Nearby Island Cruises

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Secret Cruise

6 Hour Cruise

WEATHER DEPENDANCY
Moderate
This cruise is a customer favourite that bridges the gap between our local and offshore cruises and though we cant disclose much, we can tell you that there will be local swimstops and a restaurant stop in another island.
Just bring your sunscreen and leave the rest to us.

Kimolos & Polyegos

Full day island cruise

Weather dependancy
Moderate/High
Polyegos is one of the largest uninhabited islands in Greece and one of the most famous boat cruise destinations in Cyclades. Its name translates to “many goats” as it is inhabited only by goats.
Starting from the port of Serifos and travelling to Polyegos we will have the opportunity to admire all the west coast of Sifnos and most of the east coast of Kimolos.
During this trip it is not uncommon to see dolphins somewhere allong the way!
Our first quick stop is at a huge cave with a small beach where you will be able to take pictures from this nature’s creation and of course dive in the sea.
Next destination is Ammoura, a beautifull sandy beach under the Polyegos lighthouse.
Travelling south to Galazia Nera (Blue Bay) beach we will be able to stop for a swim and enjoy the crystal blue water of every beach or spot.
Galazia Nera (Blue Bay) will be our main stop to rest and enjoy some snacks and beverages.
Leaving Galazia Nera (Blue Bay) and travelling North West we will visit Manolonisi with the three little but beautiful beaches behind it and then we will go abeam to Kimolos island.
Uppon arrival to Kimolos on our way to Prassa beach we will visit Rema , Karras and Klima beaches. At Prassa you will have the opportunity to disembark rest and eat.
Our optional last stop before travelling back to Serifos will be Monastiria and Soufi beach, two quiet and remote beaches.

Sifnos Full

Full day Island Cruise

WEATHER DEPENDANCY
Moderate
Starting from the port of Serifos we travel south to Sifnos and Cheronissos beach, a sandy little beach with many fishing boats on the north side of the island.
Our second stop, a bit southern, is Vroulidia beach, a quiet pebble beach with crystal blue waters.
Travelling south we will visit Gialoudia beach, a small beach accessible only by the sea, protected from the north winds. Here you can enjoy some snacks and beverages in a quiet place.
Continuing south, we will pass Kamares (the main port of Sifnos) and also some hidden beaches to reach Vathi bay, one of the most famous beaches of the island with clean blue water and sand.
Next stop is Fikiada beach at the southernmost side of the island. Fikiada is easily accessible by the sea or through a difficult 45-minute path.
Our last stop is Platis Gialos beach, where you can dissembark, walk out, relax and eat at one of the many famous seaside restaurants before making our way back to Serifos.

Milos Full

Full day Island Cruise

Weather dependancy
High
  • Starting from the port of Serifos we will reach the South-West coastline of Milos and the Sykia Cave, a natural monument that leaves the visitor speechless. The roof has collapsed due to an earthquake and created a natural skylight letting the sun’s rays illuminate the interior of the cave.
  • Next up is Kleftiko, also a unique creation of nature. Tall white rocks, sea caves, clean blue waters, many boats but at the same time quiet and peacefull. Locals say that you cannot claim that you have seen Milos if you haven’t visited Kleftiko at least once.
  • As we travel towards Pollonia we will pass thourgh the whole south coast of Milos island.Our destination Polllonia is a long sandy beach with tamarisk trees and crystal-clear water. Their combination creates an atmosphere of calm and serenity.
  • Last stop before our travel back to Serifos is  the well known Sarakiniko. Sarakiniko is known worldwide as one of the most unique creations of nature with much to explore.

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