• Akrotiri Archaeological Site - At the Akrotiri Archaeological Site, visitors will explore one of the most extraordinary ancient cities ever unearthed. Preserved under volcanic ash for over 3,500 years, this prehistoric Minoan settlement provides a rare and detailed insight into life during the Bronze Age. Guests will wander through ancient streets, observe the remains of multi-story buildings, and view storage jars, pottery, and advanced drainage systems that highlight the sophistication of this society. With expert guidance, they will learn about daily life in Akrotiri, the sudden eruption that buried the city, and the fascinating theory that this site may have inspired the legend of Atlantis. It’s a powerful, educational, and unforgettable experience that brings ancient history to life.
• Megalochori - Traditional Village - In the traditional village of Megalochori, visitors will experience the authentic charm of Santorini away from the crowds. They’ll meander through narrow cobblestone streets lined with whitewashed houses, beautiful bell towers, and blooming bougainvillea. The village is steeped in history, once home to wealthy wine merchants and local families who lived in cave houses carved into the volcanic rock. Guests will have time to explore hidden corners, discover quiet churches, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. It’s a perfect place to slow down, take photos, and see what life in Santorini was like before tourism.
• Santorini Wine Museum - At the Koutsogiannopoulos Wine Museum, visitors will delve into Santorini’s unique wine history inside a natural cave eight meters underground. This unique museum showcases 400 years of local winemaking through life-sized exhibits, old tools, and audiovisual displays that bring the past to life. Guests will walk through tunnels that reveal how wine was produced, stored, and transported on the island long before modern equipment. After the museum visit, they’ll enjoy a guided tasting of 4 volcanic wines, including the island’s famous Assyrtiko, produced by the Koutsogiannopoulos family for generations. It’s an unforgettable blend of culture, history, and flavor. Please note that children under 18 will be offered snacks & juices instead of wine.
• Three Bells of Fira - At the Three Bells of Firostefani, visitors will stop at one of the most iconic and photographed spots in Santorini. This beautiful blue-domed church, set against the backdrop of the deep blue Aegean Sea and the dramatic caldera cliffs, offers an unforgettable photo opportunity. Guests will have time to take pictures, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, and take in the panoramic views stretching across the volcano and the coastline. It’s a quick but memorable stop that captures the postcard-perfect beauty of the island.
• Oia - In Oia, visitors will enjoy free time to explore Santorini’s most famous and picturesque village. Known for its whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and stunning views over the caldera, Oia offers endless photo opportunities around every corner. Guests can wander the marble streets, visit local boutiques and art galleries, relax at a cliffside café, or simply take in the breathtaking scenery. Whether shopping, sightseeing, or capturing the perfect photo, Oia is the ideal way to end the day and experience the charm and beauty that make Santorini world-renowned.

• Private transportation
• Akrotiri Museum Entrance Fees
• Koutsogianopoulos Wine Museum entrance fees
• Bottled water
• Wine Tasting of 4 Volcanic Wines
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes

• Tips & Gratuitites

Discover the highlights of Santorini in just one day with this cultural tour, ideal for cruise passengers and short-stay visitors.

Begin with a guided tour of Akrotiri, the ancient city that was buried by a volcanic eruption over 3,500 years ago, and uncover the secrets of its advanced Minoan civilization.

Proceed to the traditional village of Megalochori, where you can wander through peaceful alleys, admire cave houses, and soak in the charm of old Santorini.

Explore the Koutsogiannopoulos Wine Museum, nestled in a natural cave, and savor 3–4 local volcanic wines after delving into 400 years of winemaking history.

Pause at the Three Bells of Firostefani for iconic photographs of the blue dome and caldera.

Conclude the day with leisure time in Oia, Santorini’s most renowned village, where you can shop, explore, or unwind with breathtaking views. This tour blends history, tradition, and scenery — offering a complete Santorini experience.

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