



by Santorini Karavas Travel
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.€185.72This 5-hour bus tour covers key spots in Santorini, starting at Firostefani. The tour begins at the top of the Cable Car connecting the port to the island, where passengers are picked up. The first stop is Firostefani, known for its blue-domed church and views of the volcanic caldera. After about 15 minutes, the tour moves to Finikia, a quiet village where visitors can enjoy views of Oia and a peaceful atmosphere. Next is Oia, the island's most visited destination, with about one hour of free time to walk its traditional streets, photograph the blue domes, visit the Venetian castle, shop, or have a drink overlooking the caldera. Following Oia, the tour heads south to Megalochori, where participants spend roughly 30 minutes exploring narrow cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and a local vineyard showcasing Santorini’s volcanic wine production. The final stop is Perivolos Beach, a black volcanic sand beach where visitors have about one hour to swim, relax, or enjoy a Greek lunch by the Aegean Sea. Time at the beach may vary depending on the schedule. The tour includes transport in an air-conditioned minibus, bottled water, commentary from the driver-guide, pick-up and drop-off at the Cable Car top station, and free time for lunch and shopping. Food, drinks, gratuities, and Cable Car fees are not included. The tour offers a full refund if cruise schedules change.
Firostefani
The tour starts in Firostefani, a village known for its blue-domed church. Visitors can see views of the volcanic caldera and learn about Santorini’s history and culture during a 15-minute stop.
15 min
Finikia
Next is Finikia, a quiet village away from crowds. Guests spend about 15 minutes enjoying the peaceful setting and views of Oia from a distance.
15 min
Oia
Oia is the main stop with one hour of free time. Visitors can walk its traditional alleys, photograph the blue domes, visit the Venetian castle, shop, or have a drink while overlooking the caldera.
60 min
Megalochori - Traditional Village
After Oia, the tour proceeds to Megalochori for about 30 minutes. This village features narrow cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and a bell tower. Guests also visit a local vineyard to learn about Santorini’s volcanic wine production.
30 min
Perivolos Beach
The last stop is Perivolos Beach, an organized black sand beach. Visitors have roughly one hour to swim, sunbathe, try water sports, or have a traditional Greek lunch overlooking the Aegean Sea. The exact time may vary depending on the schedule.
60 min
Your driver/guide will be waiting for you at the top of the cable car exit with a sign with your name. You can reach the top either with the cable car or by taking the stairs up. We recommend booking an early tender, as the cable car queues get long. We are NOT responsible for any cable car delays.
End point
Your driver/guide will be waiting for you at the top of the cable car exit with a sign with your name. You can reach the top either with the cable car or by taking the stairs up. We recommend booking an early tender, as the cable car queues get long. We are NOT responsible for any cable car delays.




by Santorini Karavas Travel
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.€185.72This 5-hour bus tour covers key spots in Santorini, starting at Firostefani. The tour begins at the top of the Cable Car connecting the port to the island, where passengers are picked up. The first stop is Firostefani, known for its blue-domed church and views of the volcanic caldera. After about 15 minutes, the tour moves to Finikia, a quiet village where visitors can enjoy views of Oia and a peaceful atmosphere. Next is Oia, the island's most visited destination, with about one hour of free time to walk its traditional streets, photograph the blue domes, visit the Venetian castle, shop, or have a drink overlooking the caldera. Following Oia, the tour heads south to Megalochori, where participants spend roughly 30 minutes exploring narrow cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and a local vineyard showcasing Santorini’s volcanic wine production. The final stop is Perivolos Beach, a black volcanic sand beach where visitors have about one hour to swim, relax, or enjoy a Greek lunch by the Aegean Sea. Time at the beach may vary depending on the schedule. The tour includes transport in an air-conditioned minibus, bottled water, commentary from the driver-guide, pick-up and drop-off at the Cable Car top station, and free time for lunch and shopping. Food, drinks, gratuities, and Cable Car fees are not included. The tour offers a full refund if cruise schedules change.
Firostefani
The tour starts in Firostefani, a village known for its blue-domed church. Visitors can see views of the volcanic caldera and learn about Santorini’s history and culture during a 15-minute stop.
15 min
Finikia
Next is Finikia, a quiet village away from crowds. Guests spend about 15 minutes enjoying the peaceful setting and views of Oia from a distance.
15 min
Oia
Oia is the main stop with one hour of free time. Visitors can walk its traditional alleys, photograph the blue domes, visit the Venetian castle, shop, or have a drink while overlooking the caldera.
60 min
Megalochori - Traditional Village
After Oia, the tour proceeds to Megalochori for about 30 minutes. This village features narrow cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and a bell tower. Guests also visit a local vineyard to learn about Santorini’s volcanic wine production.
30 min
Perivolos Beach
The last stop is Perivolos Beach, an organized black sand beach. Visitors have roughly one hour to swim, sunbathe, try water sports, or have a traditional Greek lunch overlooking the Aegean Sea. The exact time may vary depending on the schedule.
60 min
Your driver/guide will be waiting for you at the top of the cable car exit with a sign with your name. You can reach the top either with the cable car or by taking the stairs up. We recommend booking an early tender, as the cable car queues get long. We are NOT responsible for any cable car delays.
End point
Your driver/guide will be waiting for you at the top of the cable car exit with a sign with your name. You can reach the top either with the cable car or by taking the stairs up. We recommend booking an early tender, as the cable car queues get long. We are NOT responsible for any cable car delays.