Santorini a week

Santorini's main airport, serving domestic and international flights. Located on the eastern side of the island.

A picturesque village famous for its whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and stunning sunsets. Wander through its narrow alleys and enjoy breathtaking caldera views.

• Arrive early to find a good spot for sunset viewing.
• Wear comfortable shoes for walking on cobblestone streets.

A popular spot in Oia offering panoramic views of the caldera and the Aegean Sea, perfect for enjoying the iconic Santorini sunset with a drink.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially during peak season.
• Enjoy their signature cocktails while watching the sunset.

A traditional Greek taverna in Oia offering delicious mezedes (small plates) and main courses with fresh, local ingredients. It provides a cozy and authentic dining experience.

• Try a variety of mezedes to sample different flavors.
• Ask for their fresh seafood specials.

Embark on a boat tour from the old port to the volcanic islands of Nea Kameni and Palea Kameni. Explore the volcanic crater and swim in the therapeutic hot springs.

• Wear sturdy shoes for walking on the volcanic terrain.
• Bring a towel and swimwear for the hot springs.

A small, traditional island opposite Santorini, accessible by boat. It offers a glimpse into a more authentic, less-crowded Cycladic life with charming villages and local tavernas.

• Enjoy lunch at a seaside taverna in Korfos.
• Take a donkey ride up to the village of Manolas.

The vibrant capital of Santorini, perched on the edge of the caldera. Explore its bustling streets, shops, cafes, and enjoy panoramic views.

• Visit the Museum of Prehistoric Thera for archaeological insights.
• Consider taking the cable car down to the old port.

Located in Fira, this restaurant offers a refined dining experience with stunning caldera views. Specializing in fresh seafood and Mediterranean cuisine.

• Book a table with a caldera view in advance.
• The grilled octopus is a highly recommended dish.

A remarkably preserved Minoan Bronze Age settlement, often referred to as the 'Minoan Pompeii'. Explore the ancient city buried by volcanic ash.

• Consider hiring a guide for a more in-depth understanding.
• The site is partially covered, offering some shade.

Famous for its striking red volcanic sand and cliffs. A unique spot for photography and a swim, though access can be a bit challenging.

• Be cautious of falling rocks and wear suitable footwear.
• Best visited in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and heat.

A large cooperative winery offering wine tasting experiences with spectacular caldera views. Sample local Assyrtiko and other Santorini varietals.

• Book your tasting session in advance.
• The terrace offers one of the best panoramic views on the island.

Located in the traditional village of Exo Gonia, this highly-rated restaurant serves authentic Cretan and Santorinian cuisine in a charming setting.

• Reservations are essential, often weeks in advance.
• Their slow-cooked lamb and fava are local specialties.

A long stretch of black volcanic sand on the southeast coast, offering organized sunbeds, umbrellas, and various water sports. It's known for its clear waters and lively atmosphere.

• The black sand can get very hot, so bring beach shoes.
• Plenty of tavernas and cafes line the promenade.

A stylish beach club and restaurant located on Perivolos Beach (adjacent to Perissa). Offers a chic ambiance, delicious food, and excellent service right by the sea.

• Great for a more upscale beach experience.
• Try their fresh sushi and creative cocktails.

A traditional and charming village located at one of the highest points on the island. Explore its medieval castle (Kasteli) and enjoy panoramic views.

• Wander up to the Kasteli for the best views.
• Visit the Monastery of Profitis Ilias nearby for even higher vantage points.

A legendary cafe in Pyrgos known for its classical music, stunning sunset views, and delicious desserts and coffee. A peaceful retreat from the bustling coastal areas.

• Enjoy their famous cheesecake and coffee.
• The perfect spot for a relaxed evening.

A prominent volcanic rock formation near Imerovigli, once the site of a medieval castle. Hike around its base for dramatic caldera vistas and unique geological formations.

• Go early to avoid the heat and crowds.
• The path can be uneven, wear appropriate footwear.

Known as the 'balcony of the Aegean', Imerovigli offers unparalleled views of the caldera from its high vantage point. It's a quieter, more luxurious alternative to Oia and Fira.

• Stroll along the caldera path for different perspectives.
• Many luxury hotels here have excellent restaurants with views.

A unique winery combined with an art gallery housed in old wine cellars. Sample local wines while appreciating contemporary art, often with a volcanic theme.

• Discover works by local Santorini artists.
• Enjoy the unique atmosphere of the cave-like cellars.

A popular restaurant in Imerovigli offering a creative menu with a focus on fresh, healthy ingredients and Mediterranean flavors. Known for its friendly service and beautiful setting.

• Their vegetarian and vegan options are excellent.
• The caldera view from the terrace is lovely.

Participate in a hands-on cooking class to learn about traditional Santorinian and Greek cuisine. Prepare dishes using local ingredients and enjoy the meal you've created.

• Many classes include a market visit.
• A fun and interactive way to experience local food culture.

A popular beach resort town on the east coast, known for its long stretch of black volcanic sand and pebbles, clear waters, and a lively promenade lined with shops and restaurants.

• Enjoy a leisurely walk along the promenade.
• Plenty of options for lunch or snacks.

Experience a magical sunset from the water on a catamaran cruise. Includes stops for swimming and snorkeling, onboard dinner, and drinks, with breathtaking views of the caldera cliffs.

• Choose a cruise that includes dinner and drinks.
• Bring a light jacket as it can get breezy at sea.

A charming village situated between Fira and Imerovigli, offering stunning caldera views and a slightly more tranquil atmosphere. It's home to the famous Three Bells of Fira.

• Visit the Three Bells of Fira for iconic photo opportunities.
• Enjoy a coffee with a view at one of the local cafes.

A highly-regarded restaurant in Fira offering a sophisticated take on traditional Greek cuisine, with an emphasis on fresh seafood and caldera views. Known for its excellent service and ambiance.

• Reservations are strongly recommended, especially for a caldera-view table.
• Their seafood pasta is a popular choice.

Depart from Santorini's main airport after a memorable trip.