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Sunset in Oia
Optional visit: Discover the iconic blue-domed churches, marble-paved streets, scenic walkways, numerous open-air cafes, restaurants, art galleries, and an extensive shopping area.
Oia is globally recognized as one of the most photographed locations, perched dramatically on a cliffside, offering breathtaking vistas.
The village boasts several cultural points of interest, including the Maritime Museum, remnants of a Venetian fortress, and historic captain's houses.
You can also observe the traditional cave houses that once sheltered ship crews, and admire the neoclassical architecture favored by the affluent ship-owning class.
The world-renowned Oia sunset can be experienced by selecting an afternoon departure time.
· 1 h
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Imerovigli
Optional visit: Situated at the highest and most central point of the Caldera.
Capture unforgettable photographs and marvel at the stunning views of the Volcano and Skaros Rock.
· 15 min
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Three Bells of Fira
Optional visit: Known as the "crown of Fira," this traditional village rests on the caldera's edge, offering magnificent views.
Pause at the scenic balcony to admire the raw beauty of the caldera, the iconic Three Bells, and the famous blue-domed church frequently featured on Santorini postcards.
· 15 min
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Megalochori - Traditional Village
Optional visit: This charming settlement features hundreds of small, whitewashed houses with exquisite architecture, narrow alleyways, bell towers, beautiful blue-domed chapels, and subterranean cave houses.
Immerse yourself in the local culture and lifestyle within this picturesque and authentic setting.
· 30 min
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Akrotiri Lighthouse
Optional visit: Erected by a French company in 1892, it is regarded as one of the most beautiful lighthouses in the Cyclades.
It provides a unique vantage point for sunset viewing.
Perched on a high cliff directly above the sea, its location is perfect for capturing panoramic photos and appreciating Santorini's famous caldera from a distinct perspective.
· 20 min
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Red Beach
Optional visit: This is the island's most distinctive natural beach, characterized by its dominant red hues.
Capture stunning photographs of the massive volcanic rocks and steep cliffs that create a mesmerizing, wild landscape.
This remarkable volcanic scenery is sure to capture your complete attention.
· 20 min
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Perissa Black Sand Beach
Optional visit: Santorini's longest and most renowned beach, offering a unique spectacle on this volcanic island.
Relax on the black lava sand, take a dip in the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea, and savor traditional cuisine at a beachfront restaurant.
· 1 h
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Monastery of Profitis Ilias
Optional visit: Enjoy the most spectacular views from the island's highest peak, offering a striking panorama of the entire island.
The mountain is named Profitis Ilias (Prophet Elias) after the monastery of the same name situated at its summit, established in 1711.
In this serene and breathtaking environment, you can also sample wine and local products crafted by the monks residing at the monastery.
· 20 min
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Pyrgos
Optional visit: Recognized as the island's "historic monument," Pyrgos is Santorini's oldest village.
This settlement, built atop a hill, features a Venetian castle dating back to the 16th century.
It's a delightful place to explore, with its winding alleys and circular layout, designed by locals for fortification.
The village is encircled by vineyards, blue-domed churches, charming cave houses with balconies, and cobblestone paths.
· 30 min
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Castelli of Emporio
Optional visit: Constructed in the mid-15th century by the Venetians as a defense against pirate raids.
Wander through this well-preserved fortified settlement, admiring its unique architecture, quaint atmosphere, and vibrant colors.
The scenery resembles a labyrinth with very narrow streets, archways, and houses built in close proximity.
It is considered one of Santorini's most beautiful landmarks and a must-see attraction.
· 30 min
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Akrotiri Archaeological Site
Optional visit: Explore the Akrotiri Archaeological Site and journey back in time to uncover the mysteries of this ancient lost city.
This Bronze Age settlement, over 4,000 years old, flourished for centuries before its destruction by a massive volcanic eruption.
It was subsequently buried under volcanic ash, which, ironically, helped preserve the artifacts.
Walk through the ancient structures and glimpse a Minoan town with three-story buildings, remarkably preserved frescoes, an advanced drainage system, and more.
· 1 h· Admission not included
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Faros Market
Optional visit: Located in the outskirts of Akrotiri, visit a family farm to taste homemade wine and local products free of preservatives or chemical additives.
Sample fava, sun-dried tomatoes, capers, olive paste, and traditional sweets.
See the wine cellar, the grape-stomping tank, and experience the authentic atmosphere of traditional Greece.
· 30 min
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Windmills of Emporio
Optional visit: Follow a small road leading to the hilltop above Emporio village.
Along the ridge, observe the 8 traditional windmills and a solitary whitewashed chapel perched on the cliff edge.
This stunning location offers an open vista, ideal for panoramic photography and enjoying a beautiful sunset.
· 15 min
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Santorini Arts Factory
Optional visit: This former tomato processing facility has been transformed into a modern museum.
Learn about Santorini's famous cherry tomato, distinguished by its thicker skin, sweetness, and smaller size due to the island's volcanic soil and limited water.
Take a complimentary guided tour showcasing vintage equipment and artifacts, delve into the history of tomato production, and sample tomato paste.
· 1 h
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Estate Argyros
Optional visit: Experience a wine exhibition and tasting at one of Santorini's most contemporary wineries.
This estate features some of the island's oldest vines, some exceeding 150 years.
Sample various outstanding boutique wines made exclusively from indigenous Santorini grape varieties, accompanied by a cheese platter.
· 1 h
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Venetsanos Winery
Optional visit: Established in 1947, this is one of Santorini's oldest wineries.
Gain insights into quality, enology, and the art of flavor.
The Venetsanos family boasts a long-standing winemaking tradition and was the first industrial winery on the island.
Enjoy a tasting of your preferred wine selection, served with local tapas at a private table overlooking the magnificent caldera.
· 1 h
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Wine Museum Koutsogiannopoulos
Optional visit: Discover a unique natural wine museum detailing the history of wine production in Santorini from 1660 to 1970.
The museum is housed within a natural cave, extending 300 meters with maze-like corridors.
Wine tasting is conducted in a specially designed room.
· 1 h
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Ftelos Brewery
Optional visit: This brewery produces exceptional artisanal beers on-site using distinctive local ingredients.
The visit begins with an expert-guided tour of the facilities, including a mini-seminar on the brewing process, offering an engaging and educational experience.
The production area is visible from the taproom, separated by glass, allowing guests to witness the brewing magic firsthand.
Visitors can observe the entire production unit, control panel, fermentation and aging tanks, and even bottling, filtering, or tank cleaning processes.
Following the tour, indulge in a tasting of 6 refreshing artisanal beers, learning about the quality specifications and ingredients of each, accompanied by a gourmet snack.
· 1 h 15 min