Optional visit: End your experience in Oia, perfectly timed for the afternoon and sunset options. Explore its picturesque streets and enjoy panoramic views over the caldera as the sun begins to set. Witness one of the world’s most famous sunsets, with golden light reflecting over the sea and volcanic cliffs, creating an unforgettable and romantic atmosphere.

Optional visit: Oia, the picturesque village known for the captivating sunset, the candy-colored houses, blue-domed churches and lovely shops.

Optional visit: Discover Perissa’s famous black sand beach, one of Santorini’s most unique coastal landscapes. Enjoy crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and unwind in a relaxed seaside atmosphere with stunning views of Mesa Vouno mountain. This stop offers the perfect balance between refreshing swim time and laid-back beach moments. For those who wish, we recommend an optional stop at a beachfront taverna, where you can enjoy traditional Greek cuisine right by the sea. The taverna also provides free beach umbrellas, allowing you to relax comfortably and make the most of your time by the water

Optional visit: Admire the red layer of sand at the Red Beach. What makes the beach absolutely charming is its impressive red rock formations, which form a breathtaking landscape.

Optional visit: This settlement is made of hundreds of small white painted houses with exquisite architecture. The picturesque Megalochori is a maze of winding streets, with whitewashed houses and churches with blue domes and ornate bell towers.

Optional visit: Pyrgos is the highest village of Santorini with 33 churches. There you can see the traditional houses.Traditional architecture, remains of neo-classical mansions, narrow winding paths leading up the hillside, small white houses, galleries, vineyards, churches, breathtaking sunsets

Optional visit: Archaeological Site of Akrotiri – The Minoan Civilization of Santorini The Archaeological Site of Akrotiri is one of the most important prehistoric settlements in the Aegean, often referred to as the “Pompeii of the Aegean.” This ancient Minoan city was buried under volcanic ash during the 17th century BC, preserving impressive buildings, frescoes, and artifacts in remarkable condition. A visit to the site reveals advanced architecture, a complex urban layout, and technological achievements of the time, offering a unique glimpse into life in Santorini thousands of years ago. The tour of the site is self-guided, but if you wish to have a professional guide, you can send us a message to arrange it upon request.

Optional visit: Experience one of Santorini’s most breathtaking sunsets from Akrotiri Lighthouse, a peaceful and scenic location with panoramic sea views. Capture unforgettable photos, enjoy the dramatic volcanic landscape, and relax as the sun sets over the Aegean Sea.

Optional visit: Stop in charming Finikia, a peaceful traditional village near Oia, known for its whitewashed houses, colorful doors, and picture-perfect spots ideal for unforgettable photos.