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Discover Milos' highlights on a 4-hour speedboat trip, swimming in crystal waters, exploring iconic spots like Kleftiko and Sikia, with snacks and expert stories.
This half-day speedboat adventure offers a chance to see some of Milos’ most breathtaking coastal sights in just four hours. Led by a knowledgeable crew aboard the sleek Saxdor 320 GTO, you’ll cruise along the coast, stopping at secluded beaches, dramatic rock formations, and legendary swimming spots that are hard to reach by land. The trip is perfect for travelers looking for a mix of scenic views, relaxing swims, and authentic stories about the island’s myths and history.
What we especially appreciate about this tour is the balance between comfort and adventure — snacks, drinks, snorkeling gear, and the chance to relax in some of the clearest waters around Milos. However, a potential consideration is that the tour is quite condensed; if you prefer longer, more leisurely exploration, some may find the timing a bit tight. Still, for those craving a quick but memorable taste of Milos’ coast, this trip hits the mark.
This experience suits travelers who love water activities, are eager to see iconic natural landmarks, and appreciate having a guide share local stories. It’s ideal for small groups (up to 11), making it intimate enough to ask questions and get personalized attention. If you’re ready for an exhilarating, scenic, and well-organized boat ride, this tour could be just what you need.
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The adventure kicks off bright and early at 9:00 am from the designated meeting point in Adamantas, a convenient spot easily accessible by public transport or local taxis. The total cruising time is around an hour each way, giving you ample opportunity to enjoy the scenery as the crew prepares you for a memorable morning on the water.
The tour begins with a visit to one of Milos’ traditional fishing villages. Here, you’ll get a glimpse of local life, with quaint houses and a peaceful atmosphere that sets the tone for the day. The storytelling by your crew can include the village’s history, giving you context about the island’s fishing roots.
Next, you’ll encounter Cape Vani, a striking landmark that often appears in photos of Milos. Its silhouette looks like delicate filigree from afar but is actually a rugged promontory with a dramatic 20-meter-high cliff. This spot is perfect for quick photos and soaking in the natural beauty that defines the island’s coastline.
Kalogries Beach is the first swim stop, and it’s easy to see why it’s popular among locals and visitors alike. Surrounded by volcanic rocks with moss-covered interesting formations, the shallow, calm waters resemble a giant, natural swimming pool. The bright turquoise hues and smooth sandy seabed make it ideal for a peaceful dip. With around 45 minutes here, you’ll have enough time to relax, paddle, or simply enjoy the scenery.
One of the coolest parts of this tour is Sikia Beach, located within a roofless cave. This spot is truly one-of-a-kind — you get to swim in crystal waters, surrounded by white rock formations, with the backdrop of a cavernous sky above. Jumping off small cliffs or just lounging on pebbles, you’ll appreciate the privacy and serenity here, with the crew sometimes adjusting plans for weather conditions. Reviewers note that “swimming in the blue lagoon was amazing” and that the water was “so clear and blue,” highlighting the pristine quality of this hidden gem.
The pièce de résistance is Kleftiko, often called the highlight of Milos trips. This area, with its volcanic rocks and caves, has been shaped by erosion over thousands of years. The three small bays created by natural forces make for dramatic scenery, perfect for picture-taking and exploring. You’ll spend about an hour and a half here, giving plenty of time for swimming, snorkeling, and marveling at the landscape. Reviewers praise the “stunning views” and “crystal-clear waters,” making it clear this spot lives up to its reputation.
As the trip winds down, the crew will share stories and answer questions, adding a local flavor to your experience. The return cruise offers a chance to relax, take photos, and discuss your favorite moments before heading back to the starting point in Adamantas.
The tour covers many essentials, ensuring you don’t need to worry about extra costs or logistics. Included are breakfast (a granola bowl with yogurt, honey, and banana), brunch (a freshly made sandwich with ham and cheese), and plenty of snacks and drinks like seasonal fruit, wine, beer, bottled water, and soda. The use of snorkeling equipment is also part of the package, so even beginners can enjoy underwater exploration.
However, travelers should remember to bring towels, swimwear, suncream, and a hat — these aren’t provided but are vital for comfort and protection, especially during the sunny months.
The boat, a modern Saxdor 320 GTO (2023 model), is praised for its luxury and speed, making the cruise comfortable and swift. The small group size (up to 11) is a real plus, allowing for a more intimate experience where you can easily chat with the crew and fellow travelers. The crew’s stories and friendly attitude are often highlighted as a key part of the trip, adding insight into Milos’ myths, land, and history.
At around $276.67 per person, this tour offers good value given what’s included. You’re paying for a well-organized, scenic cruise with plenty of swimming time, snacks, and expert commentary. The reviews confirm that many find it worth every penny — especially considering the exclusivity of spots like Sikia and Kleftiko, which can be difficult to access independently.
One reviewer, Thomas_A, called it “worth every penny,” emphasizing how swimming in the blue lagoon was “amazing” and praising the knowledge and friendliness of the captain. This highlights the quality of the crew and the experience’s overall value. Many appreciate the clean, clear waters and the opportunity to explore hidden coves and caves, which are often inaccessible by land.
This trip is perfect if you crave adventure in a small-group setting, love crystal-clear waters, and don’t mind a short, energetic 4-hour window. It suits those eager to see Milos’ top coastal highlights without the hassle of planning multiple excursions. Families, couples, or friends who enjoy snorkeling, relaxing on beautiful beaches, and listening to local stories will find it especially rewarding.
Travelers should be comfortable with boat rides and prepared to be outdoors in the sun, but the inclusion of snacks and drinks makes this a more relaxed and enjoyable outing. It’s not ideal for those seeking a laid-back, all-day exploration, or travelers with mobility issues, as the stops involve some water activity and uneven terrain.
This morning speedboat trip to Milos’ most iconic coastal sites offers an excellent balance of scenery, activity, and comfort. The inclusion of snorkeling gear, local stories, and delicious snacks elevates the experience beyond just a boat ride. The small group size and superior boat quality ensure a personal touch, making it a standout option for travelers looking to maximize their time on the water.
If you’re visiting Milos and want a high-value, scenic adventure with plenty of chances to swim in pristine waters, this tour ticks all the boxes. It’s especially suited for those who appreciate stunning views, good company, and a touch of local charm.
What time does the tour start?
The tour begins at 9:00 am, providing a full four hours of sightseeing and swimming.
Where do we meet for the tour?
The meeting point is in Adamantas, at the designated coordinates PCFW+PH Adamantas.
How long is the total trip?
Including cruising time, the entire experience lasts approximately four hours, with about an hour of travel each way.
What should I bring?
Bring swimwear, towels, suncream, and a hat. While snorkeling gear is provided, personal items for sun protection are essential.
Are meals included?
Yes, a breakfast bowl, a brunch sandwich, seasonal fruit, and drinks are included.
Is the tour suitable for children or seniors?
Generally, most travelers can participate, but those with mobility issues or difficulty on boats should consider their comfort levels.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, cancellations are free if made at least 24 hours in advance, allowing a full refund.
Is there a maximum number of travelers?
Yes, the tour caps at 11 participants, making it intimate and flexible.
What kind of boat is used?
A modern Saxdor 320 GTO, 2023 model, ensuring safety and comfort.
Are there any hidden costs?
No, all taxes, fuel, skipper, and VAT are included in the price.
This shared speedboat trip offers an authentic, scenic, and fun way to experience Milos’ stunning coastline — perfect for adventure-seekers and water lovers alike.