• Firostefani - Nestled in the northern region of Santorini, Firostefani lies between the renowned towns of Fira and Imerovigli. Although officially recognized as a separate village, it is essentially an extension of Santorini’s famous capital, Fira. Positioned at Fira’s highest point, Firostefani translates to the “Crown of Fira,” with “Stefani” meaning crown in Greek, symbolizing the “Crown of Nature.” This village is one of the island’s most picturesque spots, attracting both locals and tourists with its stunning panoramic views of the island and the caldera. Visitors can enjoy a range of accommodations, exquisite dining, bars, and leisure activities. Firostefani caters to the highest standards, making it a favored destination for global celebrities.
• Imerovigli - Discover Imerovigli, offering the most breathtaking views of the caldera and hidden gems with a local guide. Known as the “balcony to the Aegean Sea,” this village is perched on the highest point of the Caldera cliffs, approximately 300 meters above sea level. Located in the island’s northern part, just two kilometers from Fira, it provides a spectacular view of the iconic volcano, the shimmering Aegean Sea, and an unforgettable sunset.
• Oia - Oia village is among the most popular and frequented locations in Santorini. Situated in the southern Aegean Sea on the islands of Thera and Thirasia in the Cyclades, Greece, Oia encompasses the entire island of Thirasia and the northwestern part of Santorini, shared with the municipal unit of Santorini. Renowned for its breathtaking sunsets, Oia also offers magical sunrises. The village features two types of dwellings: cave houses carved into the volcanic rock on the Caldera cliffs and captain houses.
• Monastery of Profitis Ilias - The Monastery of Prophet Ilias is situated atop the island’s highest mountain, standing at 587 meters above sea level. Dating back to 1711, this site holds significant historical interest and offers indescribable views.
• Castelli of Pyrgos - The traditional village of Pyrgos, the highest settlement in Santorini, is home to the atmospheric Castle of Pyrgos. Constructed around 1580, it is likely the last of the island’s five fortified settlements. Its strategic location provides unique views of expansive plains and the sparkling Aegean Sea.
• Megalochori - Traditional Village - This authentic village has preserved its character and atmosphere, along with its Cycladic architecture, featuring whitewashed houses, blue domes, and winding cobbled streets waiting to be explored. Strolling along the cobbled paths, visitors can admire neoclassical and ancient cave houses with sturdy wooden doors and high fences. The village square serves as the heart of the community and a gathering place for locals and tourists. Here, one can savor local cuisine and sweets or enjoy a cup of Greek coffee under the shade of the trees.
• Red Beach - Situated in the southeastern part of the island near the archaeological site of Akrotiri, Red Beach is 14 km from Fira and easily accessible by car or bus. A parking lot is available next to the charming chapel of Agios Nikolas (St. Nicholas) at the end of the road. The short hike to the beach over the rocks from the parking lot can be challenging. For those wishing to avoid the walk, a short boat trip from Akrotiri, Kamari, or Perissa is an option. A swim at Red Beach can be paired with a visit to the Akrotiri archaeological site.

Although Red Beach may not be among Greece’s top beaches, it is worth the effort to reach it. Visitors can swim, admire the dramatic volcanic rock backdrop, and capture stunning photos. Access can be tricky and may not be suitable for those with mobility issues. Some signs warn of potential rockfalls, so visitors should remain on the beach at their own risk.

• Akrotiri Archaeological Site - Akrotiri is renowned for its famous prehistoric settlement from the Minoan period, though the current village is less known. It is a charming traditional village built around a medieval castle on Santorini’s southwest edge, near the famous Red Beach and about 15 kilometers from Fira. In addition to housing one of the Aegean’s most significant archaeological sites, it offers some of the island’s best views.
  The peninsula gained worldwide fame for its prehistoric settlement, discovered in 1967. Often referred to as the “Pompeii of the Aegean,” it was completely covered in volcanic ash following the 1620 BC volcanic eruption. The well-preserved prehistoric town is a major attraction in Santorini. At the village’s summit, there is an ancient fortress.
• Emporio - Emporio village is located in the southern part of Santorini, approximately 10 km from Fira, the Chora of Santorini, and 12 km from Santorini Airport. The village is also just 4 km from the renowned black beach of Perissa.
  Emporio feels nestled in the lowlands, at the mountain’s base, offering views of a valley village complete with vineyards. The name Emporio (Niborios), meaning “trade” in Greek, hints at the village’s historical economic significance to Santorini during medieval times. Emporio is a castle village with one of the best-preserved and most unique medieval castle towns.
• Perissa Black Sand Beach - Perissa is a stunning beach covered in black volcanic sand, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling. Located on Santorini’s southeast coast, it extends at the base of the massive Mesa Vouno promontory, which dramatically rises from the sea. At the mountain’s peak lies the ancient city of Thira. Perissa is one of the island’s most cosmopolitan beaches, stretching for miles. It connects with Perivolos Beach, forming a more than 7-kilometer stretch. The water is crystal clear, easy to wade into, and beautiful. The coarse black sand is comfortable to walk on and glistens like glitter. However, it can become very hot during summer.

• Fira cable car exit pickup and drop-off for cruise ship travelers
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• Local experienced driver/guide
• All fees and taxes included
• Hotel, Athinios port, and Thira airport pickup and drop-off
• Transport by private air-conditioned vehicle

• Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
• Food and drinks, unless specified

Spend an entire day in your personal paradise on Santorini, a stunning island where you can enjoy a full day of private tours. This 7.5-hour tour is designed to exceed your expectations and create lasting memories. Experience the island’s highlights, including traditional villages with iconic blue-domed churches, ancient monuments, breathtaking landscapes, scenic beach paths, and the renowned sunsets that are perfect for photography.

• Opt for a private tour to tailor your itinerary and select the destinations that align with your interests and preferences.
• Collaborate with your private guide to craft a personalized adventure around Santorini.
• Delight in the engaging stories and company of your enthusiastic local guide.
• Explore the iconic features of Santorini, including both its famous and hidden gems.
• Take a refreshing swim at one of the volcanic beaches or enjoy a leisurely lunch (additional cost) while relaxing and unwinding.

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