Next destination, Kleftiko, the most famous place in Milos. Your stop here will last 40 minutes and you'll have the chance to swim and snorkel in caves and also try our SUP. Refreshments and cold beers will be served when you get back to the boat, along with delicious snacks.

Leaving Kleftiko, you continue sailing along south Milos coastline, passing by the bay of Gerontas and the famous beaches of Fyriplaka and Tsigrado till you reach your next swim stop, the impressive bay of Gerakas, one of the best beaches in Milos, accessible only by boat.

The trip continues along the south side of the island till we reach the east and Theiorychia where the abandoned 1870's sulfur mines still stand creating a magnificent landscape. Take photos and continue towards the island of Poliegos, the largest uninhabited Greek island and home to some of the most impressive waters in the Mediterranean.

Your main stop on this amazing island is the bay of Galazia Nera, or blue waters, one of the best spots in Greece. Here you enjoy your last swim for the day and some delicious desserts.
Heading back towards Adamas you will pass from Glaronisia, the seagull islands, a rare geological phenomenon consisting, completely of hexagonal-shaped lava rocks. A short photo stop here to admire the landscape and feed the seagulls.

The final part of your trip consists of sightseeing at the bay of Adamas. You will see "Arkoudes" (bears), the impressive 20ft (5 m) bear shaped rocks at the entrance of the bay and Klima where the statue of Venus de Milos was discovered. While you take beautiful photos you can also learn some historical facts about the island, as a part of our guided tour.
Return to Adamas port around 18:30.