• Firostefani - Enjoy the breathtaking view of the volcano and Thirasia island, with ample time for photography.
• Skaros Rock - Experience the stunning view of the caldera and get a bird’s-eye view of Skaros Rock, a significant landmark in Santorini protected by UNESCO. Skaros is a mountain entirely composed of lava.
• Oia’s Main Street - Delight in the charm of Oia, with its iconic white churches topped with blue domes, the historic castle, and opportunities for shopping, dining (especially at sunset), coffee, and traditional Greek desserts.
• Castelli of Pyrgos - Pyrgos is one of the island’s most traditional villages. Explore its narrow streets and discover the old traditional cave houses and the castle.
• Santo Winery - Savor a wide variety of local wines while enjoying the most breathtaking views.
• Akrotiri Archaeological Site - Akrotiri is of great historical significance to the island. Visiting the museum is optional (entrance not included, and our guide cannot accompany you inside).
• Red Beach - Red Beach is one of the island’s most picturesque and intriguing beaches, located near Akrotiri village. Its popularity stems from its unique color. Red Beach is undoubtedly worth a visit, as it offers a rare sight where red is the dominant hue. It is surrounded by steep red hills that create a captivating, wild landscape. From the top, you can see massive volcanic rocks in the sea, small pebbles, and sand in various colors, mainly red, along the beach, and the alluring dark blue waters. This stunning palette of contrasting colors will captivate you. Another natural wonder created by the volcano. We stop here only for photos.
• Ieros Naos Panagias Episkopis Thiras - 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 finest example of traditional ecclesiastical architecture on the island by Mathaios Mendrinos, author of the booklet “The Church of Episkopi in Santorini,” distributed by the Ecclesiastical Committee of the church.

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

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

We start our expedition from Fira, or we can collect you from your hotel or cruise ship, and embark on a walk to uncover the Caldera’s hidden marvels and snap some photos. Next, we head to the charming village of Firostefani to relish the caldera and marvel at the sight of Thirassia, a stunning island and remnants of the old Santorini, the Volcano, Skaros Mountain, which is under the protection of UNESCO, and the myriad of blue-domed churches. We advance our journey to Imerovigli, where you can gaze and photograph the caves that were once homes to the island’s old inhabitants. Following this, we venture to the brink of Imerovigli to spot the famed Skaros, a UNESCO safeguarded hill that seemingly hovers in the air, and capture the region in photographs. En route to Oia, you can observe the red, black and yellow volcanic lava on the left side of the minibus.

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