Santorini · WALKING TOURS
5 reviewed
This is the shortlist we’d hand a friend: the 5 walking tours worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Taste Santorini in Fira on a 4-hour foodie walk: small-group tastings, caldera views, olive oil, honey, souvlaki, and loukoumades.
“Loved all the information received about Santorini. Liked the variety of food and drink during the tour.”
Private Oia photo walk with a professional photographer, crowd-smart stops, and edited digital images plus a quick orientation to Santorini.
“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 with a photographer. Choose Oia morning or Imerovigli evening. Get 25 edited photos per hour in 2–3 days.
“Theofilos was amazing. His eye for photography is wonderful and our pictures looked GREAT! Highly recommend.”
Santorini sunset walking tour with Greek food tastings and 5 drinks, from Firostefani to Fira with a Caldera sunset payoff.
“This was a remarkable and truly enjoyable tour. Our tour guide Kostis was exceptional and extremely knowledgeable about the island history as well as the history of the food and drinks we tasted. Tailored to best suite our group, this tour was something to write home abRead more”
Walk the Santorini caldera rim from Fira to Oia with a local guide, free water, and hotel pickup. Mix of trails and village views.
“George was absolutely fantastic! The hike was exquisite! Absolutely amazing! The views were breathtaking! Highly recommend!”
Walk through Akrotiri’s Bronze Age streets with a licensed archaeologist, then explore on your own and enjoy nearby beach time.
“Complete disaster. They Overbooked with one guide. Didn’t seek people out out so our guide left without us and don’t even have a list with her. Waited an hour extra and there were 30 people with one guide.”
