We’ll take a look at the Akrotiri Museum - a prehistoric town that represents a flourishing civilization that met its end 3,600 years ago. The remnants of this ancient catastrophe can still be seen and learned about. Next, let’s stroll along the Red Beach, located near Akrotiri. Here, one can swim and take in stunning sights set against a raw, rugged landscape and striking natural formations, seemingly conceived by divine hands. A visit to the Black Beach gives you another glimpse of the volcanic eruption’s impact on the landscape. The tour continues with a stop at the monastery of Prophet Elias, Santorini’s highest point, offering a 360-degree view of the island. Walking through the quintessential village of Pyrgos is a delight, with its small white houses, historic churches and winding alleyways lining your path.

Savor the experience of wine tasting in Santorini, an island renowned for its exquisite wines!

Lastly, the traditional settlements of Firostefani & Oia offer a breathtaking 360-degree view of the caldera and Santorini’s volcano, a fitting climax to your tour.