Santorini a week

Your arrival point in Santorini. Efficiently handle your onward transfer to your accommodation.

A picturesque village famous for its whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and stunning sunsets. Wander through its narrow alleys, browse boutiques, and soak in the iconic caldera views.

• Arrive before sunset to secure a good viewing spot.
• Wear comfortable shoes for the uneven cobblestone paths.

The quintessential Santorini experience. Witness the sun dip below the horizon, painting the sky in vibrant hues over the Aegean Sea.

Dine with breathtaking caldera views in Oia. Specializing in fresh seafood and traditional Greek cuisine, it offers a romantic setting for an evening meal.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for sunset-facing tables.

Explore artifacts from the Minoan settlement of Akrotiri, offering insights into Santorini's ancient past. Highlights include vibrant frescoes and pottery.

• Located in Fira, easily accessible.

The bustling capital of Santorini, perched on the cliff edge. Enjoy panoramic views, explore shops, and discover charming cafes.

A popular spot in Fira offering delicious Greek and Mediterranean dishes with stunning caldera views. Known for its fresh ingredients and excellent service.

Descend from Fira to the old port of Gialos, offering spectacular views along the way. Alternatively, consider the donkey ride or walk down.

A charming small port at the base of Fira. It's a good spot for a brief stroll and to observe the activity before ascending back up.

Enjoy cocktails with a breathtaking sunset view in Fira. Famous for its classical music and sophisticated ambiance.

Embark on a boat trip to the volcanic island of Nea Kameni, hike to the crater, and swim in the therapeutic hot springs of Palea Kameni. This is a classic Santorini experience.

• Wear dark swimwear as the sulfur in the hot springs can stain.
• Bring sturdy shoes for walking on the volcanic rocks.

A small island opposite Santorini, offering a glimpse of traditional island life. Enjoy a peaceful lunch by the water.

Located in Exo Gonia, this highly-rated restaurant offers authentic Cretan and Santorinian cuisine in a charming, rustic setting. It's a local favorite.

• Reservations are essential, often weeks in advance.
• It's located inland, so transport will be needed.

Explore the remarkably preserved ruins of a Minoan Bronze Age settlement, often referred to as the 'Minoan Pompeii'. The site is covered, protecting it from the elements.

• Consider hiring a guide for a deeper understanding of the site's history.
• Go early to avoid crowds and the midday heat.

Famous for its unique red volcanic sand and towering red cliffs. It's a visually striking beach, though access can be a bit challenging.

• Be cautious of falling rocks from the cliffs.
• It can get crowded; visiting during shoulder seasons or early/late in the day is recommended.

Enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Greek dishes with a view near the Akrotiri site. Offers a relaxed atmosphere after exploring the ruins.

Located at the southwestern tip of the island, offering panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and the caldera. It's a quieter spot for photos, especially at sunset.

A long stretch of volcanic black sand beach on the southeast coast. It's well-organized with sunbeds, umbrellas, and numerous beach bars and tavernas.

• The black sand can get very hot; wear sandals.
• Plenty of water sports and activities available.

A chic beach club and restaurant right on Perissa beach. Offers a sophisticated dining experience with fresh Mediterranean cuisine and creative cocktails.

Experience a wine tasting with spectacular caldera views. Learn about Santorini's unique Assyrtiko grape and sample local wines.

• Bookings are essential, especially for tasting sessions.
• They offer various tasting packages.

Explore the charming, traditional village of Pyrgos, the highest settlement on the island. Wander through its labyrinthine streets to the Venetian castle for panoramic views.

Known as the 'balcony to the Aegean', Imerovigli offers some of the most dramatic caldera views. It's a quieter, more upscale village than Fira or Oia.

• Hike to Skaros Rock for incredible photo opportunities.
• Ideal for peaceful contemplation and photography.

Enjoy a gourmet dining experience in Imerovigli with unparalleled caldera views. Known for its fine dining and creative cuisine.

A prominent rock formation jutting out into the caldera, once the site of a medieval castle. The hike around and on it offers stunning, unique perspectives.

• Wear appropriate footwear as the path can be uneven and slippery.
• Best visited in the late afternoon for softer light.

A charming wine bar in Imerovigli offering a selection of local wines and small plates. Enjoy the serene atmosphere and caldera views.

Pick up any last-minute gifts or mementos from the local shops in Fira or Oia.

Enjoy a final luxurious brunch or lunch with breathtaking caldera views before heading to the airport. Offers exquisite Greek cuisine.

Depart from Santorini.