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You will depart from the picturesque fishermen village of Pollonia to embark on an impressive excursion full of images and unique landscapes and you will explore some of the most beautiful landscapes of the Mediterranean Sea. Your first stop will be in the biggest uninhabited island of the Mediterranean, Polyegos, with its characteristic geomorphology, its stalagmite-like rocks and its beaches with azure, deep blue, turquoise and green and blue waters that will excite you. You will swim in the famous beach of Polyegos “The Blue Waters-the Myrsini Bay”, an international destination for yachts and sailing boats.
Next stop: the magical landscape of The Sulphur Mines, old sulphur extraction mines that wait for you to explore them. This location is ideal for photo safari and swimming.
We will continue sailing along the east and south side of Milos and stop for swimming in the beach of Fyrligos, with its colourful rocks, or in the beach of Gerakas, the beach with the impressive sand slides and blue waters.
Next stop: the amazing site of Kleftiko, the famous pirate haven with its countless caves and imposing white rocks. Here we will go on sea explorations, snorkeling safari tour (using equipment that we provide) and we will swim along with you, so as to show you the mesmerizing underwater environment of Kleftiko, with all its secret passageways. During our explorations we bring along an underwater camera to caption these memorable moments. There will be more exploring in all of the caves is Kleftiko, with the tender boat that we use for photoshooting and videotaping.
When we return, a rich meal that has just been prepared in the boat’s kitchen awaits you. We will enjoy our meal along with the view of the beautiful Kleftiko and we will relax.
Our day will come to an end enjoying the unique sunset on board with its special colour hues, in the horizon ahead of us and possibly with another chance for swimming into one of Milos's magical beaches , towards Pollonia.