• Oia - The tour kicks off with a visit to Oia, where visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of nearby islands and the Aegean Sea. Oia is the most popular village in Santorini and the second largest after Fira, the island’s capital. Located in the northern part of the caldera, Oia sits atop a stunning cliff overlooking the volcano and the island of Thirassia.

Oia is internationally renowned for its genuine Cycladic charm, whitewashed houses, maze-like alleys, and exceptional hotels. However, its most famous feature is the enchanting sunset. Every evening, hundreds gather to witness the sun setting over the Aegean Sea, capturing what is considered the most beautiful sunset in Greece.

Upon reaching the hilltop where Oia is situated, visitors can admire the caldera view before exploring the narrow streets lined with whitewashed buildings. Oia is undoubtedly the most picturesque village in Santorini, and some might even say it is the prettiest in Greece!

• Imerovigli - Next, the tour proceeds to the village of Imerovigli, where the rock known as Skaros once served as a pirate lookout. Visitors can also capture a postcard-perfect photo of the Blue Dome Church in Firostefani.
• Ιερά Μόνη Προφήτου Ηλία Θήρας - From there, the journey ascends Santorini’s highest mountain to the Prophet Ilias monastery, perched 2,000 feet above sea level. Before entering the Greek Christian monastery, take a moment to appreciate the surrounding vistas, especially where Santorini meets the deep blue sea.
• Pyrgos - The tour then moves to Pyrgos, the old capital of Santorini, where visitors can stroll through narrow streets leading to the Venetian castle. Hilltop Pyrgos Kallistis, located in the Mount Profitis Ilias foothills, offers a 360-degree view of the mainland, the volcano, and the sea. Pyrgos is the highest settlement in Santorini, surrounded by vineyards producing the famous Assyrtiko white wines. Its steep, medieval alleys house wine bars, tavernas, galleries, and boutiques. Many consider it Santorini’s hidden gem, as it has avoided excessive tourism development.
• Kamari - Kamari is a cosmopolitan beach resort on Santorini’s southeast, awarded the Blue Flag. The long beach stretches beneath the impressive Mesa Vouno mountain, featuring deep blue waters and black volcanic sand. The beach is well-equipped with sunbeds, umbrellas, water sports, and diving facilities. It is rich in cafes, bars, restaurants, shops, supermarkets, and boasts a vibrant nightlife.
• Perissa Black Sand Beach - Perivilos Beach is a renowned spot for receptions and is the most cosmopolitan and lively beach resort in Santorini, bustling with activity. Situated on the island’s southeast coast, it is 3 kilometers from Perissa.

The charming and intimate Perivolas beach lifestyle epitomizes relaxed and elegant island living. It combines breathtaking views with luxurious tranquility, warm hospitality, excellent cuisine, and an inspiring land and seascape.

Visitors can enjoy the stunning black beach of Perivolos along the southern coast. While there, the driver/guide can recommend the best restaurants for an optional lunch while taking in the views. The beach features deep, sparkling waters and is covered in black lava sand, typical of Santorini beaches. It is a long, well-organized beach with numerous facilities!

• Akrotiri - The Bronze Age settlement of Akrotiri was a major Minoan urban center and port in the Aegean Sea when it was buried by volcanic ash in the 17th century BC. Although the earliest habitation evidence dates back to the Late Neolithic period (around 6,000 years ago), it was during the Late Bronze Age (circa 4,000 years ago) that Akrotiri became a key urban center and port in the Aegean Sea. The town of Santorini was covered in ash following a volcanic eruption, and the preservation of the settlement is exceptional, making it one of Greece’s most significant archaeological sites.
• Fira - Visitors will have free time to enjoy the breathtaking view of the caldera and the volcano while having a refreshment, coffee, beer, or lunch until it’s time to walk to the cable car for departure. Fira is the beautiful capital of the island and the largest and most cosmopolitan settlement in Santorini.
  Fira combines natural beauty, social life, nightlife, and shopping, allowing visitors to experience the island’s vibrancy and where all the action happens. Its captivating Caldera view leaves visitors speechless at any time of the day. A daytime walk through the scenic alleys brings harmony, while at night, visitors can find themselves in the midst of a lively party.

• Luxurious transport in an air-conditioned Mercedes-Benz with leather interior
• Complimentary bottled water
• Knowledgeable English-speaking tour escort, well-acquainted with Santorini
• Convenient pick up and drop off at the Santorini Port/cable car
• Surcharges on fuel included
• Professional driver at your service

• Food & beverage
• Gratuities (optional)
• Cable car tickets (€10 pp/per way) for cruise ship travelers per way, payable on the day in cash.

Experience the genuine and personal side of Santorini on this tour of the island’s most distinct features. This is an excellent option for those keen to delve into Santorini’s depths in a single day and engage with its main attractions. It’s a fantastic chance for you to personally tailor your private shore excursion under the guidance of your local expert tour driver, who can take you to specific locations within the Santorini region.
With this private guided coastal tour of Santorini’s highlights, you can grasp the architectural heritage and history of the place. We’ve formulated the following route to give you a comprehensive view of Santorini.

• Infants seats are available on an extra cost.Please contact us!
• Official licensed tour guide for guiding inside the archeological sites. Available on request with a surcharge.

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