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You can do hundreds of activities, attractions, tours, and excursions in Santorini. Here is the ultimate list of what to do in Santorini to make this the best trip of your life. I have handpicked the ultimate list of things to do in Santorini on the list below, but depending on your situation, this might differ for you (and that’s why I have categorised those depending on that), and you might be interested in different attractions in Santorini.
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The good news is that Santorini has the most things to do of any Greek island (definitely a larger variety of tours and attractions than Mykonos, for example). In my honest opinion, the absolute best things you can do in Santorini are:
However, the list of amazing things to do and attractions to see on the island is endless, and I have included them at the bottom of this article. The bad news is that you probably won’t have the time to do all of them (especially if you are on the island for 3-4 days), so you must choose wisely and make the most of your time there.
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A sunset cruise will most likely be the highlight of your trip! I strongly advise anyone asking what the best thing they can do on the island is to take a sunset cruise. Take to the water and view the island from a different perspective.
Santorini is known for its amazing sailing cruises, as you get a unique view of the volcanic landscape and the sunset. Most of the sunset cruises depart from the port of the island (it’s called Athinios).
Best Sunset Cruises you can take in Santorini (and I do recommend booking online, as during the high season these sell out quickly):
Wine production in Santorini dates back to Roman times and is still one of the island’s main local products. Santorini’s wine is exported worldwide (read its history here), and new amazing wineries are popping up on the island.
Santorini is famous for its vineyards, and in all of the available wine tours of the island, you will walk around the vineyards themselves and be given a detailed history of how wine has been produced on the island since 1500 BC.
If you only have time to visit one winery, ensure it is the SantoWines Winery close to Pyrgos town. But if you are in a rush and want something easy, booking a wine tour that will take you by van to different wineries (wine trail) is an excellent idea. Most of the winery tours on the island also include the impressive Santorini Wine Museum, which deserves a visit by itself. These are the Best Santorini Winery Tours:
Address: Santorini, Greece
Santorini beaches are legendary, but the famous Red Beach is probably the most amazing and unique. The incredible geological formations of the black and red volcanic rocks contrast with the crystal clear turquoise waters of the blue sea, all composing a unique landscape.
A visit to the Red Beach is a must for every visitor to Santorini. While it might be incredibly busy during the high season, a selfie as you go down the rough path to the beach is always a perfect photo for your Instagram feed!
Be careful, though, as it is highly recommended that you wear proper shoes (flip flops or sandals are a no-go!) as the path that leads to the beach is quite rough (not a long one, though). The Red Beach is also very close to the Ancient Akrotiri prehistoric ruins, so you can combine those two and visit both on the same day. A few canteens and pop-up shops at the start of the path lead to the beach so that you can buy water or drinks.
There is also a small parking space, and if you are visiting in any month other than June, July, or August, you shouldn’t have any issues parking your car or ATV there. While on the beach, you will notice a barricaded area protecting people from falling stones and rocks (yes, that can happen, so be careful!).
Though not the best beach in Greece, Red Beach in Santorini is one of the most famous and impressive. Because it’s such a tourist spot, you will not be alone on the beach, but the scenery and uniqueness of the landscape will reward you.
Address: Oia, Santorini, Greece
The idyllic town of Oia, with its whitewashed houses and blue shutters, is one of the most photographed places in Greece (and probably on earth!). It is situated on an impressive cliff and boasts spectacular views over the Palia and Nea Kameni islands’ volcano.
You can read more about Oia’s history here. You should wander among the maze of narrow streets with its blue-domed churches and numerous art galleries and tavernas.
Watching the sunset from Oia is considered one of the most magical moments you can have in your life… (even though in July and August it might be super crowded). I won’t lie to you: Oia is a very touristic place, and it might feel extremely crowded during sunset (any time of the year). No matter how touristic or crowded it might feel sometimes, Oia is a fantastic place, and you have to be there to understand its beauty.
