Private trips to Kleftiko, Sykia, Kimolos and Polyaigos from the south coast of Milos. With our captain, or at your own wheel.
Most Milos boat tours leave from Adamas and spend the first two hours getting to the west coast. Our boats leave from the beach at Agia Kiriaki, on the south coast, where Kleftiko is 20 to 30 minutes away and the coves of Firiplaka, Tsigrado and Gerontas are minutes from the platform.
Choose a private trip with our captain on the Compass 7s, with drinks, snacks, snorkelling gear and photos on board, or take the wheel yourself. The Compass 150cc needs no licence at all.

Five routes we run every week of the season, with our captain or self-drive. Prices are per boat, not per person.
Half day, 5 hoursThe signature trip. From our platform at Agia Kiriaki the white cliffs of Kleftiko are 20 to 30 minutes away, so you arrive before the cruise fleet from Adamas and swim under the arches with the water still glassy. Then Sykia, the cave with the collapsed roof, and a last stop at Gerontas on the way home.
Full day, 9 hoursThe connoisseur’s day. A circuit of Kimolos in the morning, the white sand of Prassa, the boat garages of Goupa, then the crossing to Polyaigos, the largest uninhabited island of the Aegean: Blue Bay, coloured cliffs, sea caves and lunch at anchor in Mersini.
Half day, 5 hoursThe family route and the one anybody can drive. Provatas, Firiplaka, Tsigrado and Gerontas are all within 15 minutes of the platform, sheltered in a north wind, with sandy anchorages and the Gerontas arch for snorkelling. Tsigrado from the sea means no ladder.
Full day, 9 hoursKleftiko and Sykia with time to linger, then the roadless west coast beyond, and the south coast coves for the last swim of the day. The full day is for those who want the best of Milos in one go and do not want to watch the time.
Afternoon, 14:30 to 19:30The afternoon slot is our sunset tour. Gerontas and Firiplaka face the setting sun, Kleftiko is empty again after 17:00 once the day cruises have left, and you come back to the platform with the last light on the cliffs.
Times from our platform at Agia Kiriaki in the Compass 165cc or 7s. Pick-up at Pollonia port or Psathi on Kimolos can be arranged in advance for the north-east routes.
On a private trip with our captain on the Compass 7s:
Our boats leave from Agia Kiriaki on the south coast, not from Adamas. That is the point: Kleftiko is 20 to 30 minutes from our platform and 1.5 to 2 hours from Adamas harbour, so a half day with us covers what a full day from the port does. Agia Kiriaki is about 15 minutes by car from Adamas, and for the north-east routes we can arrange a pick-up at Pollonia.
Yes. The full-day trips run about 10:00 to 19:00 and cover Kimolos and Polyaigos, or the whole west coast with Kleftiko and Sykia. With our captain on the Compass 7s the day is 950 €; the self-drive Compass 165cc is 450 € for holders of a boat licence. Fuel is extra.
Yes, two slots of five hours: 09:00 to 14:00 and 14:30 to 19:30. From Agia Kiriaki a half day reaches Kleftiko and Sykia in the Compass 165cc or 7s, or the south coast coves in the no-licence Compass 150cc from 180 €. The afternoon slot is our sunset trip.
Ours are fast powerboats, not catamarans: the Compass 7s with 250 hp and up to 7 guests, the 115 hp Compass 165cc and the 30 hp licence-free Compass 150cc. A powerboat reaches Kleftiko in minutes rather than hours and stops where you want, which is why a private trip usually sees more of the coast than a shared catamaran cruise.
Private trips with our captain on the Compass 7s: 550 € for a half day and 950 € for a full day for up to 7 guests, with drinks, snacks, snorkelling gear, towels and photos included. Self-drive: Compass 150cc 180 € half day and 250 € full day with no licence needed, Compass 165cc 250 € and 450 € with a licence or one of our skippers. Fuel is not included.
Planning reading: private, self-drive or shared cruise, how to choose, the sea caves of Milos, snorkelling spots and the Tsigrado and Sarakiniko guides.
Book online for your dates, or send us your group and wishes and we will suggest the boat, the route and the best day of your week for the crossing.