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World-famous sunsets over local vineyards
White-washed buildings nestled in the clifftops make Santorini’s famous landscape recognisable across the globe.
Expect endless photo opportunities, upmarket hotels and pretty restaurant terraces whilst exploring the picturesque isle.
Tremendous trails
Follow winding cobblestone roads, rugged dirt paths and many, many steps to discover the real Santorini. Along the path less travelled by, you'll discover ancient ports, local churches and abandoned Baths.
Wine not visit a vineyard?
Wine production in Santorini dates back to ancient times, and naturally the island has become world-renowned for its amazing wineries, wine tours and vineyards. Santorini's unique ecosystem, including volcanic soil, strong winds and lack of rainfall, all contribute to the wine's unique properties; and it's enjoyed by locals whilst being exported all over the world.
Oi-a, you need to see this sunset!
As the sun sets on Oia the whitewashed restaurants, windmills and churches turn pink, orange and yellow as crowds applaud and celebrate the unforgettable scenes. While we're not sure exactly what causes golden hour here to be so spectacular, we do know that it's on our bucket list.
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