One-Day Tour to Milos Island from Heraklion / Chania

One-Day Tour to Milos Island from Heraklion / Chania
Discover the beauty of the Cyclades: nature, history, and culture in just one day

Departure from Rethymno every Friday and Sunday

This new tour gives you the opportunity to discover one of the true gems of the Aegean Sea in just one day — Milos Island, famous for its white cliffs, volcanic landscapes, charming fishing villages, and ancient catacombs.

Tour Program:

🔹 Sarakiniko Beach (1 hour)
The island’s most famous beach, known for its white volcanic rock formations that create an almost lunar landscape. Enjoy time for photos, walking among the rocks, or swimming in crystal-clear waters.

🔹 Aggeria Mine (15 minutes, photo stop)
One of Europe’s largest bentonite and perlite mining areas. A fascinating glimpse into the island’s geological heritage with impressive panoramic views.

🔹 Pollonia (1 hour 30 minutes)
A charming seaside village — perfect for a relaxing walk, spending time on the beach under tamarisk trees, or enjoying lunch with sea views. Cozy tavernas and an authentic island atmosphere make Pollonia one of Milos’ highlights.

🔹 Plaka (1 hour 45 minutes)
The island’s capital, famous for its narrow streets, panoramic views, and the church of Panagia Korfiatissa. Optional mini-visit to the famous Catacombs of Milos (extra charge applies).

🔹 Adamas (depending on remaining time)
The island’s main port featuring shops, cafés, the Church of Agios Charalambos, and the possibility to visit the Mining Museum.

Schedule:

— Departure from Rethymno: 08:00
— Return: 20:30
— Transportation by SEA JETS high-speed catamaran
— Travel time: approximately 2 hours 45 minutes each way

Languages available:

English, French, German, and Polish

Prices:

— Including transfer from Heraklion / Chania — €155
— Children aged 3–11 receive a 50% discount

Milos is more than just beaches. It is a place where history, geology, authentic villages, and breathtaking landscapes come together. This tour is perfect for travelers who want to discover a different side of Greece beyond the typical tourist routes.