Full-Day Small-Group Cruise in Milos & Poliegos with Breakfast and Lunch
by Naya Yachting
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This small-group boat tour takes about 8 to 10 hours aboard a Lagoon 400 S2 catamaran around Milos and Poliegos islands in Greece. The cruise visits coastal areas and landscapes that cannot be reached by car, including volcanic rock formations shaped by lava. The trip includes breakfast and lunch served on board, along with carbonated and alcoholic drinks and on-board WiFi. Snorkeling equipment is also provided for stops at various bays and beaches. The route begins at Cape Vani, known for its ancient history as part of a submerged caldera and ruins of manganese mines from 1898. The boat then stops at Kalogries Beach, a protected bay with clear water surrounded by green cliffs, where guests can swim, snorkel, and enjoy homemade breakfast. Next is Sykia Beach, the island’s largest cave surrounded by colorful volcanic rocks, where swimming and snorkeling take place alongside a brunch offering. Afterward, the cruise visits Kleftiko, an old pirate bay enclosed by white volcanic rock formations, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring sea caves. The boat passes Theiorychia, a historic sulfur mining site on the island’s east side. At Gerakas Beach, guests find golden sand and turquoise water with a hot spring for swimming, plus homemade Greek BBQ and drinks with a view. Poliegos Island, the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean, is the next stop at Galazia Nera bay, known as the Blue Lagoon, where visitors swim in clear blue water among steep white rocks and sand. The cruise also passes Glaronisia, a group of volcanic islets, and Klima, a traditional fishing village known for its colorful houses called syrmata.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Cape Vani
Cape Vani was once part of an underwater caldera millions of years ago. It features the ruins of manganese mines that opened in 1898, visible from the coast.
Kalogries Beach
Kalogries Beach is a protected bay with shallow, clear water surrounded by green cliffs, giving the water a turquoise color. Guests spend about 30 minutes swimming, snorkeling, and having homemade breakfast.
30 min
Sykia beach
Sykia is the island’s largest natural cave, surrounded by colorful volcanic rocks. Visitors swim and snorkel in emerald-clear waters and enjoy a brunch on board.
Kleftiko
Kleftiko is a historic pirate bay surrounded by white volcanic rock formations, with several caves. The stop lasts about 50 minutes for swimming and snorkeling in green-blue waters and exploring the caves.
50 min
Theiorychia
Theiorychia is a historical site on Milos’s east side, known for hosting Greece’s oldest sulfur mining operation.
Gerakas
Gerakas is a sandy beach enclosed by geological rock formations with golden sand and turquoise water. Guests swim in a hot spring and enjoy homemade traditional food, Greek BBQ, and drinks during a 60-minute stop.
60 min
Poliegos
Poliegos is the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean Sea. The final swimming stop is at Galazia Nera bay, also called the Blue Lagoon, a narrow bay with steep white rocks, white sand, and transparent light blue water, lasting about 30 minutes.
30 min
Glaronisia
Glaronisia, or the seagull islands, is a group of islets formed by volcanic activity with interesting geological features.
Klima
Klima is a traditional fishing village on Milos, noted for its colorful small houses known as syrmata.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Full-Day Small-Group Cruise in Milos & Poliegos with Breakfast and Lunch
by Naya 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 small-group boat tour takes about 8 to 10 hours aboard a Lagoon 400 S2 catamaran around Milos and Poliegos islands in Greece. The cruise visits coastal areas and landscapes that cannot be reached by car, including volcanic rock formations shaped by lava. The trip includes breakfast and lunch served on board, along with carbonated and alcoholic drinks and on-board WiFi. Snorkeling equipment is also provided for stops at various bays and beaches. The route begins at Cape Vani, known for its ancient history as part of a submerged caldera and ruins of manganese mines from 1898. The boat then stops at Kalogries Beach, a protected bay with clear water surrounded by green cliffs, where guests can swim, snorkel, and enjoy homemade breakfast. Next is Sykia Beach, the island’s largest cave surrounded by colorful volcanic rocks, where swimming and snorkeling take place alongside a brunch offering. Afterward, the cruise visits Kleftiko, an old pirate bay enclosed by white volcanic rock formations, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring sea caves. The boat passes Theiorychia, a historic sulfur mining site on the island’s east side. At Gerakas Beach, guests find golden sand and turquoise water with a hot spring for swimming, plus homemade Greek BBQ and drinks with a view. Poliegos Island, the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean, is the next stop at Galazia Nera bay, known as the Blue Lagoon, where visitors swim in clear blue water among steep white rocks and sand. The cruise also passes Glaronisia, a group of volcanic islets, and Klima, a traditional fishing village known for its colorful houses called syrmata.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Cape Vani
Cape Vani was once part of an underwater caldera millions of years ago. It features the ruins of manganese mines that opened in 1898, visible from the coast.
Kalogries Beach
Kalogries Beach is a protected bay with shallow, clear water surrounded by green cliffs, giving the water a turquoise color. Guests spend about 30 minutes swimming, snorkeling, and having homemade breakfast.
30 min
Sykia beach
Sykia is the island’s largest natural cave, surrounded by colorful volcanic rocks. Visitors swim and snorkel in emerald-clear waters and enjoy a brunch on board.
Kleftiko
Kleftiko is a historic pirate bay surrounded by white volcanic rock formations, with several caves. The stop lasts about 50 minutes for swimming and snorkeling in green-blue waters and exploring the caves.
50 min
Theiorychia
Theiorychia is a historical site on Milos’s east side, known for hosting Greece’s oldest sulfur mining operation.
Gerakas
Gerakas is a sandy beach enclosed by geological rock formations with golden sand and turquoise water. Guests swim in a hot spring and enjoy homemade traditional food, Greek BBQ, and drinks during a 60-minute stop.
60 min
Poliegos
Poliegos is the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean Sea. The final swimming stop is at Galazia Nera bay, also called the Blue Lagoon, a narrow bay with steep white rocks, white sand, and transparent light blue water, lasting about 30 minutes.
30 min
Glaronisia
Glaronisia, or the seagull islands, is a group of islets formed by volcanic activity with interesting geological features.
Klima
Klima is a traditional fishing village on Milos, noted for its colorful small houses known as syrmata.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.