Santorini Private Tailor-Made Tour with Comfort & Style and Flexible Pickup in Air-Conditioned Vehicle
by VIP Transfers Tours in Santorini
Choose from 5 available options
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.€64Overview
This private tailor-made day trip in Santorini lasts between three and six hours, depending on the chosen itinerary. The tour uses an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with WiFi and includes bottled water for comfort. An English-speaking private driver and guide provides transportation and commentary throughout the trip. Pickup is flexible: cruise passengers are collected at the top of the cable car station, identified by a clear sign, or can choose an optional water taxi to avoid cable car lines. Hotel guests are picked up at the nearest accessible point to their accommodation, with arrangements made if direct vehicle access is unavailable. The schedule can be adjusted to accommodate ship delays or other timing changes. The itinerary is tailored to the guest’s preferences and may include stops such as the Three Bells of Fira church with its blue dome and views over the caldera, the village of Imerovigli overlooking Skaros Rock, and a scenic drive to Oia along the caldera edge. In Oia, guests have about 40 minutes to walk along the main street with shops, galleries, and sea views. Optional stops include a lively village with traditional houses and bell towers, a quiet old path leading to a chapel on the caldera, the hilltop village of Pyrgos with medieval architecture, Perivolos Beach with black volcanic sand and beach bars, and the Red Beach where red volcanic rocks meet turquoise waters. Driving time between stops totals about two hours. Lunch is not included but can be enjoyed at beachside restaurants. Cable car tickets and water taxi fees apply only for cruise passengers if those options are selected. Gratuities are not included. This tour suits cruise visitors, hotel guests, or day visitors seeking a private, personalized experience in Santorini with comfort and style.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
The Three Bells of Fira
This church, officially called the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, stands in the village of Firostefani near Fira. It has a blue dome and whitewashed walls, with a bell tower holding three bells. Located on the caldera edge, it offers panoramic views of the volcanic cliffs, the caldera itself, and surrounding islands. Visitors often stop here for photos and to see the church’s architecture alongside Santorini’s volcanic landscape.
15 min
Imerovigli Village
Imerovigli is a tranquil village perched high on Santorini’s caldera cliffs. Known as the 'balcony to the Aegean,' it features traditional white buildings and blue domes. The village has narrow paths leading to churches and viewpoints. From here you can see panoramic views of the caldera, the deep blue sea, and Skaros Rock, a historic fortress ruin projecting into the sea. The location offers a quiet spot with expansive views of Santorini’s volcanic scenery.
25 min
Drive to Oia
The trip to Oia takes about 20 minutes along a route with views of the caldera and volcanic slopes. This stretch provides some of the island’s notable natural landscapes before reaching the village of Oia.
Oia Main Street
Oia’s main street runs along the village’s northern edge. It is a narrow cobblestone pathway lined with small shops, art galleries, cafes, and local boutiques. The white buildings and blue domes add to the scenery. Walking here for about 40 minutes, visitors enjoy views of the caldera and Aegean Sea. The area is known for its sunsets, which draw many visitors in the evening.
40 min
Traditional Village with Bell Towers
This lively village features pebbled streets, flower-filled yards, neoclassical houses, and old cave houses with wooden doors and tall fences. Bell towers of local churches rise prominently within the landscape, adding character to the village.
25 min
Old Path to Chapel on Caldera
A quiet, lesser-known path leads to a small isolated chapel set on the caldera edge. This spot offers views of the natural surroundings and is a peaceful place to appreciate Santorini’s landscape.
10 min
Pyrgos Village (Optional Stop)
Pyrgos sits on a hill and is known for its medieval architecture and narrow, winding streets. It has whitewashed houses, historic churches, and local tavernas. At the top of the village are remnants of a Venetian castle with panoramic views of Santorini and the Aegean Sea. Pyrgos is less crowded and showcases traditional island life.
Perivolos Beach
Perivolos Beach is known for its black volcanic sand beside deep blue waters. The beach has several bars and restaurants where visitors can relax and have refreshments or lunch. This area provides a distinctive beach setting on Santorini.
40 min
Red Beach
Red Beach features red volcanic rocks that contrast with turquoise waters, creating a striking natural scene. Visitors often stop here to see this unique coastline.
20 min
Drive Between Stops
This is the total time spent driving between locations during the tour.
