First stop will be Kleftiko. Impressive rocks spring up from the sea, forming natural caves and rare geological phenomena. Kleftiko is also known as “The Sea Meteora”. The legend says that one of the caves in Kleftiko was a pirate hideaway and that they had hidden in there their treasury but it was never found.The crystal-clear water, huge white caves and stones will leave you breathless. You have the chance to explore the place into the beautiful sea, play with masks and do snorkelling.

A CAVE YOU DON’T WANNA MISS Sykia it’s a magical cave in Milos. The special thing about this cave is that it is open on the top and the reflection of the sun goes inside, making it a wonderful spectacle. The cave it’s 5 metres high and 20 metres wide. The top part collapsed, with the result of creating a”hole” on the top of the cave where you can see the sky. The name of this place in Greek, means, “Fig tree”. It got it because very close to the open-top cave there is a fig tree. Sykia cave is only accessible by boat. Some big boats can’t access the cave inside but you will go as close as possible to see this impressive phenomenon. On the inside of the cave there is a small corner of pebbles and rocks that look like a tiny strip of a beach.

Kalogries beach is located at the west part of milos and is accesible only by boat

Traditional Greek village with a colourful landscape. Some people call it "The most colourful fishing village in Greece" due to the multi-colored traditional fishermen houses that are located on the shore of the village. Don't forget to take some amazing pictures while we are passing Klima village!