Milos: Half-day Speedboat Cruise To Kleftiko With Snorkeling Tour

Kleftiko bay, is a complex of volcanic rocks formed about 3 million years ago, during the emergence of Milos from the Aegean Sea. The eye-catching formations and the numerous sea caves in the area, formed later by the erosional power of the waves and the winds, were utilized by the pirates as a boat hideout in Medieval times.

An impressive sea cave, the biggest of Milos, with collapsed roof and emerald-green waters. This is a photography stop, so be sure that you will admire and depict the stunning geological formations inside-and-outside the cave.

Snorkelling stop in one of the hardly-accesible bays of West Milos. You can join the guided snorkelling tour, organized by the crew for seabed exploration and underwater photograps.

A remote small bay in the northwestern part of Milos comprising a contrasting scenery with greenish rocks and almost transparent shallow waters, considered the natural swimming pool of the island. You will be able to enjoy the sea, wander around and find your own tranquility base in this place of vast natural beauty.

Inpressive rock formations with emerging volcanic monoliths and and abandoned Manganese mine.

A picturesque fishermen village of Klima, with characteristic Cycladic architecture.