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Based on: 28 July 2026
Best of Santorini: Oia, Megalochori, Red and Perivolos Beaches, Prophet Elias - Private Tour
First, travel to the northern part of the island and visit the well-known village of Oia. Oia, with its picturesque, blue-domed churches and breathtaking panoramic views, is one of Europe's most photographed places and a must-see.
Leaving from the north, drive through steep hills and dry grassland to reach Megalochori, another traditional village in the island's center. Feel free to stroll the narrow pathways and take photos of the beautiful, tiered bell towers along the way. Hundreds of tiny, whitewashed houses with graceful architecture, beautiful, blue-domed churches, and underground cave dwellings make up this settlement. You will learn about local culture and lifestyle in this picturesque and non-touristic setting.
Travel southwest to the Lighthouse. It was built in 1892 and is regarded as one of the best of its kind in the Cycladic Islands, as well as an excellent place to watch the sunset. Walk around it on the cliffs or sit on the rocks by the sea. A significant number of surrounding islands may be visible on a clear day. Then, travel to Santorini's most famous beach, Red Beach, a unique natural phenomenon, and capture breathtaking images of the volcanic scenery and reddish cliffs.
After a ten-minute drive, arrive at the island's southernmost point and relax on Perivolos' black beach, which features fantastic seaside restaurants and crystal-clear waters. You will have time to walk, swim in the Aegean Sea, and have lunch at a seaside Greek restaurant while you are here (not included).
Back on the minivan, driving through vineyard-filled terrain, you'll reach the island's highest point, the monastery of Prophet Elias, at 565 meters above sea level. Sip some wine and sample local products made by the monks who live in this old monastery built in 1711 while admiring the panoramic views of the entire island.
First, travel to the northern part of the island and visit the well-known village of Oia. Oia, with its picturesque, blue-domed churches and breathtaking panoramic views, is one of Europe's most photographed places and a must-see.
Leaving from the north, drive through steep hills and dry grassland to reach Megalochori, another traditional village in the island's center. Feel free to stroll the narrow pathways and take photos of the beautiful, tiered bell towers along the way. Hundreds of tiny, whitewashed houses with graceful architecture, beautiful, blue-domed churches, and underground cave dwellings make up this settlement. You will learn about local culture and lifestyle in this picturesque and non-touristic setting.
Travel southwest to the Lighthouse. It was built in 1892 and is regarded as one of the best of its kind in the Cycladic Islands, as well as an excellent place to watch the sunset. Walk around it on the cliffs or sit on the rocks by the sea. A significant number of surrounding islands may be visible on a clear day. Then, travel to Santorini's most famous beach, Red Beach, a unique natural phenomenon, and capture breathtaking images of the volcanic scenery and reddish cliffs.
After a ten-minute drive, arrive at the island's southernmost point and relax on Perivolos' black beach, which features fantastic seaside restaurants and crystal-clear waters. You will have time to walk, swim in the Aegean Sea, and have lunch at a seaside Greek restaurant while you are here (not included).
Back on the minivan, driving through vineyard-filled terrain, you'll reach the island's highest point, the monastery of Prophet Elias, at 565 meters above sea level. Sip some wine and sample local products made by the monks who live in this old monastery built in 1711 while admiring the panoramic views of the entire island.
