Santorini: Tour of Wineries with Wine Tasting & Food

About This Experience

The tour to book if you would rather eat properly than nibble. A lunch or dinner is built into the route, paired against the wines, and the guiding is done by sommeliers rather than general tour guides — which shows in a 4.98 rating across 339 reviews.

The stops are canavas: the traditional Santorini cellar, cut into the ground so the wine keeps its temperature without machinery. You go into the cellars themselves, not just the tasting terrace.

Up to ten wines are poured, with a full food pairing rather than the usual cheese plate, plus a snack board with bread sticks and tomato paste. Entrance fees to all three wineries are included, as is water.

Groups are capped at eight — the smallest of the shared tours on this site, which is a meaningful difference when a sommelier is talking you through ten glasses.

Highlights

• Savor the bounty of Santorini's ancient, fertile vineyards on a guided wine tour
• Explore the cellars of the wineries and see how wine is bottled and matured
• Try 10 different types of local wine such as Assyrtiko, Nykteri & the sweet wine
• Enjoy your lunch or dinner, a memorable culinary experience
• Get an insight into the island's history of winemaking by expert sommeliers

What's Included

• ✓ Pickup and drop-off
• ✓ Local guide/sommelier
• ✓ Lunch or dinner
• ✓ Food and wine pairing
• ✓ Tasting of up to 10 different wines
• ✓ Snack plate with bread sticks and tomato paste
• ✓ Bottle of water
• ✓ Entrance fees to wineries
• ✓ Transportation by minivan

Not Included

• Tips

What to Bring

• Comfortable shoes
• Comfortable clothes
• An appetite — this one is a meal

Good to Know & Caveats

• Small shared group, maximum 8 people.
• A full lunch or dinner is included and paired with the wines, not a snack plate bolted onto a tasting.
• Guiding is by a wine expert or sommelier rather than a general guide.
• Entrance fees to all wineries are included.

Meeting Point

Hotel pickup, not a fixed meeting point. The operator collects from accommodation anywhere a vehicle can reach across Fira, Firostefani, Imerovigli, Oia, Megalochori, Kamari and Perissa, and confirms your time by email after booking. If your hotel sits in a pedestrian-only lane — common in Oia and Imerovigli — you will be asked to walk to the nearest car-accessible corner. The operator lists over 300 pickup points across the island.