• Oia - The journey often begins in the charming village of Oia, renowned for its unparalleled beauty and serenity. Perched on the Caldera’s slope, it epitomizes Santorini’s allure: stunning skies merging with endless blue seas, traditional Cycladic homes along scenic paths, and a fully immersive atmosphere – a truly rewarding experience for visitors.

• Firostefani - Another highlight of this tour is Firostefani, known as the ‘crown of Fira’. Named for its elevated location, this area offers breathtaking views of the island. It is also home to the Blue Domed Church, a significant symbol of Santorini.

• Megalochori - Traditional Village - The authentic old village of Megalochori, meaning ‘big village’, welcomes visitors with its warm and inviting ambiance. Dating back to the 17th century, it is one of the island’s most picturesque villages, featuring historical mansions with inner courtyards, traditional architecture, and pirate hideouts.

• Emporio - A visit to Emporio is a must. Once the hub of commercial activity, it is the largest settlement in Santorini, exuding a medieval charm with well-preserved traditional houses. The village’s heart boasts Emporio Kastelli, the best-preserved castle on the island. Enjoy a stroll through the quaint narrow streets and be sure to visit the churches.

• Perissa Black Sand Beach - Known as Black Beach or Perissa, it marks the end of the long black sand beach of Perivolos and is the busiest and most renowned beach in Santorini. After enjoying the clear waters and striking black sand, visitors can savor local specialties at the numerous seaside restaurants.

• Red Beach - True to its name, the distinctive Red Beach showcases a striking formation of red volcanic rock, dramatically contrasting with the magnificent blue sea – a truly unique sight.

• Akrotiri Archaeological Site - This site is one of the most important prehistoric settlements in the Aegean. Akrotiri evolved into a major city before being covered in ash by volcanic eruptions. The ash preserved structures and their contents, allowing visitors to marvel at this ancient wonder.

• Venetsanos Winery - The island is also celebrated for its wine-making tradition. This private tour includes a stop at Venetsanos Winery, offering visitors the chance to sample the splendid local varieties for which Santorini is famous.

• Wine Museum Koutsogiannopoulos - The museum is truly unique: a 300-meter labyrinthine cave, 8 meters underground, showcasing the history of local wine and the life of vine-growers since 1660! A wealth of artifacts, images, and representations takes visitors on an incredible journey through Santorini’s winemaking history.

• Ιερά Μόνη Προφήτου Ηλία Θήρας - Situated atop the island’s highest mountain (600 meters above sea level) and dating back to 1711, it is a site of great historical interest, offering breathtaking views beyond description.

• Imerovigli - At approximately 300 meters above sea level, Imerovigli is often called the “balcony of the Aegean” and lives up to this name by providing a spectacular view of the Aegean sunset. Other highlights include the many churches in typical Cycladic architecture, especially the church of Ai-Stratis and the Monastery of St. Nikolaos, as well as Skaros Rock, which features the remains of a medieval fortress.

• Pyrgos - Pyrgos Village showcases all the magic of Santorini and offers panoramic views of both sides of the island while retaining features of Venetian rule. The traditional Cycladic houses and paths encircle the old Venetian castle, offering the best of both worlds and making Pyrgos Village a must-visit.

• Santorini - Please note that this tour is customizable, with approximately 4-7 stops in the private tour you book. Above are 11 suggested places to visit, and with your guide, you can create an itinerary that best suits your interests. For a 4-hour tour, there will be about 4 stops. A 5-hour tour includes 5 stops, a 6-hour tour includes 6 stops, and a 7-hour tour includes around 7 stops. It always depends on your preferences.

• Experienced local tour guide
• Cold Bottled Water
• Local taxes
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan
• Hotel/port pickup and drop-off
• Flexible departure & itinerary customized to suit your preferences

• Entrance fees for the Archeological sites 20 Euros per person
• Cable car tickets (6 EUR per person, per ride) for cruise ship travelers
• The cost of Wine tasting

In our ongoing commitment to improve services and enhance customer satisfaction, we provide specially crafted customized tours. These tours empower visitors to create an itinerary that perfectly aligns with their interests, whether it be scenic villages, stunning views, culture, history, architecture, or cuisine. Whatever your passion, there is an ideal route ready for you.

To begin, you will meet our guide at your hotel or a pre-arranged location. After boarding a luxury minibus, you will collaborate with our knowledgeable guide to plan a 4-7 hour tour tailored to your personal preferences. You can also decide on specific details of the tour, such as the duration spent at each location. Potential stops on your journey include:

• At time of booking, Cruise ship passengers must provide the following information at time of booking: ship name, docking time, disembarkation time , Departure time or Tour start time.

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