• Santorini - Red Beach

Grab your camera and get ready - such landscapes are not to be found everywhere… While Santorini has several of the sort, Red Beach’s landscape is truly unique: Dark blue waters, with the mountain towering above them, crimson and black, combining a unique landscape. This interesting and special morphological character puts the Red Beach among the fascinating shores in the world.

Pyrgos

Pyrgos is a medieval ornament and dominates a hill overlooking Santorini from side to side, from Santorini to Oia. It is a casteli still preserving the traits of the Venetian Empire, sowed with churches and ruins, breathing a strong sense of power and prosperity.

Fira

Around 260 metres from sea level, Fira seems to wear their whites and scramble up the cliff to win the admiration of each visitor. The unique position of the Fira offers an astounding view of the new and old Kameni. Your tour will start from the Theotokopoulos central square, with its many cafe bars, while, a bit further, a street lined with luxurious jeweller shops stretches before you, promising experiences made from diamonds!

Oia

It lies around 30 minutes by road from Firostefani, and it will truly bewitch you since being indeed overwhelming. The main road divides it into two territories: the one, towards Caldera, has impressive underground edifices, while the other is adorned with captain-houses (capetanospita). At the settlement’s side lies the castle, with its remaining parts offering unique views of the infinite blue and the famous sunset.

• Complimentary mineral water
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning
• Travel in a luxury air-conditioned minivan
• Convenient pickup and drop-off service
• All fees and taxes included

• Gratuities

Red Beach

Prepare your camera for a visual treat - such landscapes are rare… While Santorini boasts several, Red Beach stands out with its distinct scenery:

Pyrgos is a medieval gem, perched on a hill that offers a panoramic view of Santorini, stretching from Santorini to Oia. It is a casteli that retains the characteristics of the Venetian Empire, dotted with churches and ruins, exuding a strong sense of power and prosperity.

Fira appears to don its white attire and ascends the cliff, capturing the admiration of every visitor. Its unique location provides a breathtaking view of both the new and old Kameni.

Oia is split by the main road into two areas: one facing Caldera, featuring impressive underground structures, and the other adorned with captain-houses (capetanospita). On the settlement’s side lies the castle, with its remnants offering unparalleled views of the endless blue sea and the renowned sunset.

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