Walk in the shoes of an authentic Santorinian for day with tour that combines local sites and ample wine!
After a visit to the ever-popular Oia, we'll walk the road less traveled with a visit to the Monastery of Profitis Ilias, before move on to the village of Megalochori. After a leisurely walk in which we'll take in the serenity of the village, it's time to add some culture to our day with a visit to the Art Space Museum Art Gallery, an art center located within an old winery. The place practically begs for some wine tasting so we will proceed to sample local wines before ending our tour in a family-owned tavern, where if you so choose, you can cap off a beautiful day with traditional meal.
Stop feeling like a tourist and explore Santorini just like a local!
Daily upon request
| Group Size | Total Price |
| 1 - 4 persons | 360 € |
| 5 - 8 persons | 420 € |
As soon as we pick you up from your hotel (or nearby) we will head to the picturesque village of Oia. Famous for having the best view of the sunset, Oia is a traditional village perched on a cliff. You will have the chance to stroll down its narrow stone-paved paths and enjoy some coffee somewhere overlooking the vast blue of the Aegean Sea.
Leavin Oia behind us, we will move on to the Monastery of Profitis Ilias, where you will get a glimpse of the spiritual side of the island. the monastery was built by two monks in 1711 and features an exterior stone wall that makes it resemble a fortress. During that era, it was an important cultural and educational center as it also functioned as a school for several decades.
Leaving Oia behind us, we will move on to one of the smaller, more traditional villages of the island. Megalochori, is a quintessentially Santorinian village, where time seems to stand still. Get a taste of what its like to be a local by walking through whitewashed houses, taverns and shops, always gazing down at the blue sea.
After the enjoyable walk to these traditional village, our next stop takes us to the Art Space Museum Art Gallery, an exclusive art center located within an old winery carved from pumice rock. It showcases representative works of painting and sculpture, offering visitors the opportunity to appreciate Greek art up close.
Your last stop will be a local, family-owned winery & tavern where you will have a chance should you so chooce, to try Santorinian dishes made by local produce. Experience Santorini like no other tourist and feel like a Santorinian for a day!
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