Santorini's highest point where one of the most monasteries of the island is located,wich was built by two monks in 1711. There you will have the chance to try the local products of the monks,admire and take pictures of this panoramic view.

Nestled in the heart of Santorini, Pyrgos is a village where time seems to slow down, offering visitors a glimpse into the island’s rich past, untouched charm, and authentic Cycladic beauty. Once the capital of Santorini, Pyrgos remains a peaceful retreat, far from the crowds, yet rich with history, culture, and unforgettable views. Pyrgos is a traditional village built amphitheatrically on the slope of a hill, crowned by the ruins of a medieval Venetian castle (Kasteli). Narrow winding paths, whitewashed houses, neoclassical mansions, and blue-domed chapels create a picturesque maze that tells stories of centuries gone by. The castle itself offers panoramic views stretching across the island—from the caldera to the Aegean Sea. Pyrgos is home to over 40 churches and chapels, each with its own unique storey. Pyrgos is celebrated for its authentic tavernas and refined gastronomy, where you can savour the real taste of Santorini.

Kantouni is a charming local tavern nestled in the picturesque Pyrgos village of Santorini, known for offering an authentic taste of traditional Greek cuisine. The tavern serves a variety of mouthwatering, locally-sourced dishes that highlight the rich flavours of the island, from freshly grilled meats to delicious seafood and vegetarian specialities. The food is prepared with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients, capturing the essence of Santorini’s culinary heritage. In addition to the delectable dishes, guests can enjoy a selection of fine Greek wines, complementing the flavours perfectly. The atmosphere at Kantouni is warm and inviting, with a cosy, rustic charm that reflects the traditional Greek tavern experience. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely meal with friends or family, or simply soaking in the beauty of the surroundings, Kantouni offers an unforgettable taste of Santorini's food culture, