Kimolos is a small picturesque island next to Milos. It has a few fishing villages with the traditional fishermen's houses, the "sirmata". We will pass by some of them.

Fjord, Kimolos: The unknown fjord of Kimolos is a secret we will trust you with!

At the uninhabited North of Kimolos, not easily seen from sea and not reachable from land, Soufi will steal your heart. Serene, protected from the wind, this little bay has only one small boat house and a few trees and is usually not crowded as only a few dare to reach the north of Kimolos.

The boat slowly reaches & anchors at the secluded beach of Faros (lighthouse in Greek). You jump into the shallow clear water and reach the sand. You have to be careful of the islanders, the wild goats which go down the beach to find drinkable water and enjoy eating tourists' food! From here, you can also reach the lonely lighthouse and take a look at the more-than-180° rewarding view.

Galazia nera or Blue Bay is the most fantastic spot in Poliegos island. It holds true to its name as the color of the sea here is turquoise-light blue! We will have an extended stop so that you can enjoy the scenery, explore the seabed and the many caves, and most important, so that you connect with the majestic nature and forget the world!

Poliegos island is located next to Milos and Kimolos island. It is a large uninhabited island with only habitants its many wild goats! The rock volcanic formations we will see are unique. Mersini beach in Poliegos island is a crystal-clear waters place to take a swim.

Red Cave: This cave showcases red, orange, purple, green, yellow and many more hues from mineral deposits, shaped by years of wave erosion. Its smooth curves and intricate textures highlight the effects of coastal forces over time.