A full 8 hour Santrorini Tour (private)

You will admire the magnificent view of the volcano and Thirasia island and also you will have time for photos.

You will enjoy the unique view of the caldera and you will have the opportunity to see from above the Skaros Rock which is one of the most important corners of Santorini and protected from The UNESCO organization.Skaros is a mountain totally made of lava.

You will enjoy the beauty of Oia admiring the unique white churches with the blue domes,the old castle and you will have time for shopping,lunch or dinner(if you choose the sunset time),coffee and traditional Greek desserts.

Pyrgos is one of the most traditional villages of the island.We will wander on the narrow streets and we will have the opportunity to see the old tradiotional cave houses and the castle.

Here you will have the opportunity to taste a big variety of local wines with the most breathtaking view.

Akrotiri has great importance for the island because it has a lot of history(visiting the museum is optional,entrance is not included and our guide can't follow you inside)

The Red beach is one of the most scenic and interesting beaches on the island, located near Akrotiri village. The reason for its popularity is its colour.Red Beach is without a doubt worth a visit considering that it is a rare sight, probably unique in the whole world, where red is the dominant color. It is enclosed by steep red hills that create a captivating, wild scenery. If you stand on the top you will set eyes on enormous volcanic rocks situated in the sea, small pebbles and sand of various colors, mainly red, all along the beach and appealing dark blue waters. This wonderful palette of contrasting colors will mesmerize you. Another natural marvel the volcano created.We stop here only for photos.

Santorini Churches & Religion, Monasteries, Religious Holidays, Festivals and Greek Namedays

Located in the village of Episkopi Gonia (also known as Mesa Gonia) is the beautiful Byzantine church of Panagia Episkopi. The church is considered the best example of traditional ecclesiastical architecture of the island by Mathaios Mendrinos, author of the booklet "The Church of Episkopi in Santorini" which is distributed by the Ecclesiastical Committee of the church ...

Panagia Episkopi was built in the late 11th Century by Emperor Alexios A’ Kominos. The church is an important Byzantine monument. It houses the icon of Panagia Glikofilousa, one of the third most priceless portable icons in the world.