Where do we meet for the cruise?

The operator meets guests in Pollonia; the exact meeting point and check‑in instructions will be provided on your booking confirmation.

What is the minimum age?

Minimum age for this cruise is 10 years old.

The experience headline notes lunch is included for private bookings; confirm dietary preferences when you book.

Can we swim and snorkel?

Yes — most itineraries include at least one or two swim/snorkel stops in sheltered coves.

What about weather cancellations or changes?

Schedules depend on sea and wind conditions; the captain will advise and reschedule or refund if conditions make the trip unsafe.

Are life jackets and safety gear provided?

Yes — the boat is fully equipped with required safety gear and the crew will brief you before departure.

Private Milos Cruise: Polyaigos, Galazia Nera, Sarakiniko & Hidden Coves

Pollonia, Milos — the small harbor village on the island’s northeastern rim — is the launch point for a private four-hour voyage with Sea Lion Cruises. From the moment the boat slips from the quay, the coast reads like a field guide to volcanic geology and clear-water swimming. The route threads chalk-white Sarakiniko with its sculpted pumice ledges, the dark‑reefed sea caves of Galazia Nera that glow an impossible blue, and the uninhabited slopes of Polyaigos, where aquamarine coves invite solitary swims. Narrow channels near Glaronisia hold resting seabirds on serrated rock spines, while Kapros and the sheltered Kalamitsi inlets offer calm anchorages for a private lunch. Sea Lion Cruises keeps the experience intimate — maximum eight guests — and adaptable: linger for cliff jumps, explore sea caves, time a sunset run, or anchor and snorkel off hidden beaches. Safety equipment and local knowledge guide route choices, and the captain avoids sensitive Posidonia meadows when anchoring. Geology is the main act here: pumice shelves, volcanic tuff, and basalt cliffs create sharp contrasts between Sarakiniko’s pale shelves and the darker, cave‑cut faces of Galazia Nera. Look for endemic Mediterranean plants clinging to cracks and for schools of amberjack and parrotfish in shallow reefs; pods of common dolphins sometimes ride the bow. The trip carries a cultural footnote too: Milos yielded the Venus de Milo in 1820, and traces of historical mining and stone‑harvesting dot the coastline. What makes this operator special is the private, tailored format — a half‑day designed around your group’s pace and interests rather than a fixed itinerary — and the captain’s local knowledge that turns coastline into a connected set of swim stops, photo frames, and wildlife windows. Practical details: the cruise is family‑friendly with a minimum age of 10, offers flexible timing for sunrise or sunset runs, and suits travelers who want high-impact scenery without crowded decks. For visitors who prize clear water, dramatic cliffs, and a captain who knows where the best coves hide, this private Milos cruise converts a standard island visit into a compact, memorable marine exploration.

Private Milos Cruise: Polyaigos, Galazia Nera, Sarakiniko & Hidden Coves

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