Kleftiko
The “Sea Meteora”, as they call this volcanic miracle of nature at the southwestern tip of Milos, includes imposing grey and white rocks in strange shapes, caves and crystalline waters. This old pirates’ lair, where buccaneers of the Aegean used to anchor their ships —hence the name Kleftiko, a derivative of the Greek word kleftis, meaning thief— is approachable only by the sea, with a boat from Adamas, Agia Kiriaki or Kipos as part of a daily cruise (you are offered sea masks, swim fins and underwater photographs’ option). Otherwise, you can reach Kleftiko by yacht or canoe kayak!
The “Sea Meteora”, as they call this volcanic miracle of nature at the southwestern tip of Milos, includes imposing grey and white rocks in strange shapes, caves and crystalline waters. This old pirates’ lair, where buccaneers of the Aegean used to anchor their ships —hence the name Kleftiko, a derivative of the Greek word kleftis, meaning thief— is approachable only by the sea, with a boat from Adamas, Agia Kiriaki or Kipos as part of a daily cruise (you are offered sea masks, swim fins and underwater photographs’ option). Otherwise, you can reach Kleftiko by yacht or canoe kayak!
