8-Day Athens, Folegandros & Milos

Today, you'll travel to Folegandros by boat. Your driver will transfer you to the port for your cruise to this off-the-beaten-path destination. Named after the son of King Minos, Folegandros lies on the southern edge of the Cyclades and shining under the Aegean sun. Folegandros captivates visitors with the untouched beauty of its beaches, the luminous blue of its waters, and the unadulterated style of its architecture.

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Today, you'll have the whole day to explore this untouched piece of true Greece. Traffic is banned from the island's three villages meaning the sense of peace continues throughout them. The island's beaches are sandy, while few among them offer natural shade and even fewer have a little taverna, leaving them in their wild beauty that visitors love. One feature of Folegandros island is a pleasant atmosphere that invites you to hike.

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Today, you'll travel to Milos! Your driver will transfer you to port for your cruise to Milos. Get ready for classic Cyclades beauty and perfect beaches for watersports. This island hosts some of the best landscapes; take the opportunity and walk the maze of white-washed stone alleys of the Old Town and sit in one of the numerous bars and restaurants that place their tables outside to enjoy the island vibe and indulge into some people-watching while having some seafood meze.

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Today, you'll set sail for Kimolos island and Agios Eustathios island! Your first stop will be the amazing Poliegos island with its transparent waters that are perfect for swimming! Afterwards, you'll sail to the southeast part of Milos island to the colourful beach of Firligos, then the amazing inaccessible beach of Gerakas and the famous old pirate bay of Kleftiko. You'll have a delicious lunch of fresh seafood, meat and vegetables on board with wine and beer included.

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Today, you can visit Sarakiniko, a uniquely beautiful place to enjoy the sea and a swim. Sarakiniko Beach features a lunar-esque landscape that has been shaped over years of erosion by the waves and the wind. This weathering has transformed the grey-white volcanic rock into amazingly unique shapes which are often compared to a moonscape. The name, Sarakiniko, derives from the Saracene pirates who used this area as a base.

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Today, you'll say goodbye to island life as your driver takes you to the port for your ferry back to Athens, which will take 5-6 hours. Upon arrival in Athens, you'll have the rest of the afternoon and evening to spend as you wish. This is the perfect opportunity to visit any of the sights or neighbourhood of Athens that you haven't yet had the chance to, such as the Parthenon or the Temple of Olympian Zeus.