Milos offers charter guests access to landscapes found nowhere else in the Greek islands, from the volcanic moonscape of Sarakiniko to the cathedral-like sea caves of Kleftiko. At 200,000 Euros per week, yachts of 55 to 70 metres operate in these waters with twelve or more crew, beach clubs, gym facilities and the tender fleet needed to explore every accessible corner of the island’s remarkable coastline.
At this scale, the superyacht becomes the platform from which Milos is experienced rather than simply transport between ports. The beach club deploys at Kleftiko while the tender circulates between caves; the chef cooks on deck with the white cliffs as backdrop; and the yacht’s size means guests enjoy complete privacy even when other boats are anchored nearby.
Rates from 200,000 Euros per week are charged before the advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent. Fuel for a 65-metre motor yacht running the Milos circuit adds meaningfully to the APA; the captain coordinates a fuel stop at Adamas if required. High season availability at this level is limited; top yachts are committed a year or more in advance for the July and August peak.
A superyacht charter around Milos also serves as the western anchor of an extended Cyclades itinerary, reaching Folegandros, Sifnos, Serifos and Kythnos within the range of a seven-day programme.
