Put a little hot island spring in your step with this tempting tour!

Cruise around the volcanic islands of Santorini's Caldera on a unique Greek traditional boat. First, sail to Nea Kameni lava islet, where you'll take a guided walking tour to the crater of the active volcano. Soak up the incredible views of Santorini from a whole different angle.

Return to the boat and continue on with the tour to the second lava islet, Palea Kameni, also known as the Hot Springs. Jump off the boat and dive into warm green, thermal waters. They're known for their relaxing and healing properties.

Next up, enjoy some free time on the traditional island of Thirassia. Relax with a cocktail at the picturesque port, treat yourself to lunch, or even ride a donkey to the quaint village of Manolas, also accessed by winding stairs.

Santorini: Volcanic Islands Cruise with Hot Springs Visit

Set sail on a serene and romantic adventure from the historic port of Fira at 15:30, aboard a charming wooden sailing boat. In just a swift 10-minute voyage, the boat arrives at Nea Kameni's quaint port, home to an active volcano. Here, guests can spend a captivating 1 hour and 15 minutes exploring the untamed landscape with its diverse volcanic rocks and the active craters spewing wisps of smoke and the sharp scent of sulfur. 

The journey continues in the direction of the Palaia Kameni island, known for its therapeutic hot springs. Nestled in the snug bay of Agios Nikolaos, the water maintains a soothing temperature of 30-35 degrees Celsius, continually blending with the refreshing seawater. The boat lingers for a delightful 30 minutes, ample time to immerse oneself in this unique experience. There's no beach, but the thrill comes from descending a boat ladder into the warm sea and swimming about 30 meters into the bay's heart, where calming mud baths await. 

After a rejuvenating swim, the boat heads back, promising an unforgettable voyage. It's more than a trip; it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience that shouldn't be missed!

Santorini: Sunset Cruise

Life is full of special occasions, and Santorini is one of the most stunning places to celebrate them. A catamaran sailing cruise offers the perfect way to explore its beauty. 

The luxurious catamaran has a sundeck, lounge, refrigerator, modern WC, cabins, and high-end finishes.

Start your journey from Vlychada Port, and sail to the Red and White Beaches to admire their unique formations from the boat. Enjoy a refreshing swim at Mesa Pigadia Beach and look at the black rock formations and small caves. 

Continue to the Caldera, passing through the Indian Rocks and the Venetian Lighthouse. Relax in the hot springs and snorkel near the volcano while the crew prepares a hot meal.

Santorini: Classic Catamaran Cruise + BBQ + Drinks + Transfers

Go on a voyage to the hot springs, followed by the radiant Red Beach, and wrapping up at the White Beach. Spend a day of swimming, snorkeling, and feasting on a delicious onboard meal.

The adventure starts with a smooth hotel pickup, taking you to the Red Beach. Here, you'll dive into 30 minutes of invigorating swimming and snorkeling.

Next, head to the secluded White Beach, which is only reachable by sea. Enjoy swimming and snorkeling under the white cliffs. Afterward, return to the catamaran for a barbecue dinner with salads, grilled meats, and vegetarian options.

Continue sailing into the crescent-shaped caldera close to the volcano. After a refreshing swim in the hot springs, sail back to Oia, where a beautiful sunset wraps up the day.

Santorini: Red Morning Cruise + Meal + Transfers

This must-do sunset excursion is perfect for anyone wanting to see all of Santorini’s top highlights. Embark on a sailing catamaran for a five-hour cruise, after being picked up straight from your hotel.

Enjoy three scenic swimming stops, as well as photo stops by the white and red beaches, meals, and drinks, while the crew guides you through Santorini’s natural monuments and their history.

Enjoy a delicious lunch featuring BBQ shrimp, BBQ chicken fillet, pan-fried fish, beef sausage, pasta with tomato sauce, Greek salad, vine leaf rolls with rice, tzatziki dip, bread, and dessert.

Snorkeling equipment and safety gear are all provided, making this a great activity for solo travelers as well as small groups and families.

In addition to the outdoor seating area, you can also rest indoors and use facilities, including a changing room and a toilet. The catamaran has a lounge, refrigerator, modern WC, and cabins provided.

Santorini: Luxury Catamaran Cruise + BBQ + Open Bar + Transfers

Life is full of special occasions, and Santorini is one of the most beautiful places to celebrate them. A sailing cruise on a catamaran is the perfect way to experience it. The catamaran has a sundeck, lounge, refrigerator, modern WC, and cabins.

The daytime cruise begins at Ammoudi Port, stopping at the Hot Springs for a swim in sulfurous waters and a snorkel near the volcano. Journey through the Caldera, passing the Venetian Lighthouse and Indian Rocks. 

Enjoy a swim at Mesa Pigadia Bay, exploring the black rocks and small caves while the crew prepares a delicious meal, then continue to the Red and White Beaches. The cruise concludes at Vlychada Port. 

