Full-Day Catamaran Tour of Milos and Poliegos With Lunch and BBQ
by Trinity Yachting
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€420Overview
This full-day boat trip around Milos and Poliegos offers access to remote beaches reachable only by water, with swimming stops and a meal on board. The tour lasts about 10 hours on a catamaran operated by Trinity Cruises. Guests start by visiting Cape Vani, known for its ancient caldera origins and manganese mine ruins from 1898. Next, the boat stops at Kalogries Beach for about 40 minutes to swim in its notably clear waters. The route continues with a passage near Sikia Beach, where the group views a cave with an open top accessed by a small inflatable boat through a narrow entrance. Then the tour moves to Kleftiko Beach, a former pirate hideout featuring white volcanic rock formations and clear waters ideal for snorkeling, with 45 minutes to swim and take photos. The next stop is Gerakas, where guests can swim in transparent waters for about an hour. Additional sightseeing includes the Old Sulfur Mines site (Theiorychia) on the island's east side, known as Greece's oldest sulfur mining location. The tour then heads to Poliegos, the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean Sea, stopping at Galazia Nera bay for 40 minutes of swimming in a narrow bay with white rocks and light blue waters often called the “Blue Lagoon.” The return includes a visit to Klima Village, a small fishing settlement with houses built for boats to dock directly in front. The trip includes breakfast, lunch with BBQ, snacks, beers, local house wine, soft drinks, all fees and taxes, snorkeling equipment, and the use of an action camera. Private transportation to the departure point is not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Cape Vani
Cape Vani sits on what was once the bottom of an ancient caldera beneath the sea. The site includes ruins from manganese mines opened in 1898, which can still be seen today.
Kalogries Beach
Guests stop here for about 40 minutes to swim in the region's clearest waters. The beach's name reflects its quiet atmosphere.
40 min
Sikia Beach
This stop passes by Sikia, a cave with an open ceiling. Entering the cave requires a small inflatable boat through a very narrow entrance, allowing guests to see its interior beauty from the water.
Kleftiko Beach
The boat stays about 45 minutes at Kleftiko, a former pirate refuge with white volcanic rock formations shaped by erosion. The clear waters here are ideal for snorkeling and photography.
45 min
Gerakas
Guests have about an hour to swim in the clear waters at Gerakas.
60 min
Old Sulfur Mines
This historic site, called Theiorychia, lies on the eastern side of the island and marks Greece's oldest sulfur mining operation.
Galazia Nera
Located on Poliegos island, the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean Sea, Galazia Nera bay offers about 40 minutes to swim in a narrow inlet with steep white rocks, white sand, and light blue waters, known as the “Blue Lagoon.”
40 min
Klima
Klima is a small fishing village where houses were built with boat parking right in front. Many of these houses are now rented to tourists, maintaining the village's character.
Meeting point
Find us at the port of Adamas. We meet all together accross Mentor cafe at 08:30 am Important Boarding Information Meeting time - 08:30 am
End point
Find us at the port of Adamas. We meet all together accross Mentor cafe at 08:30 am Important Boarding Information Meeting time - 08:30 am
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Full-Day Catamaran Tour of Milos and Poliegos With Lunch and BBQ
by Trinity Yachting
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€420Overview
This full-day boat trip around Milos and Poliegos offers access to remote beaches reachable only by water, with swimming stops and a meal on board. The tour lasts about 10 hours on a catamaran operated by Trinity Cruises. Guests start by visiting Cape Vani, known for its ancient caldera origins and manganese mine ruins from 1898. Next, the boat stops at Kalogries Beach for about 40 minutes to swim in its notably clear waters. The route continues with a passage near Sikia Beach, where the group views a cave with an open top accessed by a small inflatable boat through a narrow entrance. Then the tour moves to Kleftiko Beach, a former pirate hideout featuring white volcanic rock formations and clear waters ideal for snorkeling, with 45 minutes to swim and take photos. The next stop is Gerakas, where guests can swim in transparent waters for about an hour. Additional sightseeing includes the Old Sulfur Mines site (Theiorychia) on the island's east side, known as Greece's oldest sulfur mining location. The tour then heads to Poliegos, the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean Sea, stopping at Galazia Nera bay for 40 minutes of swimming in a narrow bay with white rocks and light blue waters often called the “Blue Lagoon.” The return includes a visit to Klima Village, a small fishing settlement with houses built for boats to dock directly in front. The trip includes breakfast, lunch with BBQ, snacks, beers, local house wine, soft drinks, all fees and taxes, snorkeling equipment, and the use of an action camera. Private transportation to the departure point is not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Cape Vani
Cape Vani sits on what was once the bottom of an ancient caldera beneath the sea. The site includes ruins from manganese mines opened in 1898, which can still be seen today.
Kalogries Beach
Guests stop here for about 40 minutes to swim in the region's clearest waters. The beach's name reflects its quiet atmosphere.
40 min
Sikia Beach
This stop passes by Sikia, a cave with an open ceiling. Entering the cave requires a small inflatable boat through a very narrow entrance, allowing guests to see its interior beauty from the water.
Kleftiko Beach
The boat stays about 45 minutes at Kleftiko, a former pirate refuge with white volcanic rock formations shaped by erosion. The clear waters here are ideal for snorkeling and photography.
45 min
Gerakas
Guests have about an hour to swim in the clear waters at Gerakas.
60 min
Old Sulfur Mines
This historic site, called Theiorychia, lies on the eastern side of the island and marks Greece's oldest sulfur mining operation.
Galazia Nera
Located on Poliegos island, the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean Sea, Galazia Nera bay offers about 40 minutes to swim in a narrow inlet with steep white rocks, white sand, and light blue waters, known as the “Blue Lagoon.”
40 min
Klima
Klima is a small fishing village where houses were built with boat parking right in front. Many of these houses are now rented to tourists, maintaining the village's character.
Meeting point
Find us at the port of Adamas. We meet all together accross Mentor cafe at 08:30 am Important Boarding Information Meeting time - 08:30 am
End point
Find us at the port of Adamas. We meet all together accross Mentor cafe at 08:30 am Important Boarding Information Meeting time - 08:30 am
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.