Begin in Oia, Santorini’s most famous village, where whitewashed houses, blue domes, marble alleys, and caldera views create the island’s classic postcard setting. Enjoy time for a relaxed stroll, beautiful photos, and the atmosphere that makes Oia so memorable.

Don't spend your precious time in Santorini standing in long lines! Skip the crowds with your private guide and experience the beautiful blue dome viewpoints you've seen in travel guides and all over social media. These famous churches are the most photographed spot in Greece—a postcard moment you don’t want to miss.

Continue to Megalochori, one of Santorini’s most charming traditional villages, known for its quiet lanes, elegant bell towers, cave-house architecture, and authentic local character. Step inside a 17th-century cave house in Megalochori and enjoy a glimpse into Santorini’s older way of life. This short stop adds a cultural and architectural layer to the tour, beyond the island’s famous views.

Finish in Pyrgos, Santorini’s historic fortress village, where winding lanes, elevated viewpoints, and traditional architecture give the village a timeless feel. Depending on your pace and interests, this stop can focus on a short village stroll or an optional winery visit in the area.

A relaxed optional stop at Santo Wines, one of the most scenic spots in Santorini, known for its beautiful caldera views and local wine experience.

Reach the heart of Firostefani, home to the enchanting Three Bells Church. Access to the apex of the village presents an amazing panoramic view, stretching across the crimson cliffs from Imerovigli to Oia village, perched over the sea.

A fun optional stop at Santorini’s local Donkey Brewery, where travelers can see a different, more playful side of the island and taste locally brewed Santorini beers. It is a relaxed break from sightseeing, perfect for guests who enjoy casual local flavors and a little island character along the way.