The sunset cruise departs from Vlychada Port, visiting the Red and White Beaches. After a swim at Mesa Pigadia Beach and marveling at the black rocks and caves, sail through the Indian Rocks to the Caldera, passing by the Venetian Lighthouse. Enjoy the hot springs and snorkel near the volcano as the crew prepares your meal.

Santorini: Premium Catamaran Cruise + BBQ + Open bar + Transfers

Santorini Island

Visit the volcano of Santorini on a boat, departing daily, and reach the port of Erinia in about 10 minutes. Spend 1 hour and 15 minutes there. Walk along the path to see active craters, where rocks are still smoking and the smell of brimstone is strong.

After returning to the boat, head to the island of Palaia Kameni, where hot springs and natural mud baths formed after volcanic eruptions await. 

In the small bay of St. Nickolas, the water temperature ranges from 30 to 35 ºC, mixing with normal seawater. The boat stays there for about 30 minutes, giving you a chance to swim.

Santorini: Volcano & Hot Springs Guided Boat Tour + Transfer

See the best of **Santorini** and in one day on this comprehensive tour to **Akrotiri**, with a special **sunset view** to conclude your day. 

If you don't think Atlantis was real, you'll at least admire its purported location as you tour the prehistoric town of **Akrotiri**, the Pompeii of the **Aegean Sea**, with a **licensed archaeologist**.

Explore the quaint and ancient settlement of **Emporio** with its whitewashed Cycladic architecture and medieval fortress. 

Take a swim at the black volcanic beach of **Perissa** and venture to Santorini's highest peak for breathtaking views of the island, from its agricultural plains to the hilltop village of Oia. 

Find your new favourite Santorini wine at a traditional winery, then hope for another stunning sunset at Oia, the most photographed place in Greece. 

After sunset, you'll take your bus back to your drop-off location.

Day Tour to Akrotiri from Santorini with Sunset in Oia

Drink, dance, and break plates! During this night of open-air interactive theater, you'll be transported back to the late 1940s to join the Papadopoulos family during wedding preparations. The wine flows freely, and performers have come from far and wide to offer up the best Greek entertainment.

Listen to Greek musicians, watch traditional dance, and celebrate these theatrical nuptials by smashing a plate or two yourself! The show itself is in English, so don’t worry if your Greek is a little rusty, it's only the songs you might not understand. 

Tapas are served during the wedding reception, so get ready to dine on the traditional cuisine of Santorini.

The Greek Wedding Show

Prepare for a tour exploring a volcano and hot springs in Santorini. Take a cable car ride to Old Fira Port or walk down 600 steps. 

Meet your guide and board a boat to explore the volcanic landscape. Hike to the peak of the Santorini Volcano for panoramic views and learn about its history and geology. 

Enjoy a second boat ride to Nea Kameni Hot Springs, where you can swim in the warm waters. Finally, return to the port of Fira and head back to your accommodation at your own pace.

Santorini: Guided Volcano and Hot Springs Boat Tour

This scenic tour is the perfect choice if you're looking for an easy way to visit Santorini's famous volcano without spending more time and money than you need to. Your boat will depart from the port of Fira, and after a sail of 10-minutes, you will reach the volcano bay.

Stop here for an hour and 15 minutes – you can either relax and take photos of the volcano from down below or follow the small path to reach the top, where you'll be able to see active craters. Take pictures of the smoking rocks and smell the fiery brimstone before returning back to the ship.

Travel to the island of Palaia Kameni afterwards, and visit the famous natural mud baths and hot springs – you'll be able to soak and swim around this natural hotspot before the tour concludes.

Santorini Volcano and Hot Springs Tour

Make your time in Santorini legendary, and learn more about the myth of Atlantis in the world's first museum dedicated to the subject. 

Alongside learning the Lost City's story and its connection with Santorini, you'll get to watch (and feel) the city's fall in a 9D film. After you're back to reality, take yourself out of it again by asking a virtual Plato some big questions, and by staring at Santorini island in 3D from prehistory to present.

Lost Atlantis Experience: Skip The Line Ticket

Some say that Akrotiri is the *real* Lost City of Atlantis. True or not, this prehistoric wonder is still one of the most spectacular and significant archaeological sites in the Aegean. 

Located on the beautiful island of Santorini (Thíra), Akrotiri was a prosperous Minoan port town, having ties to mainland Greece and places as distant as Egypt and Syria. 

Much like the ruins of Pompeii, this ancient town owes its destruction, and, ironically, its amazing preservation to an island-wide volcanic eruption that blanketed everything in superheated ash.

Today, a bioclimatic roof covers the site, and walkways are suspended over the archaeological ruins, allowing visitors to move between the two and three-story structures.

Still, though, it's probably best not to anger Poseidon when you visit... just in case!

Crociere a Santorini Island