Pictures don’t do enough justice… Not to mention obviously that Oia is still the place with some of the most impressive and luxurious hotels in the world (like Andronis Suites): If you live in a hotel near the sunset of Oia, then you are one of the lucky ones, as you could enjoy it from your terrace or balcony in most cases. But if not…you can still stay at a cheaper hotel in Santorini (like these) and visit Oia whenever you want.
Address: Oia, Santorini, Greece
Oia is said to have some of the most beautiful sunsets on earth, but there are many spots on the island to take in the stunning pink and gold rays as the sun drops into the Aegean Sea. The village of Imerovigli, with its panoramic views, is one, as is Vlychada beach, which has volcanic scenery. They can be equally romantic and mesmerising….
However, my favourite spot is not one of the famous ones. I prefer to watch the sunset in Santorini from a different place. This spot is on the top of a hill where a monastery exists.
It is called Profitis Ilias Monastery, the highest point on the island. The view from there is s-t-u-n-n-i-n-g! On the way up, you will find the sign for the monastery of Prophet Elias, where a Greek Air Force radar also exists(it’s on the other side…nothing to worry about).
Address:Santorini, Greece
Eros Beach and Theros Beach Bar are among the island’s best-kept secrets. The bar is amazing and incredibly relaxing, situated at the edge of a beautiful white rock beach with crystal clear blue waters. Apart from being incredibly romantic and secluded, Eros Beach is also ideal for escaping the tourist madness of other spots on Santorini.
This is the Greek version of hummus, and you have to try it, by all means! The stunning local pureed fava beans are usually drizzled with fresh or caramelised red onions and olive oil (sometimes capers are added too).
It is considered one of the best delicacies in Greece, and you will find it in all of the Santorini restaurants. Of course, there are many other amazing local products of Santorini you should try while on the island!
Address: Pyrgos, Santorini, Greece
Pyrgos is a lovely village (but less touristic), with myriads of churches, small white-paved streets, and historic architecture galore. It also offers some amazing but different views of the island and stunning sunset views on top of its glorious hill. I think Pyrgos is equally beautiful as Oia, and it’s less touristic…so you have to visit it!
If you happen to be in Santorini during the Greek Orthodox Easter (99% of the time it’s in April, every year), make sure to visit Pyrgos by all means on Good Friday. The whole village is lit by small fires on the rooftops, giving the impression of a burning town. Pyrgos village is on Google Maps.
Address: Fira 847 00, Greece
The ancient Akrotiri prehistoric town is one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in Greece, and for many, it is considered the Pompeii of Greece. It was once inhabited by about 30,000 people.
A massive (relatively new) impressive rooftop protects the entire site, while archaeologists are still working on the area. This is one of the most important ancient Greek civilisations, and it is impressive how the whole city vanished overnight in the 16th century BC due to the volcanic eruption of Santorini.
Many people consider this town to be the inspiration for Plato’s famous story of Atlantis. The ticket costs 12 euros, and I recommend hiring a guide to take you around and explain in detail what you are seeing (it’s not very clear, to be honest…so a guide is worth it, in my opinion).
READ MORE: Akrotiri Prehistoric City – All You Need to Know
Address: Imerovigli 847 00, Greece
Surprisingly enough, Santorini has some unique castles and fortresses that are always open to the public. Skaros Rock is one of them, as it used to be a fortress for the buzzing medieval Venetian capital of the island, which was built around that rock.
The ideal location of the rock was used to protect the houses of the Venetian aristocracy from pirate ships in the 16th century. Hiking up there will allow you to see Imerovigli (as it sits in front of Imerovigli town) from a different perspective. You will also see some of the most impressive Santorini hotels while there.
The hike is not tough, with the 300 stairs being the most challenging part. Though not as impressive as a castle in Scotland or elsewhere in Europe, Skaros Rock is worth your hike, as the views of the volcano and the caldera are stunning!
Address: Santorini, Greece
Perissa and Perivolos are the same long beach with tens of restaurants and beach bar options for you to spend the whole day there. Perissa is the famous black beach of Santorini. There are many beach bars, tavernas, pizzerias, and cafes along the main beach road of Perissa, and there are many sea activities, too (diving school, jet ski rental places, beach volleyball courts).
