The “Heart of Santorini” is one of Santorini’s best kept secrets. This spot is where there is a heart carved naturally into the side of the caldera, giving a stunning view of the volcano and only steps from the Chapel of Agios Nikoloas. It is in the Megalochlori area of Santorini

Built on the highest point of the island, 567 metres (1860.2 feet) above sea level, the monastery of Profitis Ilias (Prophet Elijah) stands tall. Offering all-encompassing views over the entire island of Santorini, this 18th-century sanctuary still captivates those coming to visit the island. Here is a brief history of Santorini’s famous monastery located on the mountain of the same name.

Vlychada stands out for the overwhelming carved cliffs that resemble a sculptor’s work but is, in fact, a natural process owed to the volcano, the wind and the sea. It is a lengthy beach with relatively shallow waters and dark volcanic sand and pebbles, like most beaches in Santorini. Vlychada Beach is worthy for the without parallel lunar landscape that enchants all visitors and is unique among the beaches in Santorini. It is, in fact, the most atmospheric beach you can find in the whole island.

Closing your day, you will get to visit the famous Santo Wines winery. The location overlooks the impressive Caldera, the vast Aegean Sea and offers a stunning view anytime of the day. You will get to have an exceptional tour and learn about the tools and history of wine making. This one-of-a-kind experience ends with winetasting accompanied by authentic local recipes & a mesmerizing sunset view.