



by Polco Sailing Cruises
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.€320This full-day cruise around Milos lasts about eight hours and accommodates a small group of up to 12 passengers on a sailing boat. The boat features large shaded areas and hammocks, and is run by two experienced multilingual sailors who guide the trip. The cruise focuses on the western part of Milos, including the remote areas of Kleftiko and Sykia. The journey includes stops at Klima, the island's first capital and the site where the Venus de Milo statue was found, where guests can take photos and hear historical information. The boat then passes Cape Vani, featuring a 19th-century iron and manganese mine, with an opportunity for a quick swim if weather allows. There are several swim and snorkelling stops with provided equipment. The first is a 30-minute swim at Kalogries Beach combined with a light brunch. This is followed by a two-hour stop at Sykia Beach, where guests anchor south of the cave, swim with masks and flippers, and enter the Sykia cave by dinghy. Homemade snacks, ouzo, and fresh drinks are served on board here. The longest stop is 90 minutes at Kleftiko Beach, where guests can snorkel, explore caves by dinghy, and enjoy a freshly cooked lunch along with drinks. Before returning to Adamas port, there is a final 20-minute swim at Agios Dimitrios Bay, offering views of the Milos caldera, Plaka, and Tripiti. The cruise includes alcoholic and carbonated beverages, bottled water, snacks, lunch, use of snorkelling gear, onboard WiFi, and free photos taken with a GoPro camera sent by email. Towels and sunscreen are not provided. The itinerary may change for safety or comfort depending on weather, and guests should be fit enough to handle the movement of the sailing yacht.
Klima
Klima was the first capital of Milos and the location where the Venus de Milo statue was discovered. Guests can take photos of the colorful fishing village and learn historical facts about the island during the guided visit.
Cape Vani
The cruise passes Cape Vani, known for its 19th-century iron and manganese mine. The multilingual guide shares the history of the area, and guests may take a quick swim here if weather permits.
Kalogries Beach
This is the first swim stop, lasting about 30 minutes. Guests can swim and snorkel while enjoying a light brunch on board.
30 min
Sikia Beach
At Sikia Beach, the boat anchors in a protected bay south of the cave for about two hours. Guests swim with provided masks and flippers, then enter the Sykia cave using the dinghy to explore the area. After returning to the boat, homemade snacks, traditional ouzo, and fresh drinks are served.
60 min
Kleftiko Beach
At Kleftiko Beach, guests have 90 minutes to swim using snorkelling gear, explore the caves by dinghy, and take photos both above and underwater. A freshly cooked lunch and drinks are served during this stop.
90 min
Agios Dimitrios Bay
Before returning to Adamas port, there is a short 20-minute swim stop at Agios Dimitrios Bay, which offers views of the Milos caldera, Plaka, and Tripiti across the bay.
20 min
Meeting point is in front of the Polco sailing boats, usually anchored across MENTOR CAFE at the port of Adamas. Look for the POLCO sailing flags flying high at the port.
End point
Meeting point is in front of the Polco sailing boats, usually anchored across MENTOR CAFE at the port of Adamas. Look for the POLCO sailing flags flying high at the port.




by Polco Sailing Cruises
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.€320This full-day cruise around Milos lasts about eight hours and accommodates a small group of up to 12 passengers on a sailing boat. The boat features large shaded areas and hammocks, and is run by two experienced multilingual sailors who guide the trip. The cruise focuses on the western part of Milos, including the remote areas of Kleftiko and Sykia. The journey includes stops at Klima, the island's first capital and the site where the Venus de Milo statue was found, where guests can take photos and hear historical information. The boat then passes Cape Vani, featuring a 19th-century iron and manganese mine, with an opportunity for a quick swim if weather allows. There are several swim and snorkelling stops with provided equipment. The first is a 30-minute swim at Kalogries Beach combined with a light brunch. This is followed by a two-hour stop at Sykia Beach, where guests anchor south of the cave, swim with masks and flippers, and enter the Sykia cave by dinghy. Homemade snacks, ouzo, and fresh drinks are served on board here. The longest stop is 90 minutes at Kleftiko Beach, where guests can snorkel, explore caves by dinghy, and enjoy a freshly cooked lunch along with drinks. Before returning to Adamas port, there is a final 20-minute swim at Agios Dimitrios Bay, offering views of the Milos caldera, Plaka, and Tripiti. The cruise includes alcoholic and carbonated beverages, bottled water, snacks, lunch, use of snorkelling gear, onboard WiFi, and free photos taken with a GoPro camera sent by email. Towels and sunscreen are not provided. The itinerary may change for safety or comfort depending on weather, and guests should be fit enough to handle the movement of the sailing yacht.
Klima
Klima was the first capital of Milos and the location where the Venus de Milo statue was discovered. Guests can take photos of the colorful fishing village and learn historical facts about the island during the guided visit.
Cape Vani
The cruise passes Cape Vani, known for its 19th-century iron and manganese mine. The multilingual guide shares the history of the area, and guests may take a quick swim here if weather permits.
Kalogries Beach
This is the first swim stop, lasting about 30 minutes. Guests can swim and snorkel while enjoying a light brunch on board.
30 min
Sikia Beach
At Sikia Beach, the boat anchors in a protected bay south of the cave for about two hours. Guests swim with provided masks and flippers, then enter the Sykia cave using the dinghy to explore the area. After returning to the boat, homemade snacks, traditional ouzo, and fresh drinks are served.
60 min
Kleftiko Beach
At Kleftiko Beach, guests have 90 minutes to swim using snorkelling gear, explore the caves by dinghy, and take photos both above and underwater. A freshly cooked lunch and drinks are served during this stop.
90 min
Agios Dimitrios Bay
Before returning to Adamas port, there is a short 20-minute swim stop at Agios Dimitrios Bay, which offers views of the Milos caldera, Plaka, and Tripiti across the bay.
20 min
Meeting point is in front of the Polco sailing boats, usually anchored across MENTOR CAFE at the port of Adamas. Look for the POLCO sailing flags flying high at the port.
End point
Meeting point is in front of the Polco sailing boats, usually anchored across MENTOR CAFE at the port of Adamas. Look for the POLCO sailing flags flying high at the port.