These black beaches in Santorini are ideal for kids and families. It’s the best spot for the children to play around and have an awesome day by the water. It’s a safe and awesome environment where the whole family can have fun and spend a beautiful day out.
However, I should say that Perissa and Perivolos beach (aka “the black beach”) are not worth your visit during the winter in Santorini. Even though the amazing black beach and the sea are still there, most of the businesses, restaurants, and hotels are closed between November and April every year, so it’d be good to have that in mind if you are not visiting Santorini during the high season (May-October).
The weather is quite cold between November and April, and you won’t be able to swim in the sea (although you can try!!). You can visit the beach, but do not expect to spend time there.
Address: Santorini, Greece
Some people consider this one of the best attractions in Santorini for very good reasons. It’s roughly a 2.5-3-hour hiking trail that can be a bit steep at some points, but it’s worthwhile as it will reward you with some of the island’s best views. It is not a difficult hiking tour, but you must be in good shape.
The Caldera Guided Hike is the best walking tour from Fira to Oia. Make sure you hike early in the morning or late in the afternoon, as in the summer, it can be super hot, and the sun may easily exhaust you.
Take plenty of water and sun cream, and…off you go! You can also just hike early in the morning (especially in summer). This link provides all the details about the path, including the starting and ending points and other information.
Address: Ammoudi Bay, Oía 847 02, Greece
Ammoudi Bay is a small, picturesque bay just below Oia. This is where you will probably see some of your life’s most transparent crystal sea waters! In Ammoudi, you will find excellent seafood restaurants like Katina Fish Tavern, Sunset Tavern, and Dimitris Taverna, where you will be seated next to the water.
Here’s what you can expect at Ammoudi Bay from our YouTube channel:
From Ammoudi, you can take the long staircase path up to Oia. Taking the steps is tiring, but please do not take a donkey up to Oia…This has been a major issue over the last years, and the good news is that there is some movement to stop this cruelty.
Address: Vlychada, 847 00, Santorini, Greece
Apart from the famous black beach and the unique Red Beach, Santorini beaches cover one more colour: white! This is Vlychada beach, and it is super impressive. The geological formations of the rocks are very dramatic, and the long beach unfolds in front of your eyes.
Vlychada beach is also one of the quietest and peaceful places on the island and probably ideal for beach reading. Apart from having an impressive beach, Vlychada is also a small fishing village with some excellent fish tavernas and restaurants:
Address: Kamari, 847 00, Santorini, Cyclades, Greece
Apart from Perissa, Perivolos, Vlychada, and the Red Beach, there is one more famous beach, Santorini Beach: Kamari Beach. Kamari is a long beach with black pebbles and sand. It is well organised and has amenities, including restaurants, sunbeds, umbrellas, and beach bars.
Kamari and Perissa are the most family-friendly places/areas of Santorini. A day at the beach is always perfect for a kid, and Kamari can offer many good options for adults and kids. You can even dive from the rock on the right of the beach, and…diving is always super cool, right?
This is not an attraction ride but a 3-minute ride from the Old Port of Santorini to Fira. It offers amazing island views and is fun up and down the hill. Please do not choose to ride the donkeys (especially if you just came down from a cruise ship). The whole world is boycotting this cruelty.
The cable car ticket costs 10 euros, and you cannot book a return ticket. You have to book each ride individually.
Normally, there shouldn’t be long queues or crowds (apart from when a cruise ship has just arrived, when you must wait more than 45 minutes to get in). Each cable car can fit six people, and the views are stunning.
This is seriously fun and a true representation of a traditional Greek wedding (I know because I have been in many weddings in Greece!).
This is an interactive play/show where you will be taught how to dance traditional Greek dances, eat yummy Greek nibbles, drink lots of Santorini wine, and most importantly, have lots of fun, like Greeks and locals do in their private lives.
You will see all the traditional things Greeks do (or sometimes used to do…) in their weddings, like smashing plates, dancing like crazy, and drinking excellent wine! This is one of the newest things to do in Santorini, and it has become a viral sensation among island visitors!
