Santorini solo

Santorini's main airport, serving domestic and international flights. Upon arrival, you can find taxis or pre-booked transfer services to your accommodation.

• Pre-booking airport transfers is recommended, especially during peak season.

A picturesque village perched on the northern tip of Santorini, famous for its whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and stunning caldera views. It's an ideal spot for photography and sunset watching.

• Explore the narrow alleyways for hidden gems and fewer crowds.
• Wear comfortable shoes as there are many steps.

Located below Oia, this charming fishing port offers crystal-clear waters and numerous seafood tavernas. It's a great spot for a refreshing swim and a delicious meal with a view.

• Walk down the steps from Oia for scenic views, or take a taxi.
• Enjoy fresh grilled octopus and local wines.

Witness one of the world's most famous sunsets from Oia. Find a spot near the Byzantine Castle ruins or along the main paths for breathtaking panoramic views as the sun dips below the Aegean Sea.

• Arrive at least an hour in advance to secure a good viewing spot.
• Consider booking a restaurant with a sunset view in advance.

The vibrant capital of Santorini, offering bustling streets, shops, restaurants, and stunning caldera views. Explore the Museum of Prehistoric Thera for insights into the island's ancient past.

• Wander through the narrow streets and discover local craft shops.
• Enjoy a coffee with a view at one of the many cliffside cafes.

Take a boat tour to the volcanic islands of Nea Kameni (active volcano) and Palea Kameni (hot springs). Hike to the crater of the volcano and swim in the therapeutic sulfurous hot springs.

• Wear sturdy shoes for hiking on Nea Kameni's rocky terrain.
• Bring a dark swimsuit as the sulfur from the hot springs can stain light colors.

A prominent rocky outcrop near Imerovigli, offering panoramic views of the caldera and the Aegean Sea. It was once the site of a medieval castle.

• The hike to Skaros Rock is relatively easy but can be slippery.
• Best visited in the late afternoon for softer light for photography.

A highly-rated, traditional taverna located in the village of Exo Gonia, known for its delicious Cretan and Santorinian cuisine. Reservations are essential.

• Book your table well in advance, especially for dinner.
• Try the 'fava' (split pea puree) and lamb dishes.

Famous for its striking red volcanic sand and dramatic cliffs, Red Beach is a unique and visually stunning spot. Access can be steep, and it's best for admiring the scenery.

• Parking is available nearby, followed by a short walk.
• Consider visiting early to avoid crowds and the midday sun.

A remarkably preserved Minoan Bronze Age settlement, often called the 'Pompeii of the Aegean'. Walk through the ancient streets and see multi-story buildings, frescoes, and pottery.

• The site is covered, offering shade from the sun.
• Audio guides are available for a more in-depth experience.

A long stretch of black volcanic sand and pebbles, known for its organized beach bars, restaurants, and water sports. It's a more lively beach compared to others.

• Rent a sunbed and umbrella for comfort.
• Many beach bars offer food and drinks service directly to your lounger.

A popular seafood restaurant located in Vlychada marina, offering fresh catches of the day in a charming, less touristy setting. Known for its authentic flavors and friendly service.

• Enjoy the grilled fish and calamari.
• The marina setting provides a relaxed atmosphere.

A traditional inland village offering panoramic views of the entire island. Explore its charming streets, visit the Venetian castle (Kasteli), and enjoy the authentic Santorinian atmosphere.

• Hike up to the Kasteli for the best views.
• Visit a local cafe for a traditional Greek coffee.

A cooperative winery offering wine tastings with spectacular caldera views. Sample local Assyrtiko and other varietals while enjoying the breathtaking scenery.

• Book a tasting in advance, especially for larger groups.
• Consider trying their sweet Vinsanto wine.

Spend your last afternoon browsing the shops in Fira for souvenirs, local crafts, jewelry, and fashion. The main streets offer a variety of boutiques and stores.

• Look for local volcanic products and handmade items.
• Bargaining is not common in most shops.

Depart from Santorini's airport after a memorable trip. Ensure you allow ample time for check-in and security, especially during busy periods.