Full-Day Cultural Sightseeing Bus Tour of Santorini with photo-stop at Caldera and Sunset in Oia

Our tour starts at the most prominent landmark of Santorini, the archaeological site of Akrotiri. You will walk around a well-preserved prehistoric city, which was covered in volcanic ash after the tremendous volcanic eruption that hit the island, along with a Licensed English speaking guide. Entrance fee (€12/person) is not included in the price. Our next stop is at Caldera of Santorini where you’ll enjoy the amazing views of the Volcano of Santorini, Thirassia and Aspronisi islands. Then you will be transferred to Perissa Beach, the famous black sand volcanic beaches of the island, where you can relax by the sea, swim and have lunch (meal is not included). After that, we proceed to the highest place of the island, Profitis Ilias Mount, for a short photo stop (20 minutes). We’ll drive through Pyrgos village and arrive at Profitis Ilias Monastery, which is built on the summit of Profitis Ilias Mount and offers stunning panoramic views. Next, you’ll visit the Wine Museum and Winery in Kamari village which is a must, as Santorini is known for its wine varieties and boasts a long wine tradition. A tour of the winery and the museum, as well as a wine tasting of three local wines, constitutes a unique experience. Our final stop is, of course, the picturesque village of Oia the gem of Santorini. Here you’ll have time to wander around its quaint alleys and, above all, admire the well-known sunset from the northwest edge of the island ‒ a sight that millions of people wish to relish and flock to the settlement every summer for this purpose.

Below you can find the anti Covid-19 measures we follow:
• Facemasks required for travelers in public areas
• Facemasks required for guides in public areas
• Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
• Social distancing enforced throughout service
• Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
• Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized
• Guides required to regularly washing hands
• Regular temperature checks for staff