• Estate Argyros - Experience wine tasting at one of Santorini’s top and most prestigious vineyards! Established in 1903, this modern art winery blends contemporary winemaking culture with traditional practices. From the start, the focus has been on both winemaking and vine growing, with a deep understanding that exceptional grapes are essential for producing outstanding wines. Estate Argyros primarily works with old vines, as these vineyards provide the depth, definition, and concentration needed to create their desired wine style.

• Pyrgos - One of the oldest villages, offering a glimpse into the picturesque traditional villages of the past. As the former capital of the island, its charming and magical paths invite exploration up to the top of Pyrgos, where the Church of the Virgin Mary, built in 1660, and the old Kasteli castle can be found. Discover this historic local residence by strolling through its narrow streets built on the hill, eventually reaching the top of the Prophet Ilias Monastery and the famous tower offering a 360-degree view of the island. In the main square, you’ll encounter a typical Greek scene, perfect for relaxing after exploring the town. Be sure to try desserts or ice cream from Kantouni Sweetery!

• Kantouni - Kantouni is a delightful local tavern located in the picturesque Pyrgos village of Santorini, renowned for providing an authentic taste of traditional Greek cuisine. The tavern offers a variety of mouthwatering, locally-sourced dishes that showcase the island’s rich flavors, from freshly grilled meats to delicious seafood and vegetarian specialties. The food is prepared with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients, capturing the essence of Santorini’s culinary heritage. Alongside the delectable dishes, guests can enjoy a selection of fine Greek wines, perfectly complementing the flavors. The atmosphere at Kantouni is warm and inviting, with a cozy, rustic charm that reflects the traditional Greek tavern experience. Whether enjoying a leisurely meal with friends or family, or simply soaking in the beauty of the surroundings, Kantouni offers an unforgettable taste of Santorini’s food culture, paired with stunning views of the village and the island’s unique landscape.

• Artemis Karamolegos Winery - The wine tour begins at Karamolegos Winery, one of the oldest family producers of Santorini wine! Visitors can explore the winery and observe the entire winemaking process, including the tanks, fermentation barrels, impressive aging cellars, and traditional presses. Wine tasting takes place in the courtyard, where a specialized enologist introduces each wine and informs visitors about the winemaking process and technical characteristics.

• Taste local snacks and delicacies like cheese, bread sticks, tomato paste, olive oil, and capers
• Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle
• Convenient pick-up and return service
• All entrance tickets included
• Complimentary bottle of water

• Gratuities

Wine tasting in Santorini offers an enchanting journey into the island’s rich history and distinctive volcanic landscape. With a winemaking heritage spanning over 3,000 years, Santorini boasts ancient vineyards and evidence of wine production in its historic ruins. The island’s volcanic soil, shaped by countless eruptions, imparts a unique character to its wines. The mineral-rich soil, coupled with the dry climate, cultivates grapes with remarkable acidity and complexity.

Assyrtiko, the island’s most renowned grape variety, is a white grape that flourishes in the challenging volcanic environment, producing crisp, mineral-rich wines with a lively freshness.

Following a wine tasting at two wineries, dining at a local tavern in Pyrgos village is an ideal way to further explore Santorini’s culinary delights. Enjoy traditional dishes such as moussaka, souvlaki, tomato keftedes (fried tomato balls), and fava (a creamy split pea puree).

‘Gia mas’ (Cheers)

• Vegetarian and allergy-friendly options available upon request

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