About Milos, Cyclades

Milos is an island where history, nature, and daily life are deeply tied to the sea.

From the charming village of Pollonia, local fishermen welcome visitors aboard their boats for a day shaped by tradition and discovery. You’ll sail toward the untouched island of Polyaigos, swim in crystal-clear waters, and explore sea caves that once sheltered pirates. Along the way, you can help haul in nets or gather shellfish, learning firsthand about the rich marine life of the area.

Onboard, the crew prepares a fresh seafood meal—often lobster pasta or fish soup—served with local wine. Stops include hidden beaches, the dramatic coastline of Kleftiko, and the historic sulfur mines. More than just a boat trip, this is a window into the island’s authentic rhythm and heritage.

For those seeking more than sightseeing, a fishing day in Milos offers a true connection with the island and its people.

Explore fishing trips in Milos

Milos Fishing Trip

Fishing trip in Milos, retrieve nets, explore Polyaigos and savor local food.

Milos, Greece