas Bay, featuring the Arkoudes bear-shaped rocks and Klima, where the Venus de Milo was discovered. Learn fascinating historical details while capturing memorable photos.
The cruise concludes around 18:00, as you return to Adamas port amidst stunning sunset views.
