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Snorkeling in Milos: Kleftiko & Sykia caves, 12-person boat★ 4.97 (1,640) · 8h
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Milos Sailing: Kleftiko Beach & Pirate Caves with Local Skipper★ 5.00 (487) · 7h
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Catamaran tour Milos: Kleftiko, Poliegos & four swim stops★ 4.96 (433) · 9h€ 239View ›
Milos & Polyaigos: Full Day Sailing Cruise with Snorkeling & Meals★ 4.85 (383) · 9h–10h€ 125View ›
Milos & Poliegos: Catamaran Cruise, Caves & Beach BBQ Lunch★ 4.98 (382) · 9h–10h€ 210View ›
Kleftiko & Poliegos sailing tour Milos: Full day with lunch★ 4.78 (349) · 10h€ 159View ›
Milos & Poliegos: Small Group Sailing, Snorkel & Cave Swim★ 4.98 (330) · 9h€ 160View ›
Milos: Kleftiko Bay Boat Tour & Swim with Lunch & Open Bar★ 4.99 (310) · 7h€ 134View ›
Snorkeling in Milos: Catamaran to Kleftiko & Poliegos★ 4.88 (289) · 10h€ 210View ›Top rated (10)
Kayaking Tour Milos: Paddling past sea caves and hot springsYou’ll paddle from Firopotamos Beach along Milos’ volcanic shorelines, explore sea caves by kayak and snorkel at Gerakas hot springs with a local guide. Taste homemade snacks right on the rocks and float in crystal-clear bays. It’s salty hair, sun-warmed skin, and real Greek flavors—plus plenty of laughs along the way.
Milos Catamaran Cruise: Sikia Cave & Kleftiko with Paddle BoardYou’ll drift past rainbow-colored villages and ancient mines before swimming in secret coves only reachable by boat. Explore Sykia Cave by dinghy with your local guide and snorkel through Kleftiko’s white rock tunnels. Homemade Greek snacks and lunch are served onboard while you lounge under the sun or shade—just bring your towel and let Milos surprise you.
Milos Catamaran: Kleftiko & Kleftiko Caves Half-Day CruiseYou board a shared catamaran at Milos and sail to Kleftiko and surrounding coves for swimming, snorkeling, and onboard meals. The crew provides snorkeling gear, serves Greek lunch cooked on board, and shares the history of each stop. You choose between a morning departure (9am–2pm) or afternoon (2:30pm–7:30pm), and you'll need to arrive thirty minutes early. The boat holds a small group, and everything — entry, transport, food, drinks, and snorkeling equipment — is included in the price.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Kleftiko and swim in the caves without renting a private boat or figuring out how to get there yourself — the catamaran handles transport, meals, and snorkeling gear, and the five-hour window fits a half-day without eating up your whole afternoon or morning.
Milos: Kleftiko Speedboat & Snorkeling with Guided DiversYou board a high-speed boat built for the Aegean's chop and get dropped at sea caves and volcanic bays that have no road access. Two divers lead a guided snorkeling tour at a remote beach, take underwater photos with you, and the crew feeds you between stops. You skip the logistics of renting a boat or joining a crowded group tour, and you leave with drone footage and GoPro stills of the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to reach Kleftiko's sea caves and isolated snorkeling bays without renting a private boat or spending a full day on the water—the speedboat's power is what fits four major stops and guided diving into a half-day window.
Sailing Kleftiko and Sikia Cave, Milos: Pirates and SwimmingA nine-hour sailing boat tour from Milos to Kleftiko Beach, Sikia Cave and five other stops along the island's volcanic west coast, with a guide in English or Greek. The boat carries beer, wine, snorkeling equipment and lunch cooked on board at Kleftiko; you swim at each stop and hear the history of local pirates from the guide. Small group size keeps the pace relaxed and the access to remote beaches only reachable by water.Is it for me?Book this nine-hour boat day if you want to visit multiple beaches and Kleftiko's sea caves in one trip with a small group, rather than piecing together separate excursions.
Milos: West Coast Sailing Cruise, Pirate Caves & Fresh LunchYou’ll sail Milos’ wild west coast with a small group, stopping to swim in secret bays and explore Kleftiko’s legendary pirate caves with Captain Nikos guiding you. Taste freshly cooked Greek lunch on deck as sunlight bounces off white cliffs and laughter drifts over turquoise water. This day trip is about salt on your skin and stories you’ll want to retell long after you leave.
