Milos
Luxury Yacht Charter

Milos Yacht Charter

At the southern edge of the Cyclades archipelago lies Milos, a volcanic island exuding a colourful charisma unique in Greece. Known for its vivid beaches and striking rock formations, Milos is a rising star when it comes to unique yachting destinations in the area. Explore captivating harbour towns like Adamantas and diverse natural landscapes, and enjoy 80 distinctive beaches in peace before taking in the island’s historical sites and soaking up its authentic neighbourhood charm. The island’s untouched beauty and rustic allure contrast sharply with the buzz of its more frequented sister islands of Santorini, Mykonos and Crete, making Milos a serene yet captivating getaway.

Milos Charter Guide

Milos, often referred to as the island of colour, enchants with a palette of red, orange, and yellow sands. Once the home of the famous statue of Aphrodite (Venus de Milo), a hidden gem is the rusted remains of an oil tanker shipwrecked near the island in 2003, a must-visit for scuba and snorkelling enthusiasts.

Sarakiniko beach

Take the tender and explore the lunar-like landscape of Sarakiniko, where waves have sculpted white volcanic rocks into smooth, curved forms. The beach, set in a shallow blue inlet, offers a dramatic backdrop for swimming and snorkelling – a perfect afternoon under the sun.

Catacombs of Milos

To learn more about the island’s past, visit the Catacombs of Milos in Tripiti and the Venetian Castle, where history whispers through ancient walls. The catacombs provide a fascinating glimpse into the island’s association with pirates, while the castle is home to interesting historical artefacts.

Klima village

Discover the charming fishing village of Klima, with its colourful boathouses and quaint waterfront. An ancient port with 36 stomata cave-like structures, the village’s theatrical hues, once practical for fishermen, now add to its picturesque appeal.

Caves of Kleftiko

Take the tender to explore the Caves of Kleftiko, where wind-blown volcanic arches rise from crystal-clear waters. Ideal for snorkelling, these caves reveal a world of natural wonders beneath the sea.

Mining museum

Delve into Milos’ unique mining heritage, a vital part of the island’s history. The Mining Museum in Adamantas offers insights into the island’s rich mineral resources and the mining industry’s evolution, showcasing how this activity shaped Milos’ landscape and culture.