• Church of Panagia - Explore the island’s oldest Byzantine church, established in 1115 on the remnants of a 6th-century church. The interior boasts wall paintings and is regarded as one of the most significant historical landmarks.
• Episkopi Gonias - Head to Mesa Gonia village, known as the heart of Santorini’s wine production. Unique for not being restored after the devastating 1956 earthquake, it offers a rare glimpse into pre-earthquake life.
• Pyrgos - Discover Pyrgos village, one of the island’s most charming locales. Formerly the capital of Santorini, you can visit Skaros (the medieval capital’s ruins), wander through the village, photograph its stunning churches, and enjoy breathtaking island views from the village’s summit.
• Oia - The final stop is Oia village, situated on the island’s western side, renowned for its iconic sunset and architecture that reflects its history as a prosperous village built by captains and sailors.

• Entrance fee for Episkopi Byzantine Church
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Specialized bilingual guide

• Meals are not included

You will visit the oldest church in Santorini, the Byzantine church built in 1115. It is one of the most precious cultural and historical monuments. The next destination is Mesa Gonia village, renowned for its wine production. The village was not renovated after the 1956 earthquake, offering a glimpse into life before the disaster. The following stop is Pyrgos village, one of the island’s most magnificent villages. It used to be the capital of Santorini. Skaros, the medieval capital, is a place where you can take pictures of churches and the village’s charming corners. Upon reaching the top, you will be rewarded with an amazing view. The final location is Oia village, famous for its world-renowned sunset, breathtaking sea views, and the iconic white and blue architecture.

• The rest of hours are for transportation in the total duration.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.