Kleftiko catamaran cruise Milos: Caves and swimmingA half-day catamaran cruise from Milos explores the west and south coasts, stopping to swim and snorkel at Kalogries and the famous sea caves of Kleftiko, an old pirate anchorage with white rocks and transparent water. The crew guides swimmers to the best caves, serves lunch on board, and the tour runs in English with a live guide. Children from age 7 are welcome; the itinerary may shift depending on weather and the skipper's judgment.Is it for me?This is a shared catamaran tour with a set schedule and a live guide, so it suits anyone who wants to reach Kleftiko's caves without renting a boat or organizing the route themselves. If you prefer to move at your own pace or want privacy, a private boat rental would be different, but this one keeps the cost down and puts the navigation and the lunch in the crew's hands.
Milos: Kleftiko Sailing Cruise with Snorkeling & LunchYou board a sailing yacht in Milos and spend the day anchored at Kleftiko's white limestone caves, snorkeling in sea tunnels and swimming in protected coves. Lunch and all drinks are included, as is snorkeling gear. You return to port in the late afternoon, having seen the island's most dramatic coastline without arranging transport or equipment yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Kleftiko's caves and swim in them without renting a private boat or organizing your own transport and snorkeling gear — the yacht, the crew, and the day's timing are all arranged, leaving you free to show up and sail.
Milos Sailing Tour: Kleftiko Snorkeling & Greek LunchYou sail around Milos from Adamas or Pollonia, snorkel at Kleftiko with a guide and underwater camera, explore sea caves by rib boat, and eat a fresh Greek lunch on deck. The boat has cabins and bathrooms, all snorkeling gear is included, and you get the underwater photos and videos at the end. Return transfer to your starting port is built in.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Kleftiko and the west coast of Milos without renting a boat or figuring out logistics yourself — the crew handles navigation, timing, meals, and the return transfer, leaving you to swim, eat, and watch the sunset.
Milos: Kleftiko & Gerakas Boat Tour with SnorkelingYou board at Agia Kiriaki and spend a half-day on the water visiting Kleftiko and Gerakas, the two boat-accessible beaches on Milos's southern coast. Snorkeling gear, coffee, local raki, and homemade appetizers are included. Two daily departures mean you can choose morning or afternoon, and you're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Kleftiko without arranging your own boat or navigating the southern coast alone — the fixed schedule and included snorkeling gear mean you show up and swim. Plan for a half-day out of your schedule, which is what leaves you time to explore other parts of Milos in the afternoon.
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Half-Day Boat Tour Kleftiko Milos: Swim in crystal cavesYou board a traditional wooden boat at Agia Kiriaki and sail four hours past volcanic cliffs to Kleftiko, where you swim and explore caves for an hour. A second swim stop at Gerakas Bay follows. The boat provides shade or sun, and includes water, coffee, raki and homemade appetizers throughout. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Milos without a car who want to see the island's volcanic south coast and swim in caves — the boat handles the access that roads don't have. Expect four hours on the water with two swim stops and time to relax between them.
Kostantakis Winery Milos: Wine Tasting with Vineyard TourKostantakis Winery is a small-scale, family-owned winery on Milos where you meet the winemaker's son, walk the vineyards, tour the production facilities, and taste eight wines in a natural storage cave. The experience lasts about two hours and includes local cheese and other island products with your tastings. Only indigenous grape varieties are grown here, and the family has been making wine for more than 50 years.Is it for me?This is a shared, guided experience where you walk the vineyard and learn directly from the winemaker's son rather than tasting alone or on a self-guided route. It suits anyone who wants to understand how the wine is made and why the island's climate matters, not just taste the finished product.
Milos Catamaran: Kleftiko & Poliegos Full Day CruiseYou board a catamaran in Milos and spend the day anchored at four swimming spots—Kalogries, Kleftiko's pirate caves, Gerakas, and the lagoon at Poliegos—with snorkeling gear, lunch cooked on board, and drinks included. The skipper chooses the route based on conditions, so the itinerary shifts, and you're back by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Milos' hidden caves and isolated beaches without renting a boat or arranging your own transport—the catamaran handles the navigation and the crew knows where to anchor and what's safe to explore.
Milos: Private Sailing to Kleftiko & Caves with Wine & SwimYou’ll sail Milos’ south coast on a classic yacht with a small group, stopping for swims at wild beaches like Kleftiko and exploring sea caves by tender boat. Enjoy chilled local wine, fruit and cheese platters as you float past volcanic cliffs—plus plenty of time to relax or chat with your friendly crew. Expect sun-warmed decks, salty air, and moments that linger long after you’re back on shore.
Private Milos Sunset Cruise to Klima with Wine & SnacksIf you’re after an easygoing evening with good food, local wine, and those classic Milos colors at sunset, this private cruise is hard to beat. It’s relaxed, personal, and gives you front-row seats to one of Greece’s best views—without any crowds.
