Sightseeing, general Information.

Embark on a journey through the enchanting sights of Santorini. Traverse the winding streets of the picturesque Oia, ascend to the charming Imerovigli -the island’s highest village, and marvel at the iconic blue-domed church of Firostefani. Wander through the vibrant streets of Fira, immerse yourself in the quaint charm of Pyrgos and Megalochori, and bask in the allure of the renowned black sand beach. Conclude your adventure with a visit to a local winery, where you’ll delight in sampling exquisite wines paired with tantalizing ‘meze’, ensuring a memorable finale to your exploration.

Immerse yourself in the exhilaration of a catamaran or sailboat excursion in Santorini.

Embark on a captivating voyage around the rugged coastline of Santorini, where every moment feels like a scene from a magical movie. If you crave an unforgettable experience, sailing through the deep blue waters of the caldera, paired with a taste of the renowned volcanic Santorini wine, awaits you here. Amidst crystal clear waters and the warm embrace of the sun, the deck becomes your haven for relaxation. Join us on a boat journey with your loved ones, creating unique and tranquil memories, and discover the beauty of Santorini from the most enchanting vantage point—the sea.

Wine tasting, generally about Santorinian wines.

Santorini boasts a rich viticultural heritage spanning over 3500 years, rooted deeply in its unique climate and soil composition. This ancient island harbors one of the world’s oldest vineyards, tracing back to prehistoric times.

At the heart of Santorini’s winemaking are distinctive grape varieties such as “Assyrtiko,” “Athiri,” and “Aidani” for whites, and “Mantilaria,” “Mavrotragano,” and “Voudomato” for reds. Representing 80% of production, “Assyrtiko” epitomizes the island’s vinicultural prowess. Santorini’s wines are renowned for their robust aromas, flavors, and elevated alcohol content.

Within Santorini’s vineyards, a diverse array of wines is crafted, including three Designation of Origin of Superior Quality wines. “Assyrtiko” embodies the essence of Santorini’s volcanic terroir, encapsulating its myriad flavors and aromas.

“Nychteri,” an aged wine, derives its name from the tradition of nocturnal vinification, a testament to the island’s cultural heritage.

Meanwhile, “Vinsanto” (Vino di Santorini) stands as Santorini’s emblematic sweet wine, steeped in both tradition and global renown. Crafted from grapes sun-dried during the island’s summer, it embodies Santorini’s modern history.

As Santorini’s wine industry continues to flourish, with a wealth of esteemed wineries dotting the landscape, its past and present converge, promising a bright future in the 21st century.

Introduction to local flavors.

The special and unique microclimate of Santorini with its strong winds, humid environment, high temperatures, and volcanic soil is the reason for the rich quality taste of Santorini products. The combination of all these conditions ensure the unique flavors you will enjoy.