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Milos Full-day Catamaran Cruise from Adamas to Kleftiko, Poliegos and Pollonia
Highlights
- Swim, snorkel, and explore the sea caves of the iconic Kleftiko Bay, surrounded by white rock formations and turquoise waters, with your crew guiding you to the best spots
- Pass by the traditional fishing villages of Skinopi, Klima, Areti, and Fourkovouni with their colorful seaside “Sirmata” houses, and see the bear-shaped rock formation “Arkoudes”
Description
As you sail along the coastline, leaving Milos bay behind, you will pass by the traditional fishing villages of Skinopi, Klima, Areti, and Fourkovouni, each lined with colorful seaside houses known as "Sirmata" which means wires in Greek. Next, you will visit "Arkoudes" (Greek for bear), a striking rock formation shaped like a bear, named after its unique form.
With the sails open, you will head towards the impressive Cape Vani, where your first stop swim awaits in the natural bay of Kalogries, perfect for diving into the crystal-clear waters directly from the catamaran.
Following this, you will visit the stunning sea cave of Sikia, where you can admire the iconic hole in its roof and view its unique entrance.
Continuing south, you will arrive at the main destination, the legendary pirate bay of Kleftiko, where the crew will show you the best spots for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring the numerous sea caves. Afterward, a freshly prepared lunch will be served on board, along with some delightful surprises.
Your next visit will be to the remote, awe-inspiring beach of Gerakas, with its natural hot springs.
Finally, you will stop at the abandoned Sulphur Mines to swim in the dazzling, clear blue waters of Galazia Nera in Poliegos, a breathtaking natural lagoon formed by geological wonders.
As you sail back, you will pass by the islands of Kimolos and Agios Efstathios, reaching Pollonia by around 18:30, where a van will be standing by to take you back to Adamas if desired.
Price list
Juniors & Adults (7+ yrs)
192 Euros per person
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Important information
- The cruise is not suitable for children under 7 years of age nor people with limited mobility
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Includes & excludes
- A full 100% refund for cancellations 5 days before the cruise
- If your trip is canceled due to high winds or rough seas we will try to arrange another date. You will receive an instant 100% refund if that doesn't suit you. No worries, no fuss.
- The itinerary is subject to changes depending on the weather conditions and at the discretion of the skipper
- Changing your booking date depends on availability and cannot be guaranteed. Prices may also vary depending on the season.
Location
Adamas Port, Milos, Cyclades, 84800,
Greece
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Itinerary
Meet in Adamas at 08:30
The transfer to the starting point in a minivan is included in the priceKalogries Bay
Perfect for diving in the crystal-clear waters from the catamaranSykia Cave
Admire the iconic hole in its roof and view its unique entranceKleftiko Bay
A chance for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring the sea cavesGerakas Beach
An awe-inspiring beach with natural hot springsGalazia Nera
Discover the sulphur mines in the dazzling blue waters Poliegos lagoonReturn at Pollonia at 18:30
A minivan will stand by to take you back to Adamas port if you wish
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