The Cape Vani, it’s a historically important landscape in Milos and it is the northest part of the island. It is located 25km northwest of the port Adamantas. Vani used to be a volcanic crater under the sea. It is famous because of its abandoned manganese mining, started in 1898. Because of the minings, the ground is composed of fine orange sand. The landscape it’s completed from a huge rock formation vertically cut, with horizontal layers in black and ruby ​​colour. In the area, you will find old tunnels, caves, ruins of buildings near the mine and a large opening at the edge of the cape.Vani is also known between the locals as “bacon” because of the similarities in the colour with bacon. (!) Tip: There is a small path that leads to a beach with colourful stones.

The crystal clear waters of Kalogries beach have the reputation as the clearest sea in the region! The beach name origins from the beach quietness! To reach here we need around 1 h and 15 minutes

Sykia is a cave with an open-top, we are lucky to have the chance to pass by the place and see its beauty.

Our tour is proceeding to the Kleftiko side that it's been used by real pirates back in the day. It's a spot with white rocks formatted by volcanoes that eroded as time pass by. It's the perfect spot for snorkeling due to its crystal waters and for shooting stunning pictures.

Swim in crystal clear waters

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.

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”.