We will make our first stop Profitis Ilias Monastery which was built in 1711 on the summit of Mount Profitis Ilias (Prophet Elijah). At about 600 meters above sea level, Profitis Ilias Monastery is the highest point of Santorini. It has been known as a place of great historical significance with its churches, chapels, bell tower and wealth of numerous religious artifacts from the 18th century. Not only are you at the highest point but the views are breathtakingly beautiful.

The excavations of Akrotiri ancient city have been uncovered in one of the most important well – preserved prehistoric settlements of the Aegean. The town was covered by volcanic ash following a volcanic eruption in the 17th Century BC. Today the site is covered by a bioclimatic roof and walkways are suspended above the archaeological ruins, that allows visitors to walk among the buildings. The entrance fee is 12 euro per person which is not included in the rate.

A short visit to the famous “Red Beach”, to capture breathtaking photos from one of the most picturesque and fascinating beaches of the island. Red beach is a volcanic sand beach which is composed of black and red pulverized rock which meets the dark blue sea waters.

Then head to the southwest end of the island to visit the lighthouse and enjoy the amazing view.

Discover one of Santorini’s most atmospheric and lesser-known beaches, where sculpted volcanic cliffs meet calm, shallow waters. Stroll along the dark sandy shore, explore the quaint nearby fishing port with its moored boats, and take the opportunity to enjoy a leisurely seafood lunch at a seaside taverna renowned for its fresh catch. (*optional stop lfor lunch)

Explore one of the most characteristic local villages of the island. Megalochori village is built among the wine zone area of the island where most families used to produce their own family wine. Stroll through narrow alleys in this charming and historic village with classic Cycladic architecture and hidden gems.

Black Beach After a busy morning, you’ll have the chance to visit one the largest beaches in Santorini which is covered with black volcanic pebbles. Enjoy some time to relax and an opportunity to have a lunch at a seaside restaurant. Choose from Perivolos beach or Kamari beach.

At this point you have the option to visit a local winery of your choice, a taste of Santorini with wine tasting. You can choose from a selection of local wineries with different qualities, the local driver will be able to help you decide the perfect winery of your desires.