125 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Santorini Private Tailor-Made Tour with Comfort & Style and Flexible Pickup in Air-Conditioned Vehicle
by VIP Transfers Tours in Santorini
Choose from 5 available options
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.€64Overview
This private tailor-made day trip in Santorini lasts between three and six hours, depending on the chosen itinerary. The tour uses an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with WiFi and includes bottled water for comfort. An English-speaking private driver and guide provides transportation and commentary throughout the trip. Pickup is flexible: cruise passengers are collected at the top of the cable car station, identified by a clear sign, or can choose an optional water taxi to avoid cable car lines. Hotel guests are picked up at the nearest accessible point to their accommodation, with arrangements made if direct vehicle access is unavailable. The schedule can be adjusted to accommodate ship delays or other timing changes. The itinerary is tailored to the guest’s preferences and may include stops such as the Three Bells of Fira church with its blue dome and views over the caldera, the village of Imerovigli overlooking Skaros Rock, and a scenic drive to Oia along the caldera edge. In Oia, guests have about 40 minutes to walk along the main street with shops, galleries, and sea views. Optional stops include a lively village with traditional houses and bell towers, a quiet old path leading to a chapel on the caldera, the hilltop village of Pyrgos with medieval architecture, Perivolos Beach with black volcanic sand and beach bars, and the Red Beach where red volcanic rocks meet turquoise waters. Driving time between stops totals about two hours. Lunch is not included but can be enjoyed at beachside restaurants. Cable car tickets and water taxi fees apply only for cruise passengers if those options are selected. Gratuities are not included. This tour suits cruise visitors, hotel guests, or day visitors seeking a private, personalized experience in Santorini with comfort and style.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
The Three Bells of Fira
This church, officially called the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, stands in the village of Firostefani near Fira. It has a blue dome and whitewashed walls, with a bell tower holding three bells. Located on the caldera edge, it offers panoramic views of the volcanic cliffs, the caldera itself, and surrounding islands. Visitors often stop here for photos and to see the church’s architecture alongside Santorini’s volcanic landscape.
15 min
Imerovigli Village
Imerovigli is a tranquil village perched high on Santorini’s caldera cliffs. Known as the 'balcony to the Aegean,' it features traditional white buildings and blue domes. The village has narrow paths leading to churches and viewpoints. From here you can see panoramic views of the caldera, the deep blue sea, and Skaros Rock, a historic fortress ruin projecting into the sea. The location offers a quiet spot with expansive views of Santorini’s volcanic scenery.
25 min
Drive to Oia
The trip to Oia takes about 20 minutes along a route with views of the caldera and volcanic slopes. This stretch provides some of the island’s notable natural landscapes before reaching the village of Oia.
Oia Main Street
Oia’s main street runs along the village’s northern edge. It is a narrow cobblestone pathway lined with small shops, art galleries, cafes, and local boutiques. The white buildings and blue domes add to the scenery. Walking here for about 40 minutes, visitors enjoy views of the caldera and Aegean Sea. The area is known for its sunsets, which draw many visitors in the evening.
40 min
Traditional Village with Bell Towers
This lively village features pebbled streets, flower-filled yards, neoclassical houses, and old cave houses with wooden doors and tall fences. Bell towers of local churches rise prominently within the landscape, adding character to the village.
25 min
Old Path to Chapel on Caldera
A quiet, lesser-known path leads to a small isolated chapel set on the caldera edge. This spot offers views of the natural surroundings and is a peaceful place to appreciate Santorini’s landscape.
10 min
Pyrgos Village (Optional Stop)
Pyrgos sits on a hill and is known for its medieval architecture and narrow, winding streets. It has whitewashed houses, historic churches, and local tavernas. At the top of the village are remnants of a Venetian castle with panoramic views of Santorini and the Aegean Sea. Pyrgos is less crowded and showcases traditional island life.
Perivolos Beach
Perivolos Beach is known for its black volcanic sand beside deep blue waters. The beach has several bars and restaurants where visitors can relax and have refreshments or lunch. This area provides a distinctive beach setting on Santorini.
40 min
Red Beach
Red Beach features red volcanic rocks that contrast with turquoise waters, creating a striking natural scene. Visitors often stop here to see this unique coastline.
20 min
Drive Between Stops
This is the total time spent driving between locations during the tour.
125 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.