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Things To Do
The Greek Wedding Show
Greek weddings are known around the world for their fun and extravagance, but if you don't know any Greek people getting married you can still experience all the fun: with the Greek Wedding Show. Staged in a centuries' old building, this show features singing, dancing, and traditional live music along with a traditional dinner of Greek tapas. You'll even get to break plates! Experience the fun of a Greek wedding with this interactive performance Dine on traditional Greek food, with vegetarian options available Watch traditional dancing accompanied by live music Break plates, just like you would at a real wedding https://www.whitedoorsantorini.com https://thegreekweddingshow.com/
Wine Tasting
October is arguably the month to experience the island's legendary winemaking, because this is when this season's newly ready wine barrels are opened for the first time and, of course, the contents drunk! When visiting the wineries, go for Aidini, Assyrtiko, and Athiri if you are into whites, and Mandilaria and Mavrotragano if reds are more your thing. Winery suggestions: SantoWines Winery, Venetsanos Winery, Domaine Sigalas, Gavalas Winery, Boutari Winery Santorini, Estate Arroyos Santorini, Art Space Winery, and Koutsoyannopoulos Wine Museum. You can also sign up for a wine tour through websites like Viator or GetYourGuide!
Hike from Fira to Oia
Take a relatively easy 6 mile hike from Fira to Oia! Hike along the rim of a caldera, explore the towns of Oia, Imerovigli, Firostefani, and Oia, and enjoy some of the most beautiful views of the islands.
Kamari Beach (Black Sand Beach)!
Kamari beach is one of the most popular Santorini beaches. The beach is situated in Kamari village, 10km from Fira and about 3km from Santorini Airport. This beautiful black sandy beach, more than two kilometers long is the perfect resort for your Santorini holidays. A good number of taverns and cafes are situated along the beach and various sea sports are available, including a scuba diving center. On Kamari beach, there is the famous black volcanic sand that certainly impresses at the water’s edge, and definitely make sure you visit Kamari when in Santorini for that alone. Visit the website below for more things to do in Kamari Beach!
Flying Dress Couples Photoshoot
An unforgettable photoshoot experience in one-of-a-kind dresses!
ATV Quad Experience
See Santorini from a different perspective on a fun ATV tour. Start at the black sand beach of Perissa and follow back roads to amazing sites like the Venetian Castle, a wine cellar, the Windmills of Emporio, and more. See the island’s highlights while enjoying an active adventure. You can book an ATV experience through different tour companies such as GetYourGuide, Viator, TripAdvisor, and local companies!
Horseback Riding Through Santorini
Ride from Caldera Beach, on Santorini’s north coast, to Eros Beach, on the south coast, in a group no larger than six, with a guide to show you the basics and take photos on your devices. Pose for pictures framed by the cliffs of Caldera Beach, then journey through wild volcanic landscapes to the black sands of Eros Beach, where you can ride among the waves before heading back.
Pelican Kipos Cafe and Wine Restaurant
In the heart of Fira Town, in a garden full of palm trees, pergolas and flowers, an ideal place to relax and enjoy a drink or a fine dish, a breakfast or a romantic dinner. In Greek, "kipos" means "garden". The best possible name for this wonderful restaurant! Just a few steps from the busiest streets of the capital of Santorini, you find a real oasis, peaceful and welcoming. You won't believe your own eyes! On request, you may also visit the incredible wine cellar buried 10 m under the garden. This beautiful vaulted cave is 400 years old and there you can enjoy a tasting of Santorini's distinctive wines, accompanied with local and Cycladic cheeses. You may also buy the wines of your choice among 480 selected labels from Santorini, Greece and the rest of the world.
Akrotiri Archaelogical Site
The prehistoric settlement of Akrotiri on the island of Santorini (Thíra) is one of the most important sites in the Aegean. In prehistory it was a well connected Minoan port town, with connections to mainland Greece and as far afield as Egypt and Syria. As the town was covered in ash following a volcanic eruption on the island, preservation of the settlement is exceptional, making this one of the most significant archaeological sites in Greece.