5-hours Shared Tour to the most photographed Points-of-Interest

The most photographed and popular locations in Santorini are now presented to you through a 5-hour Semi-private (Shared) tour of the island of Santorini. There are no words or expressions to describe this wonderful tour to places where your imagination, epic senses and spiritual and mental integration become reality!
A comfortable and luxurious bus will pick you up and guide you around the island to live your legend in Greece and the most beautiful island in the world! Breathtaking views of the island’ volcano and caldera, enchanting picturesque Cycladic architecture, unique colorfulled and mythical natural landscapes and wild-rocky formations, picturesque traditional villages, archaeological ruins and ancient civilizations, refreshing walk next to the endless blue of the Aegean and much more are included in this impressive day trip!

This 5 Hour Semi-Private (Shared) Tour is the perfect way to experience all of the beauty Santorini has to offer.

Schedule of Destinations

Blue Domed Churches
Firostefani
Oia
Red/Black Beach
Traditional Megalochori
Akrotiri Settlement

This tour is Semi-Private for you and your travel companions.

MANDATORY PREREQUISITE:

A basic prerequisite for the excursion is that there must be at least 4 passengers.

DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION

Fira Cable Car (teleferic) – For Cruise Ship Passengers

DEPARTURE & ARRIVAL TIME

10:00 – 15:00
12:00 – 17:00
14:00 – 19:00
16:00 – 21:00 (Sunset Tour)

ITINERARY

Firostefani	Blue Domed Churches
Oia	Pyrgos or Megalochori village
Santo Winery for Photos	Red beach
Black Beach (swim or lunch)

NOT INCLUDED

Lunch Expences

PRIVATE TOUR/SEMI – PRIVATE TOUR

Semi-Private (Shared) tour

MAXIMUM BUS CAPACITY

20 Seats

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Blue Domed Churches – Firostefani

One of the most beautiful and characteristic sceneries of Santorini are the two blue domed churches that match perfectly with the blue sky and Santorini’s Caldera! They are named “Agios Spyridonas” Church and Church of “Anastaseos”, they are public churches and they are located in the village of Oia.

Between Fira and Imerovigli you will find the amazing Firostefani, a quiet village with the best views of the island! “Crown of Fira” is the meaning of the village’s name as it is higher than Fira and offers you a view of the volcano and the city at one glimpse !

Oia

Located on the north side of the island, just 11 km away from Fira Oia is mostly known for the amazing view of the sunset and will undoubtedly give you only the best memories. Its special characteristics will astonish you, once you see the most diverse and thrilling scenery with caves in a rocky background above the sea. Walk around the narrow streets and feel the hospitality of the locals. Oia is a picturesque place that you need to explore and enjoy to the fullest!

Red and Black Beach

The Red and Black Beach is arguably one of the most famous and beautiful beaches of Santorini and it is located only some steps away from the ancient site of Akrotiri. From the top, you can admire this unique landscape of red and black volcanic rocks from the headland and, as you gradually get down to the beach, you will be impressed by the different colorings of the cliffs! Many sunbeds and umbrellas cover the dark sand and right on the seashore are some nice pebbles you can use for your collection.

Traditional Megalochori

Megalochori is a quiet traditional village, located at the heart of Santorini’s wine industry, with vineyards all around. That’s why Megalohori has numerous wine tasting places that you can visit. Here you can find a mixture of cream and white Cycladic houses with contrasting colourful wooden doors and a few white churches with bright blue domes. In Megalohori you can get in contact with the local people and customs and learn about the history of the village, as people are very friendly and have time to spend with the visitors. The Hellenic Culture Centre (HCC) is also located here.

Akrotiri Settlement

The most important excavations in Akrotiri started in 1967 and were conducted by the archaeologist Spryridon Marinatos, professor at the University of Athens. They brought to light multi-level buildings and masterpiece wall paintings. The site was settled in the mid 5th millennium BC (Neolithic age) and it is believed the current excavation site is only 10% of the entire site. Akrotiri settlement is one of the best preserved all over Greece and we owe that to the same factor that caused its destruction: after the eruption of the volcano in the 17 century B.C., the whole island was covered with volcanic material which played a major role in the protection of the ancient settlement and especially its wall paintings.