• Akrotiri Archaeological Site - Begin your journey at the fascinating Akrotiri archaeological site, an ancient Minoan Bronze Age settlement that was buried by a massive volcanic eruption approximately 3,600 years ago. Explore the partially preserved multi-storey buildings with an archaeological guide and discover frescoes, ceramics, and other artifacts while learning about life in ancient times. Notably, the sophisticated drainage system highlights the advanced engineering skills of the era. Many believe this site may be the remnants of Atlantis, the legendary city mentioned by the Greek philosopher Plato. The long-standing history of Santorini’s winemaking is evident in some of Akrotiri’s remains, setting the stage for the next visit, starting with a stop at
• Profitis Ilias - Prophet Elias Mount

A visit to the Prophet Elias Monastery, perched on the hilltop, is essential. Here, visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the island.

• Wine Museum Koutsogiannopoulos - This is Greece’s only underground Wine Museum, located 8 meters below ground. Designed like a labyrinth, it extends for 300 meters, showcasing the history of wine and the daily life of Santorini’s vine dressers since 1660. Visitors are guided through the exhibits, learning about the history of wine. At the end, there is an opportunity to taste four of the finest wines from the modern winery in a specially designed tasting area.

• Professional archaeologist at Akrotiri
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Entrance for wine museum
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Wine tastings

• Gratuities
• entrance fees akrotiri 20 euro per person

Participate in a short four-hour small group journey of Akrotiri and the wine museum, guided by an expert. Dive into the history of the Akrotiri, a Minoan civilization that remained concealed for hundreds of years after a volcanic catastrophe. Unravel the alleged connections between Akrotiri and Plato’s Atlantis, a mythical city believed to have vanished when the Greek gods expressed their wrath.

Take a tour of the Wine Museum, an intriguing structure situated 8 meters beneath the earth, built to resemble a maze and extending 300 meters. It showcases the saga of wine and the day-to-day existence of the vine dressers of Santorini since 1660. As tourists, you will be guided through the site while observing illustrations from the history of wine. In conclusion, get the chance to taste four exceptional wines from the modern vineyard in a designated tasting space.

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