INSTANT CONFIRMATIONAre you ready to live an unforgettable experience at sunset in Santorini?
Sail along the island after being pick-up and discover the crystal-clear waters around Santorini. Visit the Red and White beaches and admire the hot springs.
On board of this luxurious catamaran, you will enjoy a BBQ meal, prepared just for you with local products. On the way back, admire the awe-inspiring sunset below the town of Oia from the decks of the boat.
The experience complies with government regulations
Beverages (Santorini white wine, beer, water, and soft drinks)
Barbecue meal of pork or chicken, Greek salad, bread, tzatziki, eggplant salad, and fruit
Transfers from and to an arranged meeting point
Snorkeling equipment
Towels
Gratuities
Fira, Santorini 847 00, Greece
Pick-up directly at your accommodation in Fira
Formed by a massive eruption 3,500 years ago, Santorini's caldera is one of the Med's greatest natural spectacles. First up on this morning cruise is Nea Kameni, the larger of the twin isles. Hike up to its crater, striding over solidified lava fields to see its steamy fumes. Take in the views over the its harsh, moon-like landscapes and Santorini in the distance. Next, you'll cruise to the thermal springs of Palea Kameni, where you'll get the chance to swim in the mineral-rich waters. Then, it's back on the boat to cruise along the coast, where whitewashed houses perch high above the caldera's northern edges.
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Santorini has been blessed with some striking scenery, and there's no better vantage point than on a cruise with uninterrupted views. You'll begin making waves once you set off from Vlychada Port on this catamaran cruise. You'll have the south coast of Santorini, with its red and white beaches, craggy coastline and volcanic scenery, to one side and the open sea to the other. There's plenty of space to sunbathe on deck, and once your captain reaches Nea Kameni, they'll drop anchor for you to cool off. Lunch is served on board, too, so all that's needed is for you to sit back and enjoy every moment.
Some of Santorini's best sights are lined up in this afternoon trip. First up is Mesa Gonia. This tiny village is the oldest on the island and is surrounded by vineyards. From there, you'll drive to Pyrgos. It's all sugar-cube houses, neo-classical mansions and narrow lanes twisting up to a Venetian castle, which offers up fabulous island views. Afterwards, you'll get to sample local wines at a winery before heading for Oia. Perched on a clifftop, this hip-and-happening whitewashed village serves up amazing views over the caldera, making it the perfect spot to catch a blazing Greek sunset.
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Santorini may be small but she has plenty to see. This 4x4 adventure takes you where coaches can't. Riding in an off-road vehicle you'll feel the wind in your hair as you take the hair-pin bends towards Elias Monastery – the highest point in Santorini. Admiring the dizzying views over Akrotiri lighthouse, you'll zoom by black volcanic beaches on route to the more traditional parts of the island. Arriving at the rustic village of Pyrgos, you've free time to explore and take in the ancient Venetian castle. Come lunchtime, you'll enjoy a tasty Greek feast and a few local wines before jumping back in the 4x4s for the journey back.
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Picture-postcard Santorini is just around the corner on this half-day tour around the island. Limited to just 20 guests, this exclusive tour gives you an in-depth introduction to the real Santorini. First stop will be the highest point on the island, Profitis Ilias. Next, we'll visit the villages of Megalochori and Emporeio. After that it's on to Akrotiri, where you'll be able to visit the excavation site or simply relax on the beach before visiting Pharos lighthouse. Having soaked up culture and scenery, it's time to soak up some local flavours with a meze lunch with wine at a clifftop restaurant.
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Sunsets and Santorini go together like the Eiffel Tower and Paris. Come dusk, the skies over the island fill with swirls of red, gold and mauve, lighting up the caldera. And this trip gives you front row seats. Climb aboard a wooden sailing boat and pass the old port of Thira and the volcano before dropping anchor by Thirassia Island. Then it's time to enjoy a dinner served in Captain John's Taverna on the jetty, with complimentary white wine, soft drinks and water. Back on-board, you can watch the sun set as it casts the sea and Santorini in a rainbow of colours.
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