ADAMAS BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
White-rock coves, pirate lairs and a blue lagoon: a full-day sail from Adamas
A nine-hour sailing and SUP excursion from the port of Adamas visiting Kleftiko, Sykia, Gerakas and the uninhabited island of Poliegos, with swims, snorkeling, onboard snacks and guided commentary.
White-rock coves, pirate lairs and a blue lagoon: a full-day sail from Adamas.
Adventure brief
White-rock coves, pirate lairs and a blue lagoon: a full-day sail from Adamas
From the port of Adamas a single-day course traces Milos’s dramatic western and southern flanks—volcanic cliffs, open-top sea caves and narrow blue bays that are best seen from the water. The itinerary strings together long swim stops at icons such as Kleftiko and Gerakas, a passage past Sykia’s cave mouth, a visit to the wild shores of Poliegos and a running commentary on the island’s mining and maritime past.
Embark on an unforgettable all-day adventure in Adamas, Greece, with Trinity Yachting's exclusive sailing boat and SUP experience. This scenic sightseeing tour is perfect for those looking to explore the crystal-clear waters of the South Aegean while enjoying the comfort of a private vessel that accommodates up to 16 passengers. Spend the day cruising along stunning coastlines, discovering hidden coves, and relaxing on deck under the warm Mediterranean sun. The combination of sailing and stand-up paddleboarding offers a thrilling way to connect with the sea, whether you're catching gentle breezes or paddling into peaceful bays. The friendly crew ensures a personalized experience, guiding you through the best spots and sharing local insights about the area's rich maritime history. Whether you are celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking a day of adventure and relaxation, this private tour promises unforgettable memories and spectacular views. Pack your sunscreen, bring your sense of curiosity, and prepare for a day of exploration, fun, and serenity on the shimmering waters near Adamas.
Route Schematic
Itinerary route schematic
Key stops and what you’ll see or do at each one along the sail from Adamas.
Cape Vani (Pass By)
Sail northwest past Cape Vani, the site of late-19th-century manganese mining ruins and the exposed caldera rim.
Kalogries Beach
First swim stop in a bay prized for exceptionally clear turquoise water; a short swim and snorkel break with snacks.
Sykia (Pass By)
Photo stop at Sykia’s large open-top cave and the colorful volcanic bay to its south; entrance requires a small inflatable boat.
Kleftiko Beach
A 40-minute stop for swimming, snorkeling in caves and enjoying drinks and a selection of snacks on board.
Gerakas Beach
A lengthy swim and lunch stop at one of Milos’s most remarkable, boat-only beaches.
Old Sulfur Mines (Pass By)
Pass the abandoned 1870s sulfur operations around Theiorychia and photograph the industrial landscape.
Galazia Nera, Poliegos
Final major swim at the Blue Waters bay on Poliegos—clear, calm water framed by steep white rock; desserts served afterward.
Klima and Arkoudes (Pass By)
Return passage past the bear-shaped Arkoudes rocks and the fishing-houses of Klima with guided historical notes before docking.
Not suitable for people with serious mobility issues; alcohol is available but large quantities are discouraged.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Kleftiko — pirate coves and snorkel-ready water
Kleftiko is the trip’s showpiece: white volcanic rock formations, sea caves and turquoise swimming holes where pirates once sheltered. The stop includes time for snorkeling and drinks and snacks back aboard.
Poliegos and Galazia Nera — an uninhabited blue lagoon
Poliegos, the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean, offers one of the day’s last swims at Galazia Nera (the “Blue Waters”), a narrow bay of steep white rock, sand and exceptionally clear light-blue water.
Klima — a small seaside village and a historical waypoint
On the return leg the cruise passes Klima, the traditional fishermen’s village near the site where the Aphrodite of Milos was found, offering a compact glimpse of the island’s human history amid the coastal scenery.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
You leave Adamas in the morning and spend the day alternating passages and long swim stops: an early swim at Kalogries, a photo pass at the open-top Sykia cave, a prolonged stop to snorkel and relax at Kleftiko with cold drinks and snacks, lunch and more swimming at Gerakas, then the otherworldly shores of Poliegos and a final photo sweep of Adamas’s coastal features before returning late afternoon.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The cruise departs from Adamas at 08:30 and returns to the port around 17:30 for an approximately nine-hour day on the water.
Departure is from the port of Adamas (Adamantas); the operator’s mapped meeting location is provided online.
Bring a towel, sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat; these personal items are listed as required for the day.
All boats have a WC; the itinerary includes snacks, refreshments and a served lunch, with ice-cold beers available at Kleftiko.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Where does the boat leave from?
Our boats are leaving from the port of Adamantas.
What time do the boats start?
All our boats starts at 08:30 am
Is there any WC on board?
Yeap all our boats have WC
How many stops will we make for swimming?
We are going to stop in 4 places
What is the general cancellation policy?
If you cancel 72 hrs prior the activity starts you will a full refund
How many days does it take to see the refund in my bank account?
It takes around 5-10 working days
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