Uncover the timeless beauty of Santorini beyond the beaches and sunsets on a 4-hour private cultural tour, created for those who seek authenticity, tradition, and history. Wander through charming villages, uncover ancient secrets, and connect with the soul of the island.
Start your journey in Pyrgos, the oldest village on the island, often referred to as Santorini's "living monument". Perched atop a hill and crowned by a 16th-century Venetian castle, Pyrgos offers a maze of winding alleys, circular roads, and fortified architecture designed to defend against pirate invasions. Surrounded by vineyards, quaint cave houses, and centuries-old churches, it's the perfect spot to soak in authentic local life and enjoy panoramic views.
Next, explore Megalochori, a peaceful village untouched by tourism. Here, white-washed bell towers, underground cave houses, and blue-domed chapels create a postcard-worthy scene. Wander through narrow cobbled streets, sip traditional Greek coffee in the tranquil village square, and feel the local warmth and laid-back rhythm.
Step back in time in Emporio, once the island's commercial hub during the Venetian era. This fortified village is a testament to resilience, with homes built side by side, forming a labyrinth designed to protect against pirate attacks. Walk through the perfectly preserved 15th-century castle and let the stone alleys and towers reveal the island's storied past.
End your journey at the Akrotiri Archaeological Site, one of the Aegean's most extraordinary prehistoric settlements. Known as the "Pompeii of the Aegean", this 4,000-year-old city was buried under volcanic ash, preserving an entire civilization. Marvel at multi-story buildings, vibrant frescoes, intricate drainage systems, and paved streets that bring the ancient Minoan world back to life.
1-2 People
340 Euros per group
3-4 People
425 Euros per group
5-6 People
515 Euros per group
7-8 People
600 Euros per group
9-20 people
105 Euros per person
Medieval castle of Emporio
Stroll through the interior of this well-maintained fortified settlement with interesting architecture, quaint ambiance, and beautiful colors
Santorini Arts Factory
A former tomato cultivation & production facility, which has been transformed into a modern Museum
Visit a family farm
Relax by tasting homemade products such as the local Fava, sun-dried tomato, capers, caper leaves, tomato paste, traditional sweets, and the family wine
The lighthouse
Standing on the southernmost edge of Santorini is quite impressive for the view of the Aegean sea and the scenic pathways surrounding it
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