Morning Half Day Shared Speed Boat Trip to Sikia and Kleftiko

The most iconic fishing village of Milos Island.

Cape Vani is one of the most striking landmarks of the island of Milos. Many of the most popular photographic subjects taken from Plaka also show the Cape every time since it inevitably forces its way from the left into almost every panoramic view and every sunset scene. From a distance, Cape Vani with its characteristic silhouette looks almost like filigree. In reality, though, it is a substantial promontory at the tip of which a mighty cliff about 20 metres high rises up.

Kalogries (or Kalogria) Beach in Milos is a remote seashore, hosting two small-area sandy beaches with bright turquoise waters and a smooth, sand-filled seabed! Surrounded by volcanic rocks, the interesting formations boast impressive colorings and are covered with moss. The waters are not easily agitated by sea waves and breezes which, when combined with the green-blue watercolors, give Kalogries a pool-like look!

Sikia Beach in Milos is located inside a jaw-dropping roofless cave, boasting unique views looking upwards and gazing at the astonishing white rock formations! Having a small shore filled with colorful pebbles and crystal-clear, rock-filled waters, Sikia offers a private bathing experience with scenic, relaxing views. Plus, you can also dip in by jumping off various small cliffs! We get in only with very good weather. In case we can not approach we adjust our trip accordingly.

Kleftiko Beach in Milos is one of the island’s highlights and most visited spots! Spotted on the southeast tip of the island, it consists of large rocks of volcanic origin that create three small bays that have taken their shape from thousands of years of erosion due to the wind and waves.