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Cape Vani is famous for its history. Millions of years ago, it used to be the bottom part of a caldera at the bottom of the sea. There were the manganese mines opened in 1898, the ruins of which can be seen.

Kalogries Beach

a protected bay with swallow crystal clear water. It is surrounded by green cliffs making the water appear turquoise, like a natural swimming pool. There you will enjoy swimming, snorkeling and our delicious homemade breakfast!

30 minutes

Sykia beach (Pass By)

Sykia is an impressive natural monument , the biggest cave on the island surrounded by colorful volcanic rocks. We’ll stop for swimming & snorkeling in the crystal clear, emerald waters. There you will enjoy our delicious brunch!

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Kleftiko is the famous old pirate bay, with a number of caves. It’s an apocryphal bay, enclosed by a complex of impressive white volcanic rocks. Swimming and snorkeling are highly recommended in the crystal green-blue waters, exploring the sea caves and admire the magnificent landscape.

50 minutes

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Theiorychia a historical place at the east side of the island, where we will see the oldest business for the mining of sulfur in Greece.

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Gerakas is a beautiful sandy beach enclosed by impressive geological rock formations. You will be mesmerized by the golden sand and the most vibrant shade of turquoise water you’ve ever seen. Swimming in the hot spring is the highlight! There you will taste homemade traditional food, Greek BBQ & you will enjoy your drink having an amazing view.

1 hour

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Poliegos is the largest uninhabited island, an unknown “diamond” in the Aegean Sea. The last swimming stop is at Galazia Nera bay, the trademark of the island, a small narrow bay with steep white rocks, white sand and transparent light blue waters, known as “Blue Lagoon”.

30 minutes

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Glaronisia, the seagull islands is a complex of islets with a volcanic background and interesting geology.

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Klima is a traditional fishing village with colorful little houses, “syrmata”, which are one of the most distinguishing features of Milos.