How to get to Milos:

By plane: Milos is connected to Athens by domestic flights (Sky express, Aegean or Olympic)

By ferry: daily ferries depart from the port of Piraeus, even at high speed (Seajets is the fastest company)

Alternatives: flight to Santorini or Mykonos + direct ferry to Milos

How to start again from Kalamata:

By plane: Direct flights to Bergamo (Ryanair) or domestic flight Kalamata → Athens (Aegean) + international connections

Tips:

• Arrive in Milos at least one day before to discover this wonderful island;

• Once you arrive in Kalamata, rent a car and set off to discover the Peloponnese: villages, castles, hidden bays and spectacular views. You can then continue one way to Athens, where you will find comfortable return flights. This makes the holiday really complete and unhurried!

Yes. The forward cabin has a higher rate, write to me privately using the CONTACT THE ORGANIZER button to receive the personalized offer.

Absolutely! In the case of a single person , you can opt to choose the double cabin for single use which will have a surcharge or decide to share the cabin with another person (in this case we always make sure to put people of the same sex together).

It will be an opportunity to make some beautiful new friends!

There is no common fund but the payment of a fee of € 200.00 per lump sum (per person per week to be paid in cash at boarding) which includes:

-Breakfasts

-Lunches

- 3 dinners on board

- Soft drinks, beer and nr. 3 bottles of white wine

-Fuel

- Mooring fees

- Water and gas

Additional bottles of wine, prosecco and spirits are not included in this fee, which must be requested before departure or purchased during the cruise in agreement with the other crew members (cost varies between € 10 and € 50 per person)

We take care of the galley to avoid wasting time and buying unnecessary goods, so you will find fresh and typical products on board. The result? A boat ready to go, well stocked and a relaxed crew ready to enjoy your holiday!

On board is our hostess who cooks the meals we will have on the boat: tasty and light lunches ideal for days at sea, while for dinner fish dishes, fresh pasta and Romagna specialties that will blend with Greek flavors.

A sailing holiday is all about freedom and simplicity, so we recommend that you leave heavy and bulky luggage at home (no rigid trolleys) and go ahead with soft bags and bags.

Bring comfortable and practical clothes, sweatshirt and windproof / waxed jacket, as well as the inevitable swimsuit, flip-flops, sunglasses and sunscreen!

Furthermore, given the close relationship with the sea and nature, it is preferable to use organic shower gel and shampoo, there are now many on the market.

If the problem is celiac disease due to contamination, unfortunately we cannot manage this problem in the small spaces of the sailboat kitchen.

If, on the other hand, contamination is not a problem or if you have other types of intolerances or allergies there is no problem, we always send you a galley list in advance in which you will find the basic items on board listed and you can report all your further needs.

On a sailing trip, the weather report is constantly checked by the captain, so in the event of disturbances or even excessively strong winds, we will find a port or a protected bay where we can wait for the weather to improve in order to then continue safely with the cruise.

By its nature, the sailing holiday follows the rhythms of the sea and the wind, for this reason the itineraries vary from week to week according to the weather, seasonality and the needs and preferences of the crew.

So it is necessary to be flexible to changes in the program, as sometimes it happens that the proposed itineraries may undergo variations depending on the weather and therefore that bay or that country you absolutely wanted to see may not be reachable.