Milos Half-Day Speedboat Cruise to Kleftiko with Snorkeling Tour
by Volcano Boat
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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.€270Overview
Milos is known for its volcanic coastline and sea caves accessible only by boat. This half-day speedboat tour takes place on Volcano, a 15-meter Fabio Buzzi speedboat equipped with a 740 hp engine, allowing fast and comfortable travel with more time at each stop. The tour lasts about five hours and includes several swimming and snorkeling opportunities. The cruise stops first at Kleftiko Beach, a bay formed by volcanic rocks about 3 million years ago. Visitors can explore its sea caves, once used by medieval pirates as hideouts. Next is Sykia Beach, the largest sea cave on Milos, notable for its collapsed roof and emerald-green waters, providing a scenic photo opportunity. Afterward, the boat anchors at a remote bay on West Milos for a snorkeling session guided by two experienced divers who also capture underwater photos and videos. The tour continues to Kalogries Beach, a small, secluded bay with greenish rocks and clear shallow waters, described as a natural swimming pool. Additional sights include Cape Vani, featuring volcanic rock formations and an abandoned manganese mine, and the fishing village of Klima, known for its traditional Cycladic architecture. Onboard amenities include carbonated and alcoholic beverages, snacks, a restroom, and snorkeling gear. Free drone and underwater GoPro photos and videos are provided. Towels and optional gratuities are not included. The tour is pet friendly and may be rescheduled due to weather conditions as determined by the captain.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Kleftiko Beach
Kleftiko Bay is made of volcanic rocks formed around 3 million years ago during Milos's emergence from the Aegean Sea. The formations and sea caves were shaped later by waves and wind erosion and served as pirate hideouts in medieval times. Visitors spend about 60 minutes here.
60 min
Sykia beach
Sykia is the largest sea cave on Milos, featuring a collapsed roof and emerald-green waters. This stop is primarily for photography, allowing visitors to view and photograph the geological formations inside and outside the cave. The visit lasts approximately 45 minutes.
45 min
Milos
The boat stops at a remote bay on West Milos for about 60 minutes where guests can join a guided snorkeling tour led by the crew. This activity includes underwater exploration and photography.
60 min
Kalogries Beach
Kalogries is a small, isolated bay in northwestern Milos with greenish rocks and very clear shallow waters, sometimes called the island's natural swimming pool. Visitors have around 60 minutes to swim, explore, or relax.
60 min
Cape Vani
Cape Vani features volcanic rock formations and monoliths along with an abandoned manganese mine. This stop does not have a specified duration.
Klima
Klima is a traditional fishing village characterized by Cycladic architecture. This stop also has no specified duration.
Meeting point
You can search on Google Maps for Volcano boat. The office is locatted inside a small alley between a bookshop called Tereza and Milos Nails.
End point
You can search on Google Maps for Volcano boat. The office is locatted inside a small alley between a bookshop called Tereza and Milos Nails.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Milos Half-Day Speedboat Cruise to Kleftiko with Snorkeling Tour
by Volcano Boat
Choose from 2 available options
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.€270Overview
Milos is known for its volcanic coastline and sea caves accessible only by boat. This half-day speedboat tour takes place on Volcano, a 15-meter Fabio Buzzi speedboat equipped with a 740 hp engine, allowing fast and comfortable travel with more time at each stop. The tour lasts about five hours and includes several swimming and snorkeling opportunities. The cruise stops first at Kleftiko Beach, a bay formed by volcanic rocks about 3 million years ago. Visitors can explore its sea caves, once used by medieval pirates as hideouts. Next is Sykia Beach, the largest sea cave on Milos, notable for its collapsed roof and emerald-green waters, providing a scenic photo opportunity. Afterward, the boat anchors at a remote bay on West Milos for a snorkeling session guided by two experienced divers who also capture underwater photos and videos. The tour continues to Kalogries Beach, a small, secluded bay with greenish rocks and clear shallow waters, described as a natural swimming pool. Additional sights include Cape Vani, featuring volcanic rock formations and an abandoned manganese mine, and the fishing village of Klima, known for its traditional Cycladic architecture. Onboard amenities include carbonated and alcoholic beverages, snacks, a restroom, and snorkeling gear. Free drone and underwater GoPro photos and videos are provided. Towels and optional gratuities are not included. The tour is pet friendly and may be rescheduled due to weather conditions as determined by the captain.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Kleftiko Beach
Kleftiko Bay is made of volcanic rocks formed around 3 million years ago during Milos's emergence from the Aegean Sea. The formations and sea caves were shaped later by waves and wind erosion and served as pirate hideouts in medieval times. Visitors spend about 60 minutes here.
60 min
Sykia beach
Sykia is the largest sea cave on Milos, featuring a collapsed roof and emerald-green waters. This stop is primarily for photography, allowing visitors to view and photograph the geological formations inside and outside the cave. The visit lasts approximately 45 minutes.
45 min
Milos
The boat stops at a remote bay on West Milos for about 60 minutes where guests can join a guided snorkeling tour led by the crew. This activity includes underwater exploration and photography.
60 min
Kalogries Beach
Kalogries is a small, isolated bay in northwestern Milos with greenish rocks and very clear shallow waters, sometimes called the island's natural swimming pool. Visitors have around 60 minutes to swim, explore, or relax.
60 min
Cape Vani
Cape Vani features volcanic rock formations and monoliths along with an abandoned manganese mine. This stop does not have a specified duration.
Klima
Klima is a traditional fishing village characterized by Cycladic architecture. This stop also has no specified duration.
Meeting point
You can search on Google Maps for Volcano boat. The office is locatted inside a small alley between a bookshop called Tereza and Milos Nails.
End point
You can search on Google Maps for Volcano boat. The office is locatted inside a small alley between a bookshop called Tereza and Milos Nails.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.