Santorini is the island most people picture when they think of Greece. White villages line the rim of a flooded volcano, the sun goes down over the caldera, and the wine grows in volcanic soil. Our team in Athens plans each of our Santorini vacation packages end to end, from the hotel on the caldera to the ferry to your next island.
Most of our trips to Santorini start in Athens and add a second island, such as Mykonos, Crete or Milos. Some carry on to Rome or the Amalfi Coast. You will find them all below, including our Santorini honeymoon packages.
We plan these trips for couples, families, seniors and groups of friends, and every itinerary can change to fit your dates, budget and pace. Want to compare islands first? Browse all our Greece vacation packages.




























Athens Vacation Packages Athens is where most trips to Greece begin, and it deserves more than a night on the way to the islands. The Acropolis rises above the city center, the old neighborhoods are made for walking, and dinner…
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Mykonos Vacation Packages Mykonos is the most glamorous island in Greece. White houses spill down to the sea in Little Venice, windmills line the hill above town, and the beaches range from quiet coves to famous beach clubs. Our Mykonos…
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Chania Vacation Packages Chania is the prettiest town in Crete. A Venetian harbor curves around a lighthouse, the old town is full of small hotels and tavernas, and some of the best beaches in Greece are a day trip away.…
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Milos Vacation Packages Milos is the island for people who want to swim. Volcanic rock has shaped its coast into white cliffs, sea caves and more than seventy beaches, and the fishing villages still feel like fishing villages. Our Milos…
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Paros Vacation Packages Paros is the Cycladic island that gets the balance right. It has two lovely harbor towns, golden beaches, marble villages in the hills and an easy, friendly pace. Our Paros vacation packages suit couples and families who…
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Naxos Vacation Packages Naxos is the biggest island in the Cyclades and one of the most varied. It has long sandy beaches, mountain villages, marble quarries and a food culture built on its own cheese, potatoes and citrus liqueur. Our…
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A catamaran cruise to the volcano, the hot springs and the south coast, timed for sunset.

Visit family wineries to try Assyrtiko and sweet Vinsanto, grown in basket-shaped vines.

Walk through a Bronze Age town preserved under volcanic ash for more than 3,500 years.

Follow the caldera rim for about six miles, past Imerovigli and Skaros Rock.

Skip the packed Oia castle for a quieter terrace in Imerovigli or Pyrgos.

Walk the crater trail on Nea Kameni, the youngest land in the eastern Mediterranean.

Explore the lanes of a medieval hilltop village with views over the whole island.

Spend an afternoon at Kamari or Perissa on the quieter east coast.
Spring (April to June): Our favorite time for Santorini. Days are warm and the villages are lively, without the peak-season crowds. The sea starts to warm up by June.
Summer (July and August): Hot, sunny and the busiest months of the year. Book hotels early. We plan your sightseeing around cruise ship schedules, so you reach Oia and Fira after the day visitors have left.
Autumn (September and October): Warm sea, harvest season at the wineries and softer light for photos. Late September and October are ideal for couples.
Winter (November to March): Many hotels and restaurants close and ferries run less often. A short winter stay can work as part of a wider Greece trip focused on Athens and the mainland.
Want the month-by-month detail? Read our guide to the best time to visit Santorini.
Where you stay shapes your whole Santorini trip, so we match each village to the way you like to travel.
Many caldera hotels have steep steps and no elevator. Tell us about your mobility and we will choose a hotel that works for you.

Canaves Epitome: sunset serenity, Cycladic elegance, and modern luxury above Ammoudi—Santorini’s ultimate escape in 53 exclusive suites.

Katikies Garden: historic Fira charm, bespoke luxury, and Michelin-starred dining—an enchanting Santorini retreat blending heritage and innovation.

Andronis Boutique Hotel: cliffside luxury, private terraces, and Aegean views—an intimate Santorini escape for unforgettable romantic moments.

Blue Dolphins: Cycladic charm, heartfelt service, and stunning caldera views—your intimate Santorini escape for romance, family, and serenity.

Romantic Santorini escape: all-suite luxury, private pools, and iconic Oia sunsets—pure bliss in a secluded Aegean haven.

Perched in Oia’s sunlit cliffs, Katikies enchants honeymooners with whitewashed suites, candlelit dinners, Caldera vistas, discreet luxury, and timeless romance.

Homeric Poems Hotel, perched on Firostefani’s caldera, invites honeymooners into a poetic sanctuary of epic-inspired suites, romance, and Aegean vistas.

Winery Hotel 1870 in Fira melds vineyard heritage with elegant suites, rooftop pool, cultural immersion, heartfelt hospitality, and unforgettable moments.

Canaves Oia Suites, perched on caldera cliffs, enchants honeymooners with private plunge pools, panoramic Aegean views, candlelit terraces, timeless romance.

Perched in Imerovigli’s radiant clifftops, Andronis Concept envelops honeymooners with infinity pools, sunset panoramas, luxury wellness sanctuaries, and bespoke serenity.









Our Santorini packages start at around €2,000 per person, for an 8-day trip that pairs Santorini with Athens and Crete. The price depends on the season, the hotels you pick, how much private guiding and how many islands you add. International flights are extra. You see an itemized price before you commit. See what a trip to Greece costs.
Three to four nights suits most travelers. That gives you time for a caldera cruise, a winery visit, Akrotiri and a couple of sunsets without rushing. Honeymooners often stay four or five. Santorini works best as one stop on an 8 to 12-day trip, with Athens and a second island around it.
Tell us your dates, who is traveling and what you want from the island. A travel designer in our Athens office picks up your enquiry, usually within a day, and sends a first direction for you to react to. From there, the route and hotels take shape with you until the trip feels right. Start your Santorini trip enquiry.
Fly in about 45 minutes, or take a high-speed ferry from Piraeus in about five hours. Most travelers fly, unless the ferry fits a wider island route. Either way, the booking and every transfer are on us. Our Athens to Santorini ferry or flight guide compares the two.
You choose. Some of our trips run as small groups, kept small on purpose, so you are never on a coach with forty strangers. If you would rather have Santorini to yourselves, we arrange the private version wherever it is available. Your quote says plainly which one you are getting.
Hotels, transfers between airports, ports and hotels, licensed guides, entrance fees for the sites in your itinerary, and the ferry crossings or domestic flights your route needs. International flights and travel insurance are not included. Meals are included where the itinerary says so, and every quote lists it line by line.
For July and August, or for a trip built around a particular caldera hotel, nine to twelve months ahead is realistic. The best suites in Oia and Imerovigli are often the first to go. Outside peak season, one to two months can still work. Earlier means more choice.
We deal with it. Strong winds cancel Aegean ferries from time to time, and someone from our Athens team is reachable 24/7 for your whole trip. They rebook the crossing and let your Santorini hotel know, so you are not left sorting it out at the port. Read our guide to island hopping in Greece.



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