Boarding in the late afternoon at Adamas port of Milos, welcome toast and accommodation in the respective cabins.

We leave the large bay of Milos, circumnavigate the northern part of the island and travel about ten miles across until we reach the western end where we find Kleftiko.

Kleftiko is an impressive corner of rock formations, where high sea stacks sprout from the sea and the coastline is full of caves that can be explored by dinghy. Legend has it that it was a pirate hideout.

We will then anchor in a white sandy seabed with crystal clear water in front of a white cliff with many veins of color, from red to green to yellow, it is one of the most spectacular scenery of the Cyclades.

The afternoon is spent bathing, walking on the long white beach and relaxing on the boat admiring the spectacular rock face that changes color at sunset

Dinner and night in the bay

navigation that can prove challenging takes us to Polyaigos, an uninhabited island

We anchor in one of the most beautiful bays of the Cyclades. A natural swimming pool with crystal clear water and white sand, sheltered from the Meltemi. Afternoon of relaxation and swimming and for the sunset walk on the mountain to see the unforgettable sunset.  

Night in a deserted bay.

Short but intense upwind sailing to reach a deserted bay in the south of Sifnos. A narrow bay reachable only by sea with a single white house with a small church,

afternoon of relaxation and night in the bay.

We sail along the south coast of the island of Sifnos until we reach Faros.

Visit to the lovely village of Castro.

A nice and fast navigation takes us to Despotico.