Goupa Kara, KIMOLOS
This fishing village with the elephant-like rock formation, if visited from the side of the sea, offers the best photo scenery. Do not miss the chance to take a photo here!
Mersini bay, POLIEGOS
The closest one to Kimolos, this is the most popular beach of Poliegos. White sand, turquoise waters, wind protected, and usually full of yachts. This secluded little oasis will steal your heart with its serenity!
Blue bay, POLIEGOS
A paradise awaits for you here! This spot is usually loaded with private international yachts, and for a good reason: its waters with their unusual light color along with the loneliness of the land, make a scenery ideal for relaxation!
Thiorichia / Old Sulfur Mines beach, MILOS
The old sulfur mines of Milos island were located on this beach, and nowadays you can see the ruins and only imagine what could it look like back then. Dive in the sulfur-golden waters of this beach and feel the memories of this historic place on your skin! You may be able to locate some thermal spots in the water, if you are looking out for bubbles.
Gerakas beach, MILOS
A few miles before Kleftiko, there is a secluded beach called Gerakas. This is the favourite spot of the captain! Inaccessible from the land, we are sure that its white sandy beach and thermal water bubbly spots, will amaze you too!
Tsigrado beach, MILOS
The famous Tsigrado beach is mostly known for the intricate way to reach it from the land! People have to climb down a narrow pass between the rock and then down a small wooden ladder, in order to reach the beach. But you will be able to enjoy the beach and snorkel to the little caves around it and watch the climbers safely from afar!
Kleftiko, MILOS
The signature spot of Milos, Kleftiko is a unique testimony of nature’s ability for otherworldly creations. It is a cluster of volcanic white rocks that emerge from the crystalline waters of the Aegean. Its natural caves and hideouts, only accessible by boat, were used as lairs by the Aegean pirates!
Sikia cave, MILOS
After Kleftiko we will enter the cave of Sikia, a large cave with a large hole looking at the sky, accessible only from water. Only agile boats, such as a Salty Rides' powerboat, can enter the cave. Its name means “fig tree” and comes from a tree that hangs over the opening at the top! As this is a very popular spot, we will visit it later in the day, when all other boats will have left!
