Santorini: Wine Tasting Tour to 3 Wineries with Transfer


About This Experience
The best value on the site for a genuine three-winery tasting, and the shortest — three hours rather than four or five, because the transfers are tighter and there is no sunset stop to wait for.
You get a full 45 minutes at each estate, which is longer than several tours costing considerably more, and it includes a proper cellar tour at each rather than just a pour.
The two departures visit different cellars. The 11:40 morning run goes to Roussos, Koutsoyannopoulos and Venetsanos; the 15:40 afternoon run goes to Venetsanos, Roussos and Aroma Avlis. Koutsoyannopoulos is the island's wine museum, cut into a cave, and Venetsanos is the cliff-top winery above Athinios port — built in 1947 as Santorini's first industrial winery and laid out over four gravity-fed levels.
The spread is deliberate: you see a traditional cellar, a museum and a modern estate in one afternoon, which is a better introduction to how the island's winemaking changed than three similar boutique producers would be.
Highlights
- Explore the best wineries of Santorini and taste wines unique to the area
- Take a seat at the garden-like outdoor tasting area of Canava Roussos
- Visit the Koutsoyannopoulos Wine Museum located below ground in a cave
- Soak in views of the Santorini caldera at the family-run Venetsanos Winery
- Learn about the island's regional winemaking history from local experts
What's Included
- ✓ 45 minutes in each winery, including a detailed tour and wine tasting
- ✓ Appetizers and tastings of different wines
- ✓ Mini wine tasting tutorial
- ✓ Transportation
What to Bring
- Comfortable shoes
- A light layer — the cave museum is cool year-round
Good to Know & Caveats
- Two departures with different routes: 11:40 visits Roussos, Koutsoyannopoulos and Venetsanos; 15:40 visits Venetsanos, Roussos and Aroma Avlis.
- 45 minutes at each winery, including a guided tour of the cellar as well as the tasting.
- Children under 4 can travel free but will not have a reserved seat on the bus.
- Alcohol and drugs brought aboard are not permitted.
Not Suitable For
- Pregnant women
- Children under 18 years
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. Morning departures leave around 11:40, afternoon around 15:40.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.7/5 by 479 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
Steven, our driver, and especially Maria, our guide, were absolutely wonderful. Steven was a very safe and efficient driver, and we always felt in good hands. Maria was fantastic — spending time with her felt like having a few glasses of wine with a friend. She knows so much about Greek culture and wine, and gave us great insights into the wineries and tastings. We really enjoyed our experience and couldn’t recommend them highly enough!
— Aurora, August
I had an amazing experience with Maria as our guide. She was very knowledgeable and made sure we knew important facts before our tour. The wineries we went to were beautiful, and each was unique. So glad we chose this excursion on our trip here :)
— Sara, August
Great time. Maria is the best tour guide and all of the winery hosts are very knowledgeable. They also have great views and one stop even has a museum.
— Donte, August
Frequently Asked Questions
Which departure should I take?
The 11:40 if you want the Koutsoyannopoulos cave wine museum, which only the morning run includes. The 15:40 if you would rather finish later and see Aroma Avlis. Both include Venetsanos and Roussos.
Is this really cheaper than the other three-winery tours?
Yes — it is the lowest-priced dedicated three-winery tasting in the catalogue at $145, against $174–$209 for the comparable tours. The trade is that it is three hours rather than four to five, and it does not end at sunset.
Can children join?
The operator lists the tour as unsuitable for children under 18 and for pregnant women. Under-4s may travel free without a reserved seat, which is a separate provision for families in transit.
What is Venetsanos?
The winery cut into the cliff above Athinios port, founded in 1947 and the first industrial winery on the island. It is built over four levels so that gravity moves the must and wine downward — there was no reliable electricity when it was designed.






