Wine Tour Santorini

Guide was very knowledgeable and personable. Excellent tour of black sand beach, historical dig site, walk through Pygros, and ended at Art Space winery. Very enjoyable afternoon. Highly recommend it.

Nice experience with excellent transportation! It’s worth it! First stop – Roussos Winery Step into history at the oldest winery in Santorini. There, the lovely Agapi will guide you through the secrets of Santorini wine, answering all your questions with passion and knowledge. You’ll enjoy a tasting of three distinctive wines, each carrying the island’s tradition in every sip. ???? Second stop – Koutsoyannopoulos Winery & Wine Museum An unforgettable journey awaits you 8 meters underground, in a 300-meter labyrinth museum – the only one of its kind in Greece! Walk through the story of wine with life-sized figures showing the process from the vineyard to the bottle. Afterwards, indulge in a tasting of four exceptional wines that reflect the island’s rich heritage. ???? Final stop – Venetsanos Winery Famous for its breathtaking panoramic views over the caldera, Venetsanos is the perfect finale. There the guide will share fascinating stories and hidden gems about Santorini before you descend to enjoy a tasting of three carefully selected wines. The view, the wine, and the stories will create a memory you’ll never forget. ✨ This is more than just a wine tour – it’s a journey into the heart of Santorini, its history, flavors, and breathtaking landscapes!

We have been on numerous wine tasting/ tours in different countries around the world but our experience yesterday afternoon (2nd October) was by far the worst for a variety of reasons. Firstly, the driver arrived 15 minutes late (we accept it could have been because of traffic problems) but when he arrived we stood outside the bus for around 2 minutes before he opened the doors. We asked him 3 times if that was the wine tasting bus but he did not answer us until we were well underway. On the journey to his second pick up, the driver was having a heated/ animated argument with someone on his phone and his driving was quite inconsistent. Arriving at the second pick up he continued his conversation, leaving the Belgian couple waiting outside the bus for around 3 minutes. Both for them and for us, when we got on the bus, we asked if this was the wine tasting tour and he kept talking on the phone, answering us when we were already underway. Finally, he dropped us in the car park of Venetsanos winery saying that another bus load of people would be joining us. We waited almost 30 minutes for that bus to arrive whilst he continued his conversation on the bus. When the other bus arrived we mentioned our concerns to the group leader but she just said that it was the end of the season, the driver was probably tired and we should just accept the situation and enjoy the tour. Turning to the tour itself, Venetsanos was excellent for the people, quality of wine, presentation and snacks. The second winery, Koutsogiannopoulos was also good but the nibbles were a few crisps and bread rusks with a small slice of cheese, nothing like the appetizers that had been advertised. The final winery, Roussos, gave miniscule measures of wine which all the people in the group said were inadequate for tasting to be experienced properly and again the nibbles were poor. The group consisted visitors from England, USA, Belgium and Australia and it was quite clear that everyone felt we had been short changed and in our case (by the driver), badly treated. In our view, this tour was worth possibly 40 euros per person, not the 108 per person that we had been charged.