Discover the astonishing island of Milos in a unique full-day speed boat cruise around the island! Dive in its turquoise waters, discover its colorful volcanic beaches and surrender to its unparallel beauty.

You will begin your journey towards the southeast side and the renowned Sulphur mines of Milos, where you will make a swimming stop to see the old mine from the water, which was operating until the mid-1950s, and see the hot rocks and the red water coming out between them, which was abandoned abruptly, almost overnight, making it a true “Ghost” town. From there, you will reach the amazing beach of Gerakas, with the unique grey and pink sand that flows like a waterfall from the mountain and the small cavities with hot spring waters from the volcano of Milos. Marvel at the amazing small beaches and bays, on the southern coastline before you get to Kleftiko, the dramatic rock formations coming out of the sea, forming natural caves and underwater passages, also known as “The Meteora Rocks of the Sea”. Your next stop will be Sykia cave, a roofless cave with shiny waters and a small beach, where you can snorkel surrounded by corrals that change color depending on the sunbeams that light them. You will then continue your cruise along the north coastline of the island, to reach the traditional fishermen’s village of Fyropotamos, famous for its traditional houses “syrmata”, situated right at the sea to shelter the fish boats in the winter. Your next stop will be Sarakiniko, one of the most photographed beaches in the Aegean. Its magical landscape will give you the feeling of standing on the surface of the moon. Here you will swim in deep turquoise waters, dive off the remarkable white volcanic rocks and enjoy the famous fiords. Afterwards, you will visit the Navagio (Shipwreck), where you will make a stop to swim in its deep waters, see the old shipwreck that is situated 8 – 10 meters below surface level. Finally, you will reach Papafragas, a deep-sea cave, where you can swim in green-blue waters between white-grey rocks leading to the open sea.

This tour is private for small groups of 1 – 8 persons.

Children and infants are welcome to participate with parental guidance. 

All boat tours are weather permitting and may be subject to change without prior notice.