



by Eco Bike Santorini
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€220Riders begin the tour at Perissa Black Sand Beach, setting off on electric bikes or scooters for a three-hour trip along Santorini’s southwest coast. The route takes participants to Emporio village, where a stop at the old Castelli district allows time to walk through narrow streets near the Venetian castle. Next, the group pedals through vineyards on the way to Megalochori, where visitors can taste three local wines and kritharoboukie at Santorini’s oldest winery. Afterward, riders pause at a viewpoint known as the Heart of Santorini to see the Caldera. The tour concludes by passing under the windmills of Emporio before returning to Perissa. The tour includes use of an electric bike or scooter, helmet and gloves, bottled mineral water, snacks, coffee or tea or wine tasting, an action camera or phone for recording, hotel pickup and drop-off, and an experienced guide who provides a safety briefing. The route is mostly moderate, flat, and consists mainly of off-road and backroad paths, avoiding traffic and crowded areas. The ride suits those aged 16 and older who know how to ride a regular bike. Group size is limited to six. Riders must meet height and weight requirements and provide those details in advance to receive a properly sized bike.
Perissa Black Sand Beach
The tour starts at the well-known Perissa Black Sand Beach, where riders begin their electric bike and scooter journey.
Castelli of Emporio
Next is Emporio Village, with a stop at the old Castelli district. Participants can walk through the narrow streets and see the Venetian castle and surrounding houses. The stop lasts about 15 minutes.
15 min
Megalochori - Traditional Village
The ride continues along vineyard paths to Megalochori. Visitors can stop at Santorini's oldest winery to taste three different local wines and kritharoboukie if they have not already had coffee. This stop lasts about 20 minutes.
20 min
Heart of Santorini
Riders pause for about 15 minutes at a viewpoint called the Heart of Santorini to see the Caldera and a less visited area of the island.
15 min
Windmills of Emporio
The route returns via a different road through more vineyards, passing under the windmills of Emporio before heading back to Perissa, completing the loop.




by Eco Bike Santorini
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€220Riders begin the tour at Perissa Black Sand Beach, setting off on electric bikes or scooters for a three-hour trip along Santorini’s southwest coast. The route takes participants to Emporio village, where a stop at the old Castelli district allows time to walk through narrow streets near the Venetian castle. Next, the group pedals through vineyards on the way to Megalochori, where visitors can taste three local wines and kritharoboukie at Santorini’s oldest winery. Afterward, riders pause at a viewpoint known as the Heart of Santorini to see the Caldera. The tour concludes by passing under the windmills of Emporio before returning to Perissa. The tour includes use of an electric bike or scooter, helmet and gloves, bottled mineral water, snacks, coffee or tea or wine tasting, an action camera or phone for recording, hotel pickup and drop-off, and an experienced guide who provides a safety briefing. The route is mostly moderate, flat, and consists mainly of off-road and backroad paths, avoiding traffic and crowded areas. The ride suits those aged 16 and older who know how to ride a regular bike. Group size is limited to six. Riders must meet height and weight requirements and provide those details in advance to receive a properly sized bike.
Perissa Black Sand Beach
The tour starts at the well-known Perissa Black Sand Beach, where riders begin their electric bike and scooter journey.
Castelli of Emporio
Next is Emporio Village, with a stop at the old Castelli district. Participants can walk through the narrow streets and see the Venetian castle and surrounding houses. The stop lasts about 15 minutes.
15 min
Megalochori - Traditional Village
The ride continues along vineyard paths to Megalochori. Visitors can stop at Santorini's oldest winery to taste three different local wines and kritharoboukie if they have not already had coffee. This stop lasts about 20 minutes.
20 min
Heart of Santorini
Riders pause for about 15 minutes at a viewpoint called the Heart of Santorini to see the Caldera and a less visited area of the island.
15 min
Windmills of Emporio
The route returns via a different road through more vineyards, passing under the windmills of Emporio before heading back to Perissa, completing the loop.