Santorini tours

Between the stunning beaches, ancient ruins, awesome eats, and incredible sunset watching, so many inspiring moments await on our trips to Santorini. Here are a few of our top picks for things to do:

• Hike Mount Profitis Ilias, where you’ll see panoramic views of Santorini
• Visit the Akrotiri Archaeological Site, a Bronze-age village preserved by a volcanic eruption nearly 4,000 years ago
• Stroll through Oia, a village on the northwestern part of Santorini where history and nature abound

Looking for more? Check out 5 ways to spend free time on our tours in Santorini.

When you’re planning a trip to Santorini, first choose your preferred daily activities.

• Beach reading and swimming: Plan to visit from June through September, when the temperature is consistently in the mid-70s.
• Sightseeing: Plan to take a trip to Santorini between March and June, or between September and November. This is right between off-season and peak season. The weather is just right for hiking, visiting shops, and checking out the local scenery.
• Digging into the food: You’ll prefer visiting between November and February when there are fewer crowds.

Our Santorini vacation packages are usually around a week long. Many of our tours visit multiple islands, including Mykonos and Crete.

Before your trip to Santorini, you’ll want to bring universal adaptors and converters so you can charge your phone and camera. You’ll also want to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the UV rays, no matter the season. Once you’ve reserved one of our Santorini tour packages, we’ll send you detailed information about what to bring with you.

Check out the Go Ahead Travel Guide to Santorini for more tips.

One of the biggest benefits of going on one of our Santorini tours is exploring the beautiful sites without planning a thing. Each of our Santorini guided tours are led by experts who know everything there is to know about the area, which means you’ll learn more than you can imagine. Plus, there’s nothing like seeing a new place from a local’s perspective.