• Red Beach - Santorini’s Red Beach is undeniably one of the island’s most breathtaking and intriguing beaches, renowned for its vibrant color! What is the history behind Red Beach Santorini? Kokkini Paralia, or Red Beach, derives its name from the unique hues of the steep cliffs formed by volcanic lava. The path and the beach are covered with distinctive reddish-black gravel. The coastline is encircled by rocks, offering unforgettable views of the bay.
• Lighthouse - The Akrotiri Lighthouse is one of Greece’s earliest lighthouses. Nestled in a tranquil setting surrounded by the sea, it is perfect for serene, romantic moments.
• Perissa Black Sand Beach - Perissa and Perivolos are two expansive beaches that form a continuous shoreline. With black sand and pebbles contrasting against the clear blue waters, they provide an idyllic setting for visitors and a wonderful holiday destination.
• Pyrgos - Pyrgos village, with the Profitis Ilias monastery at its summit, is the island’s highest point at 567 meters (1860.2 feet). Hilltop Pyrgos Kallistis is located in the foothills of Mount Profitis Ilias, surrounded by vineyards producing the famous Assyrtiko white wines. Its steep, medieval streets host wine bars, taverns, galleries, and boutiques. The Santorini of the Past museum delves into traditional island life, while the Museum of Icons and Ecclesiastical Artefacts, housed in the former Agia Triada chapel, displays religious relics.
• Monastery of Profitis Ilias - The Prophet Elias Monastery is perched on Santorini’s highest peak, at 565 meters (1900 feet) above sea level. Established in 1712, it boasts a fascinating history.
• Firostefani - Known for its blue and white domes. During the Greek junta or Regime of the Colonels from 1967 – 1974, the military government aimed to standardize the landscape. Consequently, buildings were painted blue and white, reflecting the colors of the Greek flag.
• Imerovigli - The Church of Profitis Ilias is located on the Greek Island of Santorini. It is situated along the coastal hiking trail between Oia and Fira.
• Oia’s Main Street - Oia Village is celebrated for its unforgettable sunsets. One of the town’s most iconic structures is an old windmill, frequently featured on postcards, earning the nickname “Balcony of the Aegean.”

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Opting for our private day or sunset tour allows you to enjoy the most stunning moments on Santorini Island with us.

The journey begins at the historic lighthouse, moves towards the red beach, captures the sun at the black sand beach, offers a view from the island’s highest point, Profitis Ilias, visits the renowned Blue Domes, and concludes in the enchanting village of Oia, leaving you breathless.

Capturing photos at the most picturesque spots, discovering hidden treasures, and maintaining a joyful spirit will make this tour truly unforgettable.

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