Depart from the picturesque beach of Vlychada. Sail along Red Beach, White Beach, Black Mountain Beach, and the lighthouse south of the Caldera.  Continue along the Caldera coastline to the volcanic islands and the famous hot springs for snorkeling and swimming. Be left breathless while sailing along the beautiful coastline admiring the unique Caldera. Make your last stop at Thirassia Island for dinner with wine and dessert. On the return to the port of Ammoudi, admire the spectacular colors of the world-famous Santorini sunset. 

In this tour we will visit the three most beautifull beaches on the island starting with Kamari famous beach situated 10 km southeast of Fira, the capital of Santorini. It is covered by black sand while on the left side of the beach is an enormous rock called Mesa Vouno that rises from the sea. The beach of Kamari is fully organized offering a wide range of facilities like sunbeds, umbrellas, and various types of water sports. The traditional houses line the village of Kamari offering a beautiful view over the sea. You can take a nice walk along the waterfront. Out next stop is the red beach one of the most famous and beautiful beaches on Santorini. It is located only some steps away from the ancient site of Akrotiri. The small size of the beach creates a much crowded atmosphere; when you will gradually get down to the beach you will be impressed by the different colorings of the cliffs. Many sunbeds and umbrellas cover the dark sand and right on the seashore are some nice pebbles you can use for your collection. Perivolos Beach Afterwards we will visit the beach of Perivolos is ideally located in close proximity to Perissa which is a mere 3 km away. This beautiful beach of Santorini lies on the southern end of the island. The beach distinguishes for its sparkling azure blue waters and tranquil atmosphere. On the beachfront, there are numerous taverns, pubs, and restaurants serving fresh fish and local delicacies. Perivolos beach is surely one of the most well-organized beaches of Santorini offering a plethora of exciting water sports facilities, like windsurfing, scuba diving, and jet ski.

The tour starts with transfer from your hotel to the starting point. The tour starts after a short breefing about the Jeeps and the places that we will visit. The convoy starts with a small tour around Pyrgos village to showcase the panoramic view of Kamari, mostly to let the guests get acquainted with driving the car. Then follows the first off road part from Pyrgos all the way down to Megalochori village After that, the first stop is at the windmills in Emporio. Off road drive to Vlychada, small stop to the port of Vlychada (1st toilet stop if requested) followed by a quick tour to Perivolos black beach. From there we head to the main off road part that heads to Theros Beach, where we make the first Drone video and photo session. After Theros we head to Saint Anna church where we follow a small trail to a secret and quiet beach for a 40 minutes beach stop and then we return for the BBQ break at the church of Saint Anna for approximately 40 minutes. Continuing our drive we head for the Akrotiri area, towards Kaminia Beach where we climb the panoramic side and then we drive until the point of Akrotiri for a stop and second drone session to a magnificent point overlooking the caldera. (Lets say above the white beach) Finally we drive until Megalochori to a beautiful and not crowdy sunset point for the last drone session before returning to the starting point.

Travel in the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle as you tour 3 of Santorini's wine estates. Discover ancient winemaking traditions, tour one of the top 10 wine museums in the world, and hear about the cutting-edge production facilities at one of the most imposing wineries on the island. Start your wine tasting tour at Venetsanos Winery, the first industrial winery on the island. This beautiful wine estate is located right above the Port of Athinios overlooking the magnificent caldera of Santorini. Learn about the winery's rich history and marvel at striking views. Take an optional guided tour led by a sommelier and learn about quality, enology, and flavor alchemy. Sample 4 of the estate's wines accompanied by an assortment of light snacks. Next, head to the Koutsoyannopoulos Wine Museum. This one-of-a-kind museum is nestled in a cave and took the family who owns the estate 21 years to create. Learn about the history of winemaking from an audio guide and taste 4 different wines served with crackers and chocolate. Finally, head to one of the most imposing wineries on the island of Santorini, Estate Argyros. Listen as specialized wine educators provide detailed information about the estate as well as the grape varieties indigenous to Santorini. Sip on 4 of the estate's current vintage wines accompanied by an assortment of fine Greek cheeses and breadsticks.

Start your day with a hotel pickup and travel towards the north end of Santorini, at the Ammoudi bay – under the cliffs of Oia town. Cruise towards the south coast of Santorini including the Red and White Beaches and enjoy a swimming/snorkel opportunity at the pristine waters of Santorini. Continue your sailing experience at the Santorini Caldera – the flooded volcanic crater. Enjoy sailing through the Santorini Lagoon and reach the volcanic islands of Santorini to enjoy an optional swim at the warm springs of the volcano – famous for its sulfurous waters and the warmer temperatures due to the volcanic activity. Anchor at a secluded bay of the Santorini lagoon for another swimming opportunity while the crew prepares a generous Greek meal served family-style including foods such as pan-fried Greek fish fillets, BBQ chicken, grilled shrimp, Greek pasta, spreads, and Greek salad. Numbers limited to 20 guests will ensure the feeling of a small-group experience while enjoying the comfort of a luxury catamaran yacht. When the tour ends, at the Vlychada marina, enjoy a complimentary hotel drop-off to relax after a remarkable day of sailing in the Aegean waters of Santorini Greece.

