• Sunset in Oia - Optional visit: Discover the renowned blue-domed churches, marble-paved streets, charming pathways, numerous open-air cafes, restaurants, art galleries, and a vast shopping area. Oia, perched atop a stunning cliff, is one of the most photographed locations globally, offering breathtaking views. The village boasts cultural attractions such as the maritime museum, remnants of a Venetian fortress, and captains’ houses. Explore the cave houses once home to ship crews and the neo-classical architecture from when affluent ship owners inhabited the village. Experience the world-famous sunset in Oia with an afternoon departure.
• Imerovigli - Optional visit: Situated at the highest and most central part of the Caldera, capture unforgettable photos and admire the impressive views of the Volcano and Skaros rock.
• Three Bells of Fira - Optional visit: Known as the “crown of Fira,” this quaint village sits on the cliff’s edge, offering magnificent views. Pause at the scenic balcony to admire the caldera’s wild beauty, along with the three bells and the iconic blue-domed church featured on every Santorini postcard.
• Megalochori - Traditional Village - Optional visit: This settlement features hundreds of small, white-painted houses with exquisite architecture, narrow alleys, bell towers, beautiful blue-domed chapels, and underground cave houses. Immerse yourself in the local culture and lifestyle in this picturesque, non-touristic environment.
• Akrotiri Lighthouse - Optional visit: Built by a French company in 1892, it is considered one of the most beautiful lighthouses in the Cycladic Islands and a unique spot to watch the sunset. Perched on a high cliff above the sea, it is ideal for panoramic photos and admiring Santorini’s famous Caldera from a different perspective.
• Red Beach - Optional visit: The island’s most unique natural beach, where red is the dominant color. Capture stunning photos of the massive volcanic rocks and steep hills that create a captivating wild landscape. This remarkable volcanic scenery will captivate your attention.
• Perissa Black Sand Beach - Optional visit: The longest and most famous beach in Santorini, offering a unique sight of the volcanic island. Relax on the black lava sand, swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea, and savor traditional dishes at a seaside restaurant.
• Monastery of Profitis Ilias - Optional visit: Enjoy the most breathtaking view from the island’s highest peak. From this vantage point, take in a striking view of the entire island. The mountain’s name, Profitis Ilias (Prophet Elias), comes from the monastery at its peak, built in 1711. In this stunning and peaceful environment, sample wine and local products made by the monks residing at the monastery.
• Pyrgos - Optional visit: The oldest village in Santorini, known as the island’s “historic monument.” Built atop a hill, this settlement features a 16th-century Venetian castle. Wander through this charming location, designed by locals to fortify the area with small alleys and circular roads. The village is surrounded by vineyards, blue-domed churches, narrow cave houses with charming balconies, and pebbled paths.
• Castelli of Emporio - Optional visit: Constructed in the mid-15th century by the Venetians to protect against pirate invasions. Explore the interior of this well-preserved fortified settlement with intriguing architecture, quaint ambiance, and beautiful colors. The scenery resembles a labyrinth with narrow streets, arches, and houses built side by side. It is considered one of Santorini’s most beautiful landmarks and a must-see site.
• Akrotiri Archaeological Site - Optional visit: Explore the Akrotiri Archaeological Site and journey back in time to uncover the secrets and wonders of this ancient city. This 4000-year-old Bronze Age settlement thrived for centuries before being buried by a massive volcanic eruption. Ironically, the volcanic ash preserved the artifacts. Wander through the ancient walls and glimpse a Minoan town with three-story buildings, well-preserved frescoes, an elaborate drainage system, and more.
• Faros Market - Optional visit: In the suburbs of Akrotiri, visit a family farm and taste homemade wine and local products free from preservatives or chemical additives. Sample fava, sun-dried tomatoes, capers, olive paste, and traditional sweets. Explore the wine cellar, grape-stomping tank, and experience the traditional Greek vibe.
• Windmills of Emporio - Optional visit: Follow a small road to the hilltop above Emporio village. Along the rim, see the eight traditional windmills and an isolated whitewashed chapel on the cliff’s edge. This stunning location offers an open view, perfect for panoramic photos and a wonderful sunset.
• Santorini Arts Factory - Optional visit: A former tomato cultivation and production facility transformed into a modern museum. Learn about Santorini’s famous cherry tomato, which is thicker-skinned, sweeter, and smaller than the garden variety due to the island’s volcanic soil and lack of water. Enjoy a free guided tour through the old equipment and antiques, learn the history of tomato production, and taste the tomato paste.
• Estate Argyros - Optional visit: Experience a wine exhibition and tasting at one of Santorini’s most modern wineries. This facility includes some of the island’s oldest vines, over 150 years old. Sample several varieties of exceptional boutique wine based solely on Santorini’s indigenous varieties, accompanied by a cheese platter.
• Venetsanos Winery - Optional visit: One of Santorini’s oldest wineries, established in 1947. Discover quality, enology, and flavor alchemy. The Venetsanos family has a long tradition of wine production and became the island’s first industrial winery. Enjoy your favorite wine selection with local tapas at a private table overlooking the magnificent caldera.
• Wine Museum Koutsogiannopoulos - Optional visit: A unique natural wine museum showcasing the history of wine production in Santorini from 1660 to 1970. The museum occupies a natural cave 300 meters long with maze-like corridors. Wine tasting occurs in a specially designed room.
• Ftelos Brewery Santorini - MALT Restaurant - Optional visit: This visitable brewery produces exquisite artisanal beer on-site using signature local ingredients. The Ftelos Brewery tour begins with expert guides leading guests through the facilities and offering a mini-seminar on beer brewing. The tour is both fun and educational! The production area is visible from the taproom, allowing guests to witness the magic of beer production. They can observe the entire production unit, control panel, and fermentation and aging tanks. Guests can watch the bottling, filtering, or tank cleaning process. After the tour, guests can indulge in tasting six refreshing artisanal beers while learning about the quality specifications and ingredients of each beer, accompanied by a luxurious snack.

• Convenient pickup and drop-off from hotel, port, or airport
• Complimentary bottled water
• Guidance from an experienced local driver/guide
• Travel in comfort with private air-conditioned and deluxe van transportation
• Enjoy maps and live commentary throughout the tour

• Cable Car Tickets for Cruise Passengers (Optional)
• Alcoholic beverages
• Entrance fees

Explore beyond the typical tourist routes and uncover the true essence of Santorini. This private, fully customizable tour puts you in charge. Share your interests, whether they include secluded villages, breathtaking viewpoints, or local flavors and genuine experiences, and your personal guide will design the ideal itinerary for you. With a knowledgeable local driver at your service, you can explore every part of the island at your leisure. This day is all about you—experience the finest of Santorini, customized to your desires.

• Cruise ship passengers must provide the following information at time of booking: ship name, docking time, disembarkation time and re-boarding time
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Fully customized experience

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