

by Milos Oneiro
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.€280This is a seven-hour semi-private sailing boat tour along the west coast of Milos. The trip starts in Adamas, where guests receive a welcome and breakfast while the skipper introduces the bay and the nearby traditional fishing villages of Skinopi, Klima, Areti, and Fourkovouni. The skipper sails close to these villages, explaining their colorful fisherman houses called syrmata and their historical role. The first stop is Sikia Beach, where guests can swim in the open-roof cave and see the sea floor clearly. Fresh fruit salad is served here. Next, the boat arrives at Kleftiko Beach for about two hours. The skipper provides a guided boat tour with stories about pirates and the area's history. Swimming in and around caves is possible, and guests can explore the natural surroundings. Lunch is served on board with views of the white rocks and turquoise waters. Afterward, the boat sails to Kalogries Beach for about an hour. On the way, guests see the nearby beaches of Agios Ioannis, Triades, and Ammoudaraki up close. At Kalogries, guests can swim in warm shallow water while enjoying ouzo, grilled sun-dried octopus, and traditional Milos snacks accompanied by Greek music. The return sail passes by Vani and Klima before arriving back at the port. Breakfast, snacks, lunch, and drinks during the stop at Kalogries are included. The total tour time includes travel between stops.
Adamas
The tour begins in Adamas with a welcome and an introduction to the bay. Breakfast is served as the boat departs. The skipper navigates slowly past the traditional fishing villages of Skinopi, Klima, Areti, and Fourkovouni. Guests can view the colorful syrmata fisherman houses while the skipper explains their historical and functional significance.
Kleftiko Beach
The first stop is at Sikia Beach to see the open-roof sea cave. Swimming is possible here, revealing the clear sea bottom. Fresh fruit salad is served during this stop.
120 min
Kalogries Beach
The boat arrives at Kleftiko Beach for about two hours. The skipper provides a guided tour of the area by boat, sharing stories about pirates connected to the site. Guests can swim around the caves, explore hidden spots, and enjoy the natural environment. Lunch is served on board with views of the white rocks and turquoise waters.
60 min
Sikia Beach
After Kleftiko, the boat sails to Kalogries Beach, passing the beaches of Agios Ioannis, Triades, and Ammoudaraki along the way. At Kalogries, guests can swim in shallow warm water. Ouzo, grilled sun-dried octopus, and traditional Milos snacks are served with Greek music. The return route sails past Vani and Klima before arriving back at the port.
45 min
At the port , 50 meters of bus station, next to the moto parking area.
End point
At the port , 50 meters of bus station, next to the moto parking area.


by Milos Oneiro
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.€280This is a seven-hour semi-private sailing boat tour along the west coast of Milos. The trip starts in Adamas, where guests receive a welcome and breakfast while the skipper introduces the bay and the nearby traditional fishing villages of Skinopi, Klima, Areti, and Fourkovouni. The skipper sails close to these villages, explaining their colorful fisherman houses called syrmata and their historical role. The first stop is Sikia Beach, where guests can swim in the open-roof cave and see the sea floor clearly. Fresh fruit salad is served here. Next, the boat arrives at Kleftiko Beach for about two hours. The skipper provides a guided boat tour with stories about pirates and the area's history. Swimming in and around caves is possible, and guests can explore the natural surroundings. Lunch is served on board with views of the white rocks and turquoise waters. Afterward, the boat sails to Kalogries Beach for about an hour. On the way, guests see the nearby beaches of Agios Ioannis, Triades, and Ammoudaraki up close. At Kalogries, guests can swim in warm shallow water while enjoying ouzo, grilled sun-dried octopus, and traditional Milos snacks accompanied by Greek music. The return sail passes by Vani and Klima before arriving back at the port. Breakfast, snacks, lunch, and drinks during the stop at Kalogries are included. The total tour time includes travel between stops.
Adamas
The tour begins in Adamas with a welcome and an introduction to the bay. Breakfast is served as the boat departs. The skipper navigates slowly past the traditional fishing villages of Skinopi, Klima, Areti, and Fourkovouni. Guests can view the colorful syrmata fisherman houses while the skipper explains their historical and functional significance.
Kleftiko Beach
The first stop is at Sikia Beach to see the open-roof sea cave. Swimming is possible here, revealing the clear sea bottom. Fresh fruit salad is served during this stop.
120 min
Kalogries Beach
The boat arrives at Kleftiko Beach for about two hours. The skipper provides a guided tour of the area by boat, sharing stories about pirates connected to the site. Guests can swim around the caves, explore hidden spots, and enjoy the natural environment. Lunch is served on board with views of the white rocks and turquoise waters.
60 min
Sikia Beach
After Kleftiko, the boat sails to Kalogries Beach, passing the beaches of Agios Ioannis, Triades, and Ammoudaraki along the way. At Kalogries, guests can swim in shallow warm water. Ouzo, grilled sun-dried octopus, and traditional Milos snacks are served with Greek music. The return route sails past Vani and Klima before arriving back at the port.
45 min
At the port , 50 meters of bus station, next to the moto parking area.
End point
At the port , 50 meters of bus station, next to the moto parking area.