Santorini is a special place like no other and this tour captures the best of the island along with tons of hidden gems you might not get to see without a local by your side. Explore off the beaten path as you visit traditional villages, discover whitewashed back alleys, and see amazing beaches.
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Santorini is a special place like no other and this tour captures the best of the island along with tons of hidden gems you might not get to
see without a local by your side. Explore off the beaten path as you visit traditional villages, discover whitewashed back alleys, see an
amazing beach with a spectacular lunar-like landscape, and end on a delicious note with a tasting of local wines and seasonal tapas.
We’ll start our tour from Fira, the capital and busiest town of the island. Bypassing the tourist traps, we’ll discover the artistic side of
Santorini with a walk through Fira’s whitewashed back alleys where local artists exhibit their work such as paintings, sculptures, and
other unique creations.
Moving on, we’ll visit the fabulous village of Oia, Santorini’s crown jewel, where we’ll explore off the beaten track to discover the back
alleys of a pastel-coloured neighbourhood that you might never find without a local by your side!
Before leaving Oia, we’ll visit a beloved independent bookstore housed in a stunning whitewashed building. Named the world’s best
bookstore by National Geographic, it’s easy to fall in love with this place even if you aren’t the biggest book lover in the world.
Continuing our tour in Santorini, we’ll visit the best-preserved castle-village on the island, where the buildings are still inhabited.
While exploring this peaceful settlement, we’ll wander through the narrow alleys steeped in medieval charm, then stop for coffee and a
traditional spoon sweet in a local cafe.
On our next stop, you’ll discover the historic hiding grounds of the locals during pirate raids, and then head to a secluded beach where
we’ll enjoy its unique, lunar-like yellow landscape. We’ll then get familiar with Santorini’s famous cherry tomatoes. In a
historic factory we’ll hear stories of local farmers who once reached the area with mules laden with baskets of ripe tomatoes ready to be
turned into the island’s indigenous tomato paste.
Moving on to our last stop now, it’s time for some local food and wine! You’ll enjoy a 4-glass wine tasting in an authentic, old school
winery where Vinsanto and other delicious wines are made the traditional way, and snack on mouth-watering local mezedes (local tapas) alongside your wine. Before you go, don't forget to ask your local guide for more tips on what else to see, do and eat during your stay.
Local, English-speaking guide
Pick up/ Drop off services
coffee
local sweet
4 glasses of wine (wine tasting)
local seasonal tapas
Additional food and drinks
Souvenirs and personal shopping
Tips/gratuities for your driver and guide
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