Address: Katharos beach, Oía 847 02, Greece
Katharos Lounge is one of the most relaxing spots on the island, and it is a vegetarian and vegan-friendly restaurant with fantastic views over Katharos Beach. The building has a unique energy; it was a hospital in the mid-1900s.
Now, it’s a relaxing lounge bar with mesmerising sunset views of Katharos Bay. The couple that refurbished the whole building from the ground up also has a lovely story and loves cool music.
Unfortunately, Katharos Lounge on Katharos Beach is closed between November and April. It is open only from May to October.
Address: Santorini, Greece
Imerovigli is a cute little neighbourhood (not a town) next to Fira. It is where the most luxurious hotels are in Santorini, and you will suddenly find yourself walking next to someone’s plunge pool! So be careful of that… Imerovigli is the ultimate destination for taking amazing photos of the caldera and the volcano.
Alternatively, you can always take the Photography Tour of Santorini and be guided by a professional photographer who will show you the best spots on the island (some of them are indeed at Imerovigli). Imerovigli is also the home of the best hotel in Santorini, the Grace Hotel Santorini. Imerovigli is also opposite the famous Skaros Rock, and you can combine that walk with your hike to the famous rock.
Address: Nomikos Conference Centre, Firostefani 847 00, Greece
Atlantis Bookshop in Oia is one of the world’s cutest and most famous bookstores. It’s an inspiring story involving many people who…just followed their dreams and did what they wanted most. Craig Walzer, one of its founders, has even spoken at TEDx Athens. However, what has recently bothered its owners the most is that many people visit the bookstore and don’t buy any books.
People started seeing it more like a Santorini attraction than an actual bookstore, which is hurting their business and needs Santorini visitors to survive in Greece’s harsh economic environment. So, if you visit the bookstore, don’t just take pictures and leave. Buy your beach books from their amazing collections, and you won’t regret it…
Riding on an ATV or quad in Santorini is undoubtedly a fun thing to do. This has recently become the most common means of transportation on the island, and there are hundreds of places from which you can now rent a quad bike on Santorini. However, you should be careful about driving those as they are NOT the most stable vehicles in the world, and Santorini’s streets are not the best.
Address: Βλυχάδα 847 00, Greece
Tomato Industrial Museum “D.Nomikos” is a museum in Vlychada that you certainly don’t expect to find on an island like Santorini. Still, Santorini’s exceptional cherry tomatoes have been a part of the island’s history for centuries! This factory used to be one of the largest of its kind in Greece and in Europe, but it had ceased producing canned tomato paste since 1981.
It has then been converted into a museum and an art exhibition center, attracting many visitors worldwide. The factory is on Vlychada beach, so you can take the local bus or drive there.
READ MORE:Santorini Tomato Museum – All You Need to Know
Address: Έξω Γωνιά 847 00, Greece
Art Space Winery in Santorini is a unique place that combines a family winery and its owner’s love for art. When you visit the winery, you will be guided by the owner himself (Mr. Antonis Argyros), who will give you a tour and let you wander through the beautiful cave rooms filled with artworks, paintings, and sculptures from artists worldwide.
It is one of the best attractions in Santorini! At the end, you will have a wine tasting session with the owner, who will explain his family’s traditions of wine making. You can buy both art pieces and wine.
It’s a fact that only good things can happen when you combine excellent wine and art…so, this is worth your visit! (Also, do not forget to try the amazing Vinsanto wine of the winery; one of the best on the island!)
Santorini has a local brewery with a beer brand called “Donkey.” You will find the Donkey beer in all restaurants and tavernas of the island, and it comes in three different types: Yellow Donkey (lagered ale), Red Donkey (lagered ale), and Crazy Donkey (IPA). Here are all the beers that the brewery is producing.
You can also visit the brewery and buy Donkey merchandise, which is pretty cool. The brewery is not super impressive, but you can stop by for a few minutes as you drive to Kamari Beach and grab your beers.
