• Oia - Guests will be picked up from the cable car or as close to their accommodation as the vehicle can reach. Travel to Oia to enjoy the breathtaking views of nearby islands and the Aegean Sea. Oia is the most popular village in Santorini, located in the northern part of the caldera, perched on a stunning cliff overlooking the volcano and Thirassia island. Oia is internationally renowned for its authentic Cycladic charm, whitewashed houses, maze-like alleys, and incredible hotels, but its most famous feature is the enchanting sunset. Every evening, hundreds gather to witness the sun setting over the Aegean Sea, capturing Greece’s most beautiful sunset. At the hilltop, admire the caldera view before exploring the narrow streets with whitewashed buildings. Oia is undoubtedly the most picturesque village in Santorini, and some even say it’s the prettiest in Greece!
• Firostefani - Next, the journey continues to the village of Imerovigli, where Skaros rock once served as a pirate lookout. Capture a postcard-perfect photo of the Blue Dome Church in Firostefani.
• Ιερά Μόνη Προφήτου Ηλία Θήρας - From there, ascend Santorini’s highest mountain to the Prophet Ilias monastery, situated 2,000 feet above sea level. Before entering the Greek Christian monastery, take a moment to appreciate the stunning views, especially where Santorini meets the deep blue sea.
• Pyrgos Kallistis - Then, visit Santorini’s old capital, Pyrgos, and stroll through the narrow streets to the Venetian castle. Hilltop Pyrgos Kallistis, located in the Mount Profitis Ilias foothills, offers a 360-degree view of the mainland, the volcano, and the sea. Pyrgos is the highest settlement in Santorini, surrounded by vineyards producing the famous Assyrtiko white wines. Its steep, medieval alleys are home to wine bars, tavernas, galleries, and boutiques. Many consider it Santorini’s hidden gem, as it has managed to avoid excessive tourism development.
• Santo Wines - The next stop is one of the island’s best local wineries. Here, learn about the traditional wine production methods and the unique way grapes are grown and harvested on Santorini. Sample some of Santorini’s most renowned wines.
• Kamari - Kamari is a cosmopolitan beach resort on Santorini’s southeast, awarded the Blue Flag. Enjoy free time for lunch by the water. The long beach stretches beneath the impressive Mesa Vouno mountain, with deep blue waters and black volcanic sand. The beach is well-organized, with sunbeds, umbrellas, water sports, and diving. It boasts a rich array of cafes, bars, restaurants, shops, supermarkets, and vibrant nightlife.
• Perivolos Beach - Perivolos Beach is a renowned spot for receptions and the most cosmopolitan and lively beach resort in Santorini, bustling with activity. Located on the island’s southeast coast, 3 kilometers from Perissa.

The charming and intimate Perivolos lifestyle beach epitomizes relaxed and elegant island living. It combines breathtaking views with the luxury of absolute tranquility, warm hospitality, excellent cuisine, and an inspiring land and seascape.

Enjoy the stunning black beach of Perivolos along the southern coast. While there, the driver/guide can recommend the best restaurants for an optional lunch while taking in the views. The beach features deep sparkling waters and is covered in black lava sand, typical of Santorini beaches. It is a long, well-organized beach with numerous facilities!

• Akrotiri Archaeological Site - The Bronze Age settlement of Akrotiri was a major Minoan urban center and port in the Aegean Sea when it was buried by volcanic ash in the 17th century BC. The town of Santorini was covered in ash following a volcanic eruption, preserving the settlement exceptionally well, making it one of Greece’s most significant archaeological sites.
  Today, the Akrotiri site is covered by a bioclimatic roof and walkways suspended above the archaeological remains, allowing visitors to walk among the two and three-story buildings. To visit the Akrotiri Archaeological excavations, a separate license from the state tour guide for Akrotiri is required. This must be added to your reservation with an additional supplement, plus the entrance ticket supplement.
• Fira - Finally, visit Fira! Enjoy free time to take in the breathtaking caldera and volcano views while having a refreshment, coffee, or beer until it’s time to walk to the cable car for departure. Fira is the beautiful capital of the island and the largest and most cosmopolitan settlement in Santorini.

Fira combines natural beauty, social life, nightlife, and shopping, allowing visitors to experience the island’s vibrancy and where all the action happens. Its captivating Caldera view leaves visitors speechless at any time of day. A daytime walk through the scenic alleys brings harmony, while at night, it transforms into a lively party scene.

• Complimentary pickup and drop-off at your Santorini accommodation
• Adjustable pickup times upon request
• Knowledgeable English-speaking tour escort
• Special pickup & drop-off point for cruise passengers in Fira town
• Service includes a professional driver
• Travel in comfort with an air-conditioned vehicle suited to group size
• Private tour exclusively for your group

• Akrotiri archaeological site ticket 20 euro.
• Wine tasting fee 20€ -65€
• Cable car tickets (€10 pp/per way) for cruise ship travelers per way, and it is payable on the day.
• Gratuities
• Food and beverage

Embark on an 8-hour Santorini Highlights and Wine Tour, beginning at the Fira cable car, or from your place of stay. A vehicle will fetch us a brief 5-minute walk away (as our charming, narrow lanes are not car-friendly).

-Be enchanted by Oia, Santorini’s most frequented village
-Visit Prophet Ilias Monastery, perched on the island’s towering peak
-Explore Pyrgos, a village with traditional white-painted buildings at the mountain’s summit
-Savor local wine varieties and get to know about the area’s distinctive vine training practices
-Relish the breathtaking volcanic beaches of Kamari, Perivolos, and Perissa
-Feast your eyes on the globally recognized, Instagram-famous Blue Dome Church
-Marvel at the magnificent views of Santorini and the caldera from renowned Oia
-Tour Fira, the bustling capital of Santorini
-Discover the Bronze Age settlement of Akrotiri through its archaeological digs, and visit the nearby Red Beach
-Awe at the island’s unique volcanic black beaches

• Infants seats are available on an extra cost.Please contact us!
• Official licensed tour guide for guiding inside the archeological sites. Available on request with a surcharge.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.