The Three Bells of Fira, officially known as the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is one of Santorini’s most iconic sights. Located in the quaint village of Firostefani, just outside Fira, this charming church features a striking blue dome that contrasts beautifully with the whitewashed walls and the deep blue Aegean Sea. Its bell tower, with three bells, stands proudly against the sky, making it a favorite spot for photos and a perfect stop on a private tour of Santorini. Perched on the edge of the caldera, the church offers breathtaking views of the volcanic cliffs, the vast caldera, and the islands that make up this unique volcanic archipelago. From this vantage point, you’ll enjoy a panoramic scene that captures the essence of Santorini’s beauty and history. Visiting the Three Bells of Fira allows you to experience the island’s iconic landscapes and serene church architecture in one unforgettable spot.

Imerovigli, often called the "balcony to the Aegean," is a serene village perched high on the cliffs of Santorini’s caldera, offering some of the most breathtaking views on the island. Known for its peaceful ambiance and traditional whitewashed buildings with iconic blue domes, Imerovigli is a must-visit for those seeking a quieter escape with stunning scenery. The village is famous for its narrow, winding paths that lead to charming churches and viewpoints, making it a picturesque stop on a private tour of Santorini. From Imerovigli, visitors can take in panoramic views of the volcanic caldera, the deep blue sea, and the surrounding islands. The village’s elevated location provides a unique vantage point that overlooks Skaros Rock, a historic fortress ruin that juts dramatically into the Aegean. Standing here, with the caldera stretching out below and the volcano on the horizon, you’ll experience a tranquil yet awe-inspiring scene that captures the essence of Santorini.

As we head to Oia, we’ll enjoy a scenic 20-minute drive with breathtaking views of the caldera and the rugged volcanic slopes. This route offers some of the most spectacular landscapes Santorini has to offer, giving you a unique perspective on the island's natural beauty before we arrive in the picturesque village of Oia.

Oia’s main street, located along the northern edge of Santorini, is a charming pathway that captures the island’s beauty and charm. Lined with small boutiques, art galleries, cozy cafes, and local shops, this narrow, cobblestone street is ideal for a relaxed stroll. The whitewashed buildings and iconic blue domes add to the scenic appeal, making it a must-see on any private tour. As you walk along the main street, you’ll enjoy stunning views of the caldera and the Aegean Sea, with picturesque houses built into the cliffs. Known for its spectacular sunsets, this spot is especially magical in the evening, offering an unforgettable view as the sun dips below the horizon.

A secret old path leading to an isolated chapel on caldera with captivating views. A place where you can appreciate the beauty of nature!

A full of life village with friendly residents. Admire the pebbled streets, the yards that are full of flowers, neoclassical houses, and old cave houses with solid wooden doors and high fences, and, above all, the fine church bell towers that pop up harmoniously in the landscape.

An optional stop on your Santorini tour is the Gavalas Winery, a family-run establishment located in the traditional village of Megalochori. With a winemaking heritage spanning five generations, Gavalas Winery offers a unique opportunity to experience Santorini's rich viticultural traditions. Visitors can explore the historic cellars and sample a variety of wines crafted from indigenous grape varieties, including the renowned Assyrtiko. Please note that entrance fees and any wine tasting expenses at Gavalas Winery are included ONLY at the 6-HOURS tour and will be at your own cost.

An optional stop on your Santorini tour, Pyrgos is a charming village that offers a glimpse into the island’s rich history and traditional way of life. Nestled on a hill, Pyrgos is known for its winding, narrow streets, medieval architecture, and stunning views over Santorini. As you explore, you’ll encounter beautiful whitewashed houses, historic churches, and local tavernas tucked into hidden corners. At the village’s peak lies the remains of a Venetian castle, offering a panoramic view of the island and the surrounding Aegean. With fewer crowds than other areas, Pyrgos provides a peaceful and authentic experience, capturing the timeless beauty of Santorini.

Perivolos Beach is famous for its striking black volcanic sand, offering a unique and picturesque setting by the sea. The deep blue waters contrast beautifully with the dark shoreline, creating a stunning backdrop for a relaxing day. Along the beach, you'll find a variety of beach bars and restaurants where you can enjoy a refreshing drink or a delicious lunch. Whether you prefer a casual meal with your feet in the sand or a more refined dining experience, Perivolos provides the perfect atmosphere to unwind and savor the local flavors while taking in the breathtaking views.