Milos / Melos
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 | Full-Day Boat Tour Around Milos and Poliegos $140.66 Every side of the island has different things to offer! Caves and stories about pirates, huge piles of lava that have been standing there for thousands of years, longing to be admired and little fisherman villages, like nothing else you have seen before, shaped by the water. Swimming in exotic colorful and transparent water with a completely different scenery each time we make a stop and it always goes with an open bar with drinks and beverages and a freshly cooked Mediterranean meal onboard. We provide you with snorkeling gear and a waterproof camera so you may take unique pictures for these wonderful memories that last forever! Trust us as we love the water and what comes with it! We sail all year long as we can't escape the passion of feeling the wind on our faces and the water under our feet and through the boat! Come fall in love with the island that still surprises each and everyone one of us and has been doing it for the past several years! |
Highlights
Pirate Caves
Kleftiko, Papafragas, Sarakiniko, Katergo… The formidable pirates of the Middle Ages had their hideouts in Milos. Traces of their existence can be found in Kleftiko, where bollards for their ships can be found sculpted on the spectacular rocks, beside blue-green water next to the caves. And in Sarakiniko, the landscape is from another world, with whiter than white rocks of mesmerizing shapes dominating the cove.
Klima: Little Venice of Milos
In the afternoon, take a stroll in the quaint, colorful hamlet above the water of Klima known as Little Venice, where the ancient port of Milos used to be. What makes it special? The 35-Sirmata (cave-like structures) once used to store boats and now pricey holiday dwellings. Wander around the little town, level with the water, and wait for sunset.
The old Sulphur Mine
Take a boat trip to discover the eerie scene of the old sulphur mine located on the east side of the island, with its arcades, iron bridges, train tracks, carriages and old stone homes.
Prehistoric Filakopi
A fascinating prehistoric settlement on the road towards Polonia.
The early-Christian Catacombs
An archaeological spectacle, with early Christian graves dating from the 1st to the 5th century AD, impressive and humbling sight at the same time.
The Archaeological Museum of Milos
The Ancient Roman Theater of Milos
The Venetian Castle in Plaka
The Mining Museum in Adamas
The nearby island of Kimolos
Just a half-hour ferry boat ride from the village of Pollonia, is the picturesque small island of Kimolos, with gorgeous beaches, quaint shops and restaurants with tasty food. We took a long swim at the very popular beach of Prassa, and later had lunch at the friendly Cyclades Cafe, at Horio, the main village, serving a wide menu of tasty traditional Greek dishes. By the parking lot serving the village of Horio, purchase Traditional Greek Products and sweets prepared by the hands of Constantinos, the kind owner of the store (tel.: 228 705 1293).
Kleftiko, Papafragas, Sarakiniko, Katergo… The formidable pirates of the Middle Ages had their hideouts in Milos. Traces of their existence can be found in Kleftiko, where bollards for their ships can be found sculpted on the spectacular rocks, beside blue-green water next to the caves. And in Sarakiniko, the landscape is from another world, with whiter than white rocks of mesmerizing shapes dominating the cove.
Klima: Little Venice of Milos
In the afternoon, take a stroll in the quaint, colorful hamlet above the water of Klima known as Little Venice, where the ancient port of Milos used to be. What makes it special? The 35-Sirmata (cave-like structures) once used to store boats and now pricey holiday dwellings. Wander around the little town, level with the water, and wait for sunset.
The old Sulphur Mine
Take a boat trip to discover the eerie scene of the old sulphur mine located on the east side of the island, with its arcades, iron bridges, train tracks, carriages and old stone homes.
Prehistoric Filakopi
A fascinating prehistoric settlement on the road towards Polonia.
The early-Christian Catacombs
An archaeological spectacle, with early Christian graves dating from the 1st to the 5th century AD, impressive and humbling sight at the same time.
The Archaeological Museum of Milos
The Ancient Roman Theater of Milos
The Venetian Castle in Plaka
The Mining Museum in Adamas
The nearby island of Kimolos
Just a half-hour ferry boat ride from the village of Pollonia, is the picturesque small island of Kimolos, with gorgeous beaches, quaint shops and restaurants with tasty food. We took a long swim at the very popular beach of Prassa, and later had lunch at the friendly Cyclades Cafe, at Horio, the main village, serving a wide menu of tasty traditional Greek dishes. By the parking lot serving the village of Horio, purchase Traditional Greek Products and sweets prepared by the hands of Constantinos, the kind owner of the store (tel.: 228 705 1293).
