A unique opportunity to visit the mesmerizing island of Polyegos and also get to experience the pirate life of Kleftiko. The experienced crew of this beautiful monohull yacht will sail from Pollonia to Polyegos island for a first stop to swim and then sail along the east side of Milos and south to Kleftiko.
In our tour, you will get to see the following locations:
-First swimming stop in the island of Polyegos at the “Blue Waters” the famous yachting destination.
-Slow pass for pictures at the Sulphur Mines
-Second swimming stop in Gerakas beach, with the white impressive sand.
-Sail along the south side of the island
-Third swimming stop in Kleftiko, the pirate bay of Milos. This is a longer stop for snorkeling and cave touring.-Fourth swimming stop, if time allows us, at the beach of Tsigrado.

*The itinerary is indicative and may be modified based on the prevailing weather conditions on the day of the tour.

Why to book with us:
-Maximum participants are limited to 11 adults, so as to ensure maximum comfort
-Highly experienced, professional english-speaking crew
-Free pick up from your accommodation (for selected locations)
-If weather allows us, we will also open sails!
-High quality of snacks and lunch. We serve traditional recipes of selected dishes (depending on your dietary requirements) along with Greek salad and various snacks. Greek white dry wine will accompany your meal. (all included in the price)

Yacht Specifications

Type of yacht: Benetau monohull sailing yacht, 46ft long
Maximum official capacity: 18people and 2 crew members
Activities: Snorkeling equipment available for every passenger,
Duration: 09:30–approx. 19:00
Includes: snacks, refreshments, drinks, homemade lunch, snorkeling equipment
Departure point:Pollonia
Detailed itinerary:
The yacht will depart from the village of Pollonia at 09:30 daily, setting course to Polyegos island, the biggest uninhabited island of Greece. After about 50 minutes, she will arrive at the Blue Waters location at the south of the island. This is a famous yachting destination, famous worldwide for the turquoise color of the sea due to the bright white rocks which surround the area. This is our first refreshing swimming stop (about 30mins).Then we will head back to Milos, towards the Sulphur Mines, the ghosttown of east of Milos. An abounded sulfur processing factory of the late 1950s now creating a unique setting of industrial photography. Yellow and red colors of the earth blend with the sea, giving us some very nice photo opportunities. The yacht will notstop in the Sulphur mines, but will make a slow “photographic” pass.
Cruising now along the east and south side of the island and about 1hr and 20mins from our last stop is time for our next one at the beach of Gerakas. Close to a significant deposit of perlite (one of the most famous minerals of Milos), Gerakas is only approachable by the sea. Long white sand slides of perlite, meet the sea offering an impressive setting. Another 30mins of swimming and then we start again with destination to Kleftiko! The yacht will cruise along the south side of Milos, where you will be able to witness the coast line with the beaches of Paliochori, Aghia Kyriaki, Tsigrado, Fyriplaka, Provatas, Gerontas (with a quick second swimming and mezes stop) and after about 1,5hr later, Kleftiko!
 Kleftiko is the famous landmark of Milos. Here we will have a longer stop allowing plenty of time for snorkeling (equipment isavailable on board), swimming and last but no least a cave tour with a small tender boat to the sea caves of Kleftiko. The area here is full of sea caves and it’s impossible to swim along all of them (they are too many and far apart), so with our tender boat navigated from one of our crew members, you will get to see most of them! Lunch will be served duringthe stop in Kleftiko. Traditional dishes such as moussaka or veal cooked in tomato sauce and others accompanied by Greek salad. Alternative options are provided for those with special dietary requirements (vegeterian, vegan options are available). Greek bottled dry white wine will complete this gastronomical journey (beer and other beverages are also available).
Once we have enjoyed Kleftiko, the yacht will set course back to Pollonia, via the south side with a last swim stop in Tsigrado or Fyrligos beach.
In case of strong north winds, an alternative itinerary is followed, with embarakation from Provatas beach, and stops to swim in Gerakas, Tsigrado and Kleftiko, avoiding the north parts that will be affected by the wind.
To ensure maximum comfort depending on the weather conditions the trip might modified by the captain. He will try to visit Kleftiko no matter how the rest of the itinerary will vary. The only reason not to visit Kleftiko is to have south winds, something uncommon for the period of 15/6 until 10/9, when we usually have north wind.