• Firostefani - The tour begins with a visit to Firostefani. Located north of Fira, this village, known as the ‘crown of Fira,’ is named for its elevated position. The stunning views of Fira and the volcano from here are truly unforgettable. A highlight is the Blue Domed Church, the iconic church featured on many brochures and guidebooks.
• Imerovigli - Heading northwest of Fira, the tour reaches Imerovigli. Situated about 300 meters above sea level, Imerovigli is often called the “balcony of the Aegean,” offering a spectacular view of the Aegean sunset. Highlights include the many churches in typical Cycladic architecture, especially the church of Ai-Stratis and the Monastery of St. Nikolaos, as well as Skaros Rock with its medieval fortress remains.
• Oia - The journey continues to Oia, the most famous village of Santorini, known for its unparalleled beauty. Attractions abound, including the glorious sunset, houses built into volcanic rock niches, blue-roofed churches, inspiring views, and an idyllic atmosphere that rewards visitors to this unique place.
• Pyrgos - Next is Pyrgos Village, a special destination slightly off the beaten path. It showcases all the magic of Santorini with panoramic views of both sides of the island and retains features from the Venetian rule. Traditional Cycladic houses and paths surround the old Venetian castle, offering a blend of history and beauty, making Pyrgos Village a must-visit.
• Monastery of Profitis Ilias - No tour is complete without visiting Profitis Ilias. Located at the peak of Mount Profitis Ilias (Prophet Elijah), the highest point of Santorini at 600 meters above sea level, is the monastery of the same name. Even those who usually avoid taking photos will be tempted to capture the views from this incredible vantage point.
• Megalochori - The next stop is Megalochori (‘big village’). Known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, it is one of the most picturesque and traditional villages on the island. Historical mansions, restored houses, and pirate hideaways are prominent features of this authentic old settlement.
• Akrotiri Archaeological Site - The tour then moves to the Akrotiri Archaeological Site, offering a different experience. This site is one of the most significant prehistoric settlements of the Aegean. Akrotiri developed into a major city before being covered in ash by volcanic eruptions. The ash preserved structures and their contents, allowing visitors to marvel at this ancient wonder.
• Perissa Black Sand Beach - It might be the perfect time for a swim, and Black Beach, or Perissa, is an excellent choice. Black Beach is the end of the long black sand beach of Perivolos and is undoubtedly the busiest and most famous beach in Santorini. After enjoying the crystal-clear waters and impressive black sand, visitors should try the local specialties at the many seaside restaurants.
• Red Beach - For those who think they’ve seen it all, Red Beach offers something unique. This famous beach lives up to its name, with striking and unusual red volcanic rock formations overlooking the beach, creating a sight that should not be missed.
• Venetsanos Winery - Beyond the spectacular views, blue-roofed churches, narrow paved paths, and amazing beaches, Santorini offers more. The next stop is Venetsanos Winery, where visitors can experience the traditional wine-making art of Santorini and enjoy the exquisite local wine varieties for which the island is renowned.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

The tour encompasses the entire region of Santorini, allowing guests to explore all the notable sights and traditional villages such as Oia, Pyrgos, and Megalochori.

Visitors will enjoy the welcoming and serene ambiance of these charming villages, appreciate the local architectural designs, capture stunning panoramic views (including the caldera), and uncover sites of historical significance, all while experiencing the true spirit of the island.

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