Located in the north of Santorini and with a rich history dating from the 13th century, Oia is the most popular destination on the island. You will have the chance to walk in the narrow traditional streets of Oia and admire the characteristic architecture. You can visit the many wonderful little shops, sit in a tavern or a cafe, and enjoy the breathtaking view of the caldera. In Oia you can also find a very interesting museum, that of Naval Maritime, that offers you great insight into local naval history.

Finikia is a quiet, picturesque village, 1 km away from Oia. With traditional whitewashed houses carved into rocks, steep cobbled alleys, old churches, and only a few tavernas, it offers a different experience from the crowded and very busy Oia.

Winemaking in Santorini has a history of 4,000 years! The volcanic soil makes the island a great wineland that produces unique local varieties of wine. We will visit Domaine Sigalas, one of the pioneering wineries of the island, and taste its trademark wine that is only sold there.

Koloumbos is a beautiful volcanic beach that takes its name from the underwater active volcano located nearby. Accessible only via a short trail, it is not organized, which makes it peaceful and great to swimm in its warmer waters.