Stroll through the village towards the famous blue-domed churches, where you can explore this traditional village independently. You will also see and learn about the geological formation of the island, its genesis, and the history of Santorini.

Continue through scenic countryside to the village of Oia, the most photographed location in Santorini. 

Head to Profitis Ilias, which is the highest hill in Santorini. From its top (567 m), enjoy the panoramic view of the Aegean Sea. There, you can visit the Monastery of Profitis Ilias and a Greek Orthodox chapel, listen to the sounds of Byzantine music and get a taste of their hand-made products. 

Stop to explore the famous Red Beach and its nice viewpoint. Take many beautiful pictures of this unique landscape. 

Visit the oldest lighthouses of Greece; the Akrotiri Lighthouse dates back to 1892. It has a square shape tower that emerges 10 meters from the warden’s house. 

Head to the Southeast part of Santorini and relax in Perissa-Perivolos Black Beach, with the amazing seaside restaurants and crystal clear waters. In Perivolos, you will have spare time to take pictures on the volcanic black beach, swim in the Aegean sea, and enjoy lunch at a seaside Greek restaurant. 

Wind your tour down with an indulgent stop at a local winery. Santorini has produced its own wine since ancient times, and sampling its varietals is the perfect way to get a taste of the island’s history.