Santorini · WALKING TOURS
4 reviewed
The 4 walking tours below are the ones worth booking in Santorini right now: what each one costs, how long it runs, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it’s there for a reason.
Fira foodie walking tour with Santorini tastings, mezes, souvlaki, loukoumades, olive oil, honey, and caldera views in 4 hours.
“Lena was informative, engaging and entertaining. My only recommendation is to provide a sheet with the contact information of the places we visited to schedule future visits to enjoy the food again.”
Private Oia photo walk with a pro photographer, pose guidance, and edited images delivered online plus a quick island orientation.
“10/10 so recommend and worth it! Marios was great to work with! He has all of the great spots for pictures and private access to areas versus waiting in lines of tons of tourists! He was great at helping to pose us and I love all of my pictures! Thank you!”
Private Santorini photo walk in Oia morning and Imerovigli evening for up to four, 25 edited photos per hour, delivered online in 2-3 days.
“Dimitris was very personable and carried great conversation. It was an overall fun experience and would recommend this and him to anyone in the area looking for photos that’ll capture the natural beauty of the island.”
Santorini sunset walking tour with Greek food tastings and 5 drinks, local guide and caldera views from Imerovigli to Fira in about four hours.
“Constantine Augustus, Gus, was top notch. He gave us so much information that was interesting and pertinent He is from Greece which we appreciated for this your. The food and local restaurants he has relationships with were spectacular. All local and authentic.”
Walk the Santorini caldera rim from Fira to Oia with hotel pickup, small-group pacing, free water, and cliff views through Firostefani and Imerovigli.
“We had a wonderful time! Our tour guide was amazing and pointed out all kinds of cool stuff to us that we would’ve never known or saw if we weren’t with him”
Join a licensed archaeologist for a 90-minute Akrotiri walk through a pumice-sealed Bronze Age city, plus free time to explore.
“Our family with another family have been put with another huge group and the guide does not know we were waiting for her.”