Hiking on the active volcano of Santorini is one of the best things you can do on the island. The best way to explore and hike the volcano is through a Santorini Cruise that will take you to the volcano, the hot springs close to it, and the small island of Thirassia.
The Best Volcano Cruises of Santorini are the following:
Almost all of the sunset cruises of the island depart from the port of Athinios (the port where the big ferries from Athens also stop). Your cruise operators will give you instructions on where to meet, and they may offer transport from your hotel. Hiking the volcano is an incredible experience, but you need to bring proper shoes for hiking as the terrain is rugged and flip-flops won’t do the job, unfortunately… You would need about 30 minutes to reach the top of the volcano, where the views are stunning.
The other cool thing you can experience while on the volcano cruise is swimming at the hot sulphur springs. Τhis can be fun, and depending on the cruise itself, you have about 30 minutes to 1 hr in the springs themselves. If you book a more private (and more expensive cruise like this one, you can pretty much organize the schedule with your crew and even stay longer at the places where you feel you want more time!
Kitesurfing, surfing, and standup paddleboarding (SUP) at Monolithos beach is another fun thing you can do in Santorini. Greek islands are famous for their strong winds in the summertime, and Monolithos beach (the beach literally behind the airport of Santorini) is no exception. Monolithos beach has been a hotspot for surfing for decades, and now it’s also a famous spot for kitesurfing.
Dimitris and Manolis own and run the famous Santorini Kitesurfing Lessons and Rentals. They offer various options for lessons, rentals, or both. You can rent kitesurfing equipment for 50 euros for one hour.
If you want a kitesurfing lesson, it will cost you 80 euros for one hour. (Obviously, check their website for the updated price list.)
Address: Fira, Santorini, Greece
You have seen the island’s amazing, relaxing photos and romantic pics, but the nightlife in Santorini is equally fantastic. If you are in the mood for it, Fira is the place to be! Fira’s best nightclubs and bars are 2 Brothers, Tropical, Tango Bar, Koo Club, Enigma, and Murphy’s. You should bear in mind, though, that these places are only open during the summer high season between April and October.
They all close at the end of October and open in late April or early May, so check out their social media and websites. While the big clubs like Koo and Enigma focus mostly on Greek pop music, Murphy’s focuses on mainstream international pop and hip hop music. These are the best options for solo travellers, but Tango Bar is a posh option for a night out (with amazing cocktails and views).
Read More on my detailed guide: Nightlife in Santorini
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Franco’s Bar at Fira has been on the island since the 90s, and it is, in my opinion, the single best spot for a cocktail, listening to the most relaxing lounge and classical music you could ever imagine, overlooking the famous caldera views. But Franco’s has a second location in Santorini, at the top of Pyrgos town. This is an even better and less-known spot to watch the fantastic sunset from a different and less touristic spot:
Address: Kamari 847 00, Greece
If you are not from Greece, you don’t know that open-air cinemas exist. It’s a big thing! We call them “Summer Cinemas” in Greek because they operate from May to September. This is where I have spent most of my Saturday nights in the summer as a kid growing up in Greece…
The Open Air Cinema at Kamari is one of Greece’s best and most famous, and it is a great night out. There is even a bar inside the cinema where you can get a glass of Santorini wine and drink it with some nibbles under the stars while watching a movie! Happy Days! Movies are always in English original audio with Greek subtitles. The doors open at 20:30 and the movie starts at 21:30.
BE CAREFUL, THOUGH: Kamari Open Air Cinema is only open in June, July, August, and September. It then shuts down for the winter.
Address: Imerovigli, Thira 847 02, Greece
Mezzo Restaurant is the best restaurant in Santorini with a view. Hands down! It is located in Imerovigli, and the opinions of Skaros Venetian rock and the caldera are a-m-a-z-i-n-g. A few other amazing Santorini restaurants are: Avocado, Metaxy Mas, Ambrosia, and Argo.
Address: Santorini 847 00, Greece
Ancient Thera is on top of the mountain/big rock that separates Perissa and Kamari beaches. It is an old city that was inhabited between the 9th century BC and 726 AD. It was the old capital of the island!
