Come and discover, through the old pirates’ hideouts, the great treasures of the island. An endless game revealing the shadows of the past and the challenges of the future, a unique hide-and-seek on the otherworldly terrain of Milos.

Aggeria: The island’s central bentonite mine, one of the largest in the world. The striking geological formations display vivid colours, and at the bottom of the mine, a rainwater lake has formed, used for dust control.

Voudia: An expansive pebble beach that remains inaccessible due to industrial mining facilities. This area also boasts significant geothermal potential, as Milos lies along the volcanic arc of the South Aegean, making it one of Greece’s most critical geothermal regions.

Pollonia: A charming seaside settlement on the northern coast, opposite Kimolos. At the tip of the village, Agia Paraskevi church has a large terrace and a contemplative interior decoration.

Papafragas: Located near the ruins of the ancient city of Phylakopi, this unique area features the cave of Papafragas, a deep natural pool with turquoise waters, enclosed by towering gray-white rock walls that open into the sea—an incredible spot for swimming and exploration.

Sarakiniko: A short drive from Phylakopi takes us to the breathtaking Sarakiniko. This surreal landscape of pure white volcanic rock has been sculpted by time, creating one of the island’s most famous geological wonders. We’ll stroll down the inlet, allowing you to experience this otherworldly beach and capture stunning photos fully.

The hours refer to the duration of each stop and not in real tour time.

The minimum reservation for the semi-private tour is 2 persons.