We are excited to offer a new, groundbreaking and time-saving tour of Santorini that avoids long waits for the cable car and driving time by getting you right away via our water taxi into OIA. This special tour is perfect for passengers coming to Santorini on cruise ships. We have designed this tour to help you enjoy the island's beauty without wasting time in long lines in the hot sun at the beginning and end of your tour. As soon as you get off your cruise ship's tender in Fira Old Port Santorini, our private boat picks you up, completely skipping the usual long, hot lines for the cable car. The boat trip offers breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea and Caldera, making the transfer a delightful experience in itself.

Oia village The charming village of Oia is one of the highlights of Santorini, offering unforgettable views! Nestled on the northern tip of Santorini’s caldera, the village of Oia is the most picturesque village on the island! Famous for its whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and breathtaking sunsets, Oia attracts many visitors from around the world, wishing to experience its unique beauty and capture the most memorable photos of the astonishing views of the Caldera, the Aegean Sea and the Volcanic Island at its center.

Akrotiri is a remarkably preserved Bronze Age prehistoric settlement on Santorini, Greece, famous for its multi-story stone buildings, vibrant wall frescoes, and advanced drainage systems buried beneath volcanic ash. Often called the "Pompeii of the Aegean", the site offers a rare window into ancient Minoan-influenced urban life frozen in time since the 17th century BC. History and Discovery Inhabited since the late Neolithic period (4th millennium BC), growing into a major trading hub by the Bronze Age.Abandoned following earthquakes and completely buried by a massive volcanic eruption around 1600–1613 BC.Modern excavations began in 1967, uncovering paved streets, pottery, and art protected under a bioclimatic roof.Architecture and CultureFeatures sophisticated two- and three-story buildings made of stone, clay, and timber framework..Famous for colorful, intricate frescoes depicting local flora, fauna, religious rituals, and daily human activities.

Red Beach in Santorini is a famous volcanic cove known for its striking rust-red lava cliffs, dark red-and-black sand, and bright turquoise water. Located near the village of Akrotiri in the southern part of the island, it features a narrow shoreline formed by iron-rich volcanic deposits.

The 9D museum in Santorini is the Lost Atlantis Experience Main Exhibits9D Experience: Relive the earthquake, tsunami, and volcanic eruption that destroyed Atlantis with special environmental effects.Holographic Plato: Talk with an animated hologram of the philosopher Plato about his famous legend.Diorama and Frescoes: View the largest diorama of Atlantis in the world and interactive wall paintings.

One of the largest and most famous wineries in Santorini is Santo Wines, which was established in 1911 and is located in Pyrgos village. The modern winery, offers wine tasting, guided tours, and a 15-minute documentary about the wine culture of Santorini. Guests are treated to award-winning wines and local delicacies amidst great vistas of the Aegean Sea, volcano, and caldera-really striking at dusk. Other than wine accessories and varietals, regional favorites like tomato sauce and fava beans can be found among the many options in the winery's shop. With its high-quality hospitality and charming atmosphere, Santo Wines is a must-see for wine lovers and any special occasion.