

by Santorini Road Trips
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$417.72This private tour lasts about 5 hours and begins with a hotel, port, or airport pickup by a deluxe air-conditioned van. The local driver and guide shares information about Santorini’s culture and landmarks throughout the trip. The first stop is Firostefani village, where visitors see the three bells and blue domed church overlooking the caldera for about 15 minutes. Next, the tour continues to Oia’s main street for an hour to explore its blue domed churches, pathways, shops, and cafes, with views of the volcano and Aegean Sea. After Oia, the group visits Estate Argyros winery for an hour where a wine educator explains the estate and Santorini’s vineyards. Guests taste 4 local wines paired with a cheese platter and bread sticks. The tour then heads to Kamari Beach for 30 minutes to walk the pebble shore, visit beach cafes, and optionally swim in the Aegean Sea. The next stop is the Monastery of Profitis Ilias on Santorini’s highest peak, for about 20 minutes. From there, visitors see views of the entire island and can taste local wine and products made by the resident monks. The tour also passes through the village of Pyrgos, known for its vineyards, blue domes, narrow houses, and stone paths. Guests choose their departure time to allow flexibility. Bottled water is provided, and pickup and drop-off at the hotel, port, or airport is included. Cable car tickets for cruise passengers are not included but optional.
Three Bells of Fira
Visit Firostefani, a traditional village on the edge of the caldera cliffs. Spend about 15 minutes at a scenic balcony with views of the caldera, the famous three bells, and the blue domed church that is often featured in Santorini postcards.
15 min
Oia's Main Street
Spend 60 minutes exploring Oia village’s main street, known for its blue domed churches, narrow pathways, and views over the volcano and Aegean Sea. The area includes cultural sites such as the Maritime Museum, Venetian fortress remains, and captain’s houses, plus shops and open-air cafes. The option to view the sunset is available with afternoon departures.
60 min
Estate Argyros
Visit Estate Argyros winery for a wine exhibition guided by specialized educators. Learn about the estate’s wines and Santorini’s vineyards. Taste 4 current vintage wines paired with Greek cheese and bread sticks during this 60-minute stop.
60 min
Kamari Beach
Spend 30 minutes at Kamari, a beach resort on Santorini’s southeast coast. Walk along the long black pebble beach under a mountain, visit beach cafes and bars, and optionally swim in the clear Aegean waters.
30 min
Monastery of Profitis Ilias
Stop for 20 minutes at the Monastery of Profitis Ilias, located at Santorini’s highest peak. Enjoy views over the whole island and taste local wines and products made by the monks living here. The monastery was built in 1711.
20 min
Pyrgos
Drive through the village of Pyrgos, surrounded by vineyards. See blue domed churches, narrow cave houses with balconies, and stone-paved paths.
Santorini
Travel around Santorini for about 5 hours in a deluxe vehicle with an experienced local driver/guide who provides commentary on the island’s culture and traditions. Departure time is flexible and customizable.
300 min


by Santorini Road Trips
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$417.72This private tour lasts about 5 hours and begins with a hotel, port, or airport pickup by a deluxe air-conditioned van. The local driver and guide shares information about Santorini’s culture and landmarks throughout the trip. The first stop is Firostefani village, where visitors see the three bells and blue domed church overlooking the caldera for about 15 minutes. Next, the tour continues to Oia’s main street for an hour to explore its blue domed churches, pathways, shops, and cafes, with views of the volcano and Aegean Sea. After Oia, the group visits Estate Argyros winery for an hour where a wine educator explains the estate and Santorini’s vineyards. Guests taste 4 local wines paired with a cheese platter and bread sticks. The tour then heads to Kamari Beach for 30 minutes to walk the pebble shore, visit beach cafes, and optionally swim in the Aegean Sea. The next stop is the Monastery of Profitis Ilias on Santorini’s highest peak, for about 20 minutes. From there, visitors see views of the entire island and can taste local wine and products made by the resident monks. The tour also passes through the village of Pyrgos, known for its vineyards, blue domes, narrow houses, and stone paths. Guests choose their departure time to allow flexibility. Bottled water is provided, and pickup and drop-off at the hotel, port, or airport is included. Cable car tickets for cruise passengers are not included but optional.
Three Bells of Fira
Visit Firostefani, a traditional village on the edge of the caldera cliffs. Spend about 15 minutes at a scenic balcony with views of the caldera, the famous three bells, and the blue domed church that is often featured in Santorini postcards.
15 min
Oia's Main Street
Spend 60 minutes exploring Oia village’s main street, known for its blue domed churches, narrow pathways, and views over the volcano and Aegean Sea. The area includes cultural sites such as the Maritime Museum, Venetian fortress remains, and captain’s houses, plus shops and open-air cafes. The option to view the sunset is available with afternoon departures.
60 min
Estate Argyros
Visit Estate Argyros winery for a wine exhibition guided by specialized educators. Learn about the estate’s wines and Santorini’s vineyards. Taste 4 current vintage wines paired with Greek cheese and bread sticks during this 60-minute stop.
60 min
Kamari Beach
Spend 30 minutes at Kamari, a beach resort on Santorini’s southeast coast. Walk along the long black pebble beach under a mountain, visit beach cafes and bars, and optionally swim in the clear Aegean waters.
30 min
Monastery of Profitis Ilias
Stop for 20 minutes at the Monastery of Profitis Ilias, located at Santorini’s highest peak. Enjoy views over the whole island and taste local wines and products made by the monks living here. The monastery was built in 1711.
20 min
Pyrgos
Drive through the village of Pyrgos, surrounded by vineyards. See blue domed churches, narrow cave houses with balconies, and stone-paved paths.
Santorini
Travel around Santorini for about 5 hours in a deluxe vehicle with an experienced local driver/guide who provides commentary on the island’s culture and traditions. Departure time is flexible and customizable.
300 min