Rachel & Andrew

Things To Do

Santorini is one of the most popular and unique islands in the world. The cliffs were formed from a volcanic eruption thousands of years ago. It's known for its white washed buildings, turquoise seas, and volcanic beaches. We couldn't be more excited to celebrate our marriage with all of our nearest and dearest on this gorgeous island.

Fira to Oia Walk

Fira, 847 00, Greece

This hike offers beautiful views as you make your way from Fira to Oia, but it's not for the weak-- it's about 6 miles and can take you 2-5 hours, depending on your speed.

Ammoudi Fish Tavern

Ammoudi Bay, Santorini, Oia, Ammoudi, 847 02, Greece

Hike down the steps to Ammoudi Bay at Oía’s port to find a pristine swimming area lined with family-owned tavernas. Ammoudi is the best of them, especially for the small plates, like the fresh anchovies marinated in vinegar, salmon tartare, and prawns with ouzo and orange. The view is basically dinner theater, as sailboats and fishing vessels make their way back and forth across the water as the sun goes down.

Santorini Luxury Caldera Cruise

Experience Santorini’s beauty, hot springs and beaches on a catamaran cruise. Stop to bathe in the Nea Kameni springs; swim, snorkel or unwind at beaches; and enjoy complimentary Santorini wine and Greek beer, plus a Greek meal prepared on board. On the evening cruise, be treated to awe-inspiring sunset views.

Akrotiri: Greece's Pompeii

Akrotiri, 847 00, Greece

Akrotiri came to an abrupt end in approximately 1613 BC with a catastrophic volcanic eruption that buried the Bronze Age settlement in a carpet of ash. Beginning in 1967, excavations of the Minoan town revealed buildings, drainage systems, and pottery, but no human remains or gold valuables, indicating locals had time to flee before disaster hit.

Venetsanos Winery

Megalochori, 847 00, Greece

For some of the best wine on the island with incredible caldera views, take a tour of Venetsanos Winery, enjoy a tasting, and share some light bites while enjoying the sunset.