4 - 5 hours
Daily Tour
Unlimited
English
Visit 3 Santorini’s top wineries, and enjoy cellar tours of each one to see how the winemaking process unfolds. Take a walking tour around one of the volcanic vineyards to discover the grapes growing in unforgiving island conditions. Savor up to 12 different wine styles from across Santorini and Greece, such as Assyrtiko, Nykteri, and the sublimely sweet Vinsanto wine.
The wine museum is located in a natural cave eight meters below ground. It is the only one of its kind in Greece and it took the Koutsoyannopoulos family, fourth-generation wine makers, 21 years to build it.
The visitors of the museum have the opportunity to learn about the history of wine and the life of vine-growers in Santorini since the 1660s through an automatic audio guide, available in 14 languages or a guidebook, available in 22 languages.
At the end of the tour, wines produced in Koutsoyannopoulos winery are available for tasting in the winery’s tasting room.
Argyros Estate was founded in 1903 by Georgios Argyros and is located in a vineyard extension of 20 acres, in Episkopi Gonia, in Thira. Georgios Argyros followed the traditional vinification way of Santorini, in order to produce wines destinated for local market distribution. In 1950, the winery was undertaken by Matthaios Argyros who continued the tradition of his father and increased the cultivated area up to 60 acres. The greatest breakthrough was done by Yiannis Argyros to whom passed the management of the winery in 1974. Yiannis Argyros increased the arable land up to 260 acres, by revitalizing the winery and worked really hard to assure the growth of high quality raw material. The vines are self-rooted, trained in the traditional “kouloura” (basket shape) and are located at an altitude of 35-150 meters, with eastern-southeastern orientation.
Venetsanos winery is located right above the port of Athinios, overlooking the magnificent caldera of Santorini. The Venetsanos family has a very long tradition in producing wine.
Originally was produced for the island and subsequently it was exported extensively, and particularly to countries such as Russia. It was built in 1947 by Venetsanos family and became the first industrial winery on the island. Its most distinguished feature is the structural design, which essentially used gravity, facilitating energy efficiency, at a time when access to electricity and other energy sources was very limited. The winery was built in an unconventional manner constructed from above and moving downwards.
As your cruise ship arrives, please note that due to the island's unique geography, the ship will anchor in the middle of Santorini. Upon arrival, you will be tendered to the Old Port of Fira. From there, to reach our meeting point you'll need to take the cable cars.
To make the most of your time and avoid long queues at the Old Port, we highly recommend obtaining tender tickets from your cruise ship a day before or early in the morning on the day of arrival. The earlier you disembark, the faster you can start exploring the wonders of Santorini with us.
Once you exit the cable cars, our friendly team will be waiting for you, holding a sign with your name. They will accompany you to our designated meeting point, where your Santorini adventure will begin.
To ensure a seamless experience, we suggest setting a meeting time two hours after the first tender starts from the cruise ship
To reserve the activity, choose the date and complete the form on this page. Our webpage offers an easy and intuitive reservation service. This is a request service when we receive your request we will get back to you immediately.
Currently, guests dont have to pay when booking a service. Payment can be made direct to the driver cash please .
You can choose the time that you want to start the private tour.
At the end of the tour our buses drop you off at the place which you wish .
Our vehicles are comfortable, modern, clean and fully air conditioned, offering the maximum of the safety standards for passengers.
You can book your tour even a day before always depends on availability