Start your day with a hotel pickup and travel towards the south beach of Santorini to start your cruise from the marina of Vlychada. Cruise towards the south coast of Santorini including the Red and White Beaches and enjoy a swimming/snorkel opportunity at the pristine waters of Santorini. Continue your sailing experience at the Santorini Caldera – the flooded volcanic crater. Enjoy sailing through the Santorini Lagoon and reach the volcanic islands of Santorini to enjoy an optional swim at the warm springs of the volcano – famous for its sulfurous waters and the warmer temperatures due to the volcanic activity. Anchor at a secluded bay of the Santorini lagoon for another swimming opportunity while the crew prepares a generous Greek dinner served family-style including foods such as pan-fried Greek fish fillets, BBQ chicken, grilled shrimp, Greek pasta, spreads, and Greek salad. With a drink in hand such as a glass of wine, beer, or cold soda, head towards the north side of Santorini where the iconic town of Oia lies. Witness unparalleled views of Santorini during sunset time, as the boat sails under the cliffs of Oia town and next to the traditional bay of Ammoudi filled with romantic Greek seafood restaurants. Numbers limited to 20 guests aboard will ensure the feeling of a small-group experience while enjoying the comfort of a luxury catamaran yacht. When the tour ends, enjoy a complimentary hotel drop-off to relax after a remarkable evening of sailing in Santorini.

Explore the most beautiful Greek island, in the company of a fun guide, and avoid walking many steps or steep paths. Santorini is one of the most astonishing and interesting islands to discover: enjoy stunning views and learn about the volcanic history. After picking you up from the upper cable car station, we take you to Profitis Ilias, which is the highest peak of Santorini. From its top - at about 1900 feet (576 m) - your sights will get lost in the panoramic view of the Aegean Sea while your guide explains you about the volcanic history of Santorini. Next, you'll go to the famous black sandy beach of Kamari. Dip your toes, enjoy a nice Greek coffee in one of the numerous beach bars, do some shopping and don't forget to take plenty of pictures in this stunning background. The Three Bells of Fira are next on your itinerary. Enjoy the view of the famous caldera and the beautiful villages of white and blue houses. From here, our way leads to the northernmost village of Oia, famous for its traditional cave houses built in pumice stone. We will stroll through the village, avoiding steps and steep paths.

Begin your tour with the Akrotiri Archeological Site, a prehistoric town preserved in volcanic ash. The excavations of Akrotiri are one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece and have revealed one of the first European civilizations. Afterward, head up to the Prophet Elias Monastery for breathtaking views of the Aegean coast. Whilst in this stunning and peaceful environment, you may as well taste wine and local products made by the monks, who reside at the monastery. Continue to the village of Pyrgos, known as the island’s historic monument. Built on top of a hill, this settlement is home to a 16th-century Venetian castle. Explore the winding streets and whitewashed houses, complete with their charming balconies and pebbled paths. Later, follow a wine exhibition in Argyros Estate Winery. Based in Episkopi Santorini, the winery owns 42 hectares of vineyards, including some of the oldest vines on the island. Your wine tasting will include outstanding boutique wines, based on the indigenous varieties of Santorini. You can relax on the black sandy beach of Kamari, and enjoy the promenade along the seaside pathway which is complete with taverns, shops and open-air cafeterias.

Rent a car in Santorini and explore every part of the island at your own pace. Avoid crowds on buses and high taxi fares. You can select where and what time you want the car to be delivered to you, either at your hotel, the airport, or the ferry port of Santorini. The car rental includes 2 or 3 days, (48 or 72 full hours) from the time starting on the contract. The local operator will bring the car to you at the decided upon time and you will sign a rental contract on the spot. The car category is B, which includes small city cars with 4 doors, a mechanic manual gearbox, and of course, air-conditioning and basic insurance. The driver of the car must be aged between 21 and 65 years old and must provide a valid credit card. You can arrange for extras on-site, such as extra insurance or a GPS maps device. At the end of the rental, the activity provider will come to pick up the car from you at the spot you arrange with them during pickup. At the time of return, you must load the car with the same level of gasoline as when you received it.

Itinerary: Oia, Santorini The view from the village of Oia is simply breathtaking. From its cobbled marble streets to intricately decorated captain's houses, it's easy for one picture-perfect moment after another to be stacking up in your memory bank! You can take all day long just walking around these picturesque corners soaking up culture and history - so many photo opportunities await you! Skaros Rock, Imerovigli, Santorini The village of Imerovigli is an ideal place on this island for photo shooting. Everybody wants their pictures taken in at this picturesque village or by viewing the entire village from one particular point so revered from centuries - The Scaros Rock! Your tour guide will lead you to an architecture-filled heart with blue dome cathedrals and hotels that perch atop caldera cliffs, explaining all along why it's such a popular destination among tourists today.  Monastery of Profitis Ilias, Pyrgos, Santorini The ancient monastic complex of Prophet Elias on Mountthodoxy is a sight to behold. It has been magnificently preserved over time. You can clearly see how it played an important role during Greece's Christian Orthodox Revolution by offering refuge for ships fleeing from their Turkish invaders and helping with food supplies when needed! A small part about this intriguing history remains intact, but your reward will be greater than anything else if only take the opportunity to climb up there yourself! Red Beach, Akrotiri, Santorini This small, red beach is arguably one of the most famous and beautiful beaches on Santorini. It's located just some steps away from Akrotiri ancient site with its red volcanic rocks jutting up into the sky like sentinels. They look like they are defending this land against enemies long ago. They are positioned so strategically that no other coastlines could touch them without being destroyed first. There would be nothing left for invaders to take home after their attack (except perhaps some fiery remains). Perissa Black Sand Beach, Perissa, Santorini The black beach is a breathtaking sight to see. The texture of the sand is super unique, you also get to experience enormous rock called Mesa Vouno that rises out of the sea! Visitors will be left speechless when they witness this natural phenomenon firsthand because it does shine bright in different lights - especially during nighttime hours where you can enjoy watching its beauty from afar while sipping on some cocktails. Whether you're looking for an intimate dinner or want to catch up with friends over drinks, Perissa has something that will suit your needs. The variety in terms of cuisine and price points makes it easy! The stunning views are only one reason this small village is so popular among tourists; there will also be plenty of time to enjoy lunch and explore its many amenities before returning home after another full day exploring Greece.