Sailing Boat Small-Group Tour to Kleftiko and Sikia Cave West of Milos
by Odysseus A Yacht Cruises
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This small-group sailing boat tour runs for about nine hours along the western coast of Milos. The trip visits several coastal points, including traditional villages, colorful rock formations, and beaches. The tour starts by sailing past a fishing village known for its prehistoric cave houses made from soft limestone. Next is a stop at Klima, where multicolored fishermen’s houses called “syrmatas” line the bay, divided by a seaside restaurant. The boat then passes Fourkovouni hill, known historically as a place where pirates were hanged, with stories shared about local pirate history. Cape Vani is another stop to appreciate its multicolored rocks and old manganese mining site. The tour includes a 30-minute swim break at Kalogries Beach, a remote spot with clear water. Afterward, the boat moves to Sikia Beach with its notable views, followed by a two-hour stay at Kleftiko Beach, famous as a pirate shelter and the main highlight of the trip. The final stop is at Agios Dimitrios Beach near Adamas, where participants can swim to a small chapel and ring its bell. Included in the tour are breakfast, lunch, snacks, bottled water, alcoholic and carbonated beverages, and snorkeling equipment. Towels, sunscreen, and hats are not provided.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Fishing Village
The first stop is a beautiful fishing village inhabited since prehistoric times. The soft limestone found here was used to create cave houses.
Klima
Klima is a long row of multicolored traditional fishermen’s houses called “syrmatas” along Milos Bay. The village is split by the only seaside restaurant, and the houses were painted different colors to help owners identify them.
Fourkovouni Hill
Fourkovouni is a small hill at the entrance of Adamas Bay. Historically, pirates were hanged here, which is the origin of the hill’s name. Stories about pirates are shared at this stop.
Cape Vani
Cape Vani is a notable landmark on Milos with multicolored rock formations in red, yellow, orange, green, and gray. It also has old manganese mining remains and is considered one of the island’s most scenic spots.
Kalogries Beach
Kalogries Beach is a remote location where passengers have about 30 minutes to relax and swim in the clear water.
30 min
Sikia Beach
Sikia Beach offers a very nice view and is one of the tour’s coastal stops.
Kleftiko Beach
Kleftiko Beach, meaning Pirate’s Point in Greek, served as a pirate shelter. This stop lasts about two hours and is the tour’s highlight, with stories about local pirates provided.
120 min
Adamas
The final stop near Adamas is Agios Dimitrios Beach, where guests have 30 minutes to swim to a small chapel and ring its bell before the tour concludes.
30 min
Meeting point
Meeting time: 8.45 – Be on time! 9.00 we leave from the port.
End point
Meeting time: 8.45 – Be on time! 9.00 we leave from the port.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Sailing Boat Small-Group Tour to Kleftiko and Sikia Cave West of Milos
by Odysseus A Yacht Cruises
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.€265.98Overview
This small-group sailing boat tour runs for about nine hours along the western coast of Milos. The trip visits several coastal points, including traditional villages, colorful rock formations, and beaches. The tour starts by sailing past a fishing village known for its prehistoric cave houses made from soft limestone. Next is a stop at Klima, where multicolored fishermen’s houses called “syrmatas” line the bay, divided by a seaside restaurant. The boat then passes Fourkovouni hill, known historically as a place where pirates were hanged, with stories shared about local pirate history. Cape Vani is another stop to appreciate its multicolored rocks and old manganese mining site. The tour includes a 30-minute swim break at Kalogries Beach, a remote spot with clear water. Afterward, the boat moves to Sikia Beach with its notable views, followed by a two-hour stay at Kleftiko Beach, famous as a pirate shelter and the main highlight of the trip. The final stop is at Agios Dimitrios Beach near Adamas, where participants can swim to a small chapel and ring its bell. Included in the tour are breakfast, lunch, snacks, bottled water, alcoholic and carbonated beverages, and snorkeling equipment. Towels, sunscreen, and hats are not provided.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Fishing Village
The first stop is a beautiful fishing village inhabited since prehistoric times. The soft limestone found here was used to create cave houses.
Klima
Klima is a long row of multicolored traditional fishermen’s houses called “syrmatas” along Milos Bay. The village is split by the only seaside restaurant, and the houses were painted different colors to help owners identify them.
Fourkovouni Hill
Fourkovouni is a small hill at the entrance of Adamas Bay. Historically, pirates were hanged here, which is the origin of the hill’s name. Stories about pirates are shared at this stop.
Cape Vani
Cape Vani is a notable landmark on Milos with multicolored rock formations in red, yellow, orange, green, and gray. It also has old manganese mining remains and is considered one of the island’s most scenic spots.
Kalogries Beach
Kalogries Beach is a remote location where passengers have about 30 minutes to relax and swim in the clear water.
30 min
Sikia Beach
Sikia Beach offers a very nice view and is one of the tour’s coastal stops.
Kleftiko Beach
Kleftiko Beach, meaning Pirate’s Point in Greek, served as a pirate shelter. This stop lasts about two hours and is the tour’s highlight, with stories about local pirates provided.
120 min
Adamas
The final stop near Adamas is Agios Dimitrios Beach, where guests have 30 minutes to swim to a small chapel and ring its bell before the tour concludes.
30 min
Meeting point
Meeting time: 8.45 – Be on time! 9.00 we leave from the port.
End point
Meeting time: 8.45 – Be on time! 9.00 we leave from the port.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.