The easiest way to reach the ancient Thera site is either by walking the path behind the main parking lot of Kamari up to the top or driving to the site’s entrance and then walking into the town. It’s about a one-hour hike through a pretty easy path (but proper shoes, a bottle of water, and sunscreen are necessary !).
You can also hike from Perissa, but this will be tiring, and the path is not good (especially during the hot summer months). Once up there, you have to pay a small admission fee of 4 euros. Bear also in mind that the site is open from 08:30 to 14:30 every day except Mondays, when it is closed.
But honestly, the best thing up there is not the ruins themselves. Compared to other archaeological sites in Greece or Athens, nothing is awe-inspiring. The best thing up there is the stunning views of Perissa, Kamari, and the sea.
If you are looking for something unique yet completely viral to do in Santorini, then this is the best option. Booking a photoshoot on the blue roofs of Oia or Imerovigli while wearing a fabulous long dress is probably one of the cheesiest yet most amazing things you can do while on holiday on Santorini island.
These are usually 1-hour photo sessions with a full crew of professional photographers and assistants (who usually hold the dresses to look “flying”). You will get the final photos a few weeks later.
These guys are probably the best on the island, and they can make you feel like a celebrity during the session. But depending on your situation, the things you might be interested in doing while in Santorini may differ, so I categorised the best things to do per case:
Santorini is ideal for honeymooners and couples, as there are many romantic things to do together. These are the best things you can do while on Santorini:
Santorini is ideal for families and kids as there are many attractions and things to do. Many family-friendly hotels (such as Tsitouras Collection or Tamarix Del Mar) exist.
These are the best things to do with kids in Santorini:
Travelling solo in Santorini can be great because there are so many things to do and places to meet other people that you will never feel alone on this island.
If you are visiting in the summer, the best thing is to stay close to the beachside areas, where all the beach bars will buzz all day with endless parties, or stay closer to Fira to explore the island’s great nightlife.
These are the Best Things for solo travellers in Santorini:
Santorini is an ideal wedding destination, but guests can also have a fantastic time exploring the island and spend a few days exploring it. These are the best things to do with or without your wedding guests:
Santorini has no beach life during winter, so you must stay in Fira to be closer to all the buzz. When it’s windy and cold in Santorini, there are few things to do, but the amazing landscape is still there.
The best thing you can do is stay as close as possible to Fira, the liveliest town of Santorini, in the winter. There won’t be any nightclubs or beach bars open…
But there are still plenty of things you can do in the winter in Santorini:
So, there you have them! However, the best things to do in Santorini depend on your situation (couple, solo, with kids, senior, etc.). Santorini has more attractions than any other Greek island, so you can use that when deciding how long to stay there.
If you don’t have enough time for all those things and only have 1 or 2 days on the island, then you should do a sunset cruise, visit Oia, and visit a winery (Santowines is the best). But…no matter what you do…or where you stay… There is one thing for sure: Santorini will be in the top 3 places you will ever be in your lifetime!
We recommend a minimum of 3 full days. This allows you to spend one day exploring the caldera villages (Fira, Imerovigli, Oia), one day taking a volcano boat tour, and one day visiting the southern beaches or wine tasting in Pyrgos.
The best free activity is hiking the 10km caldera trail from Fira to Oia. Other excellent free options include exploring the traditional village of Megalochori, watching the sunset from the Akrotiri Lighthouse, and walking the black sand at Perissa beach.
The village of Oia at sunset is the most famous attraction, but the Akrotiri Archaeological Site (often called the Minoan Pompeii) and the active volcano crater on Nea Kameni island are the most historically significant sites to visit.
Do not miss taking a catamaran cruise through the caldera, doing a wine tasting at a vineyard overlooking the cliffs (Santo Wines or Venetsanos), and eating fresh seafood at Ammoudi Bay below Oia.
The individual villages (Fira, Oia, Imerovigli) are highly walkable and mostly pedestrian-only. However, to get between the different towns, beaches, and wineries, you will need to use the KTEL bus system, rent a car, or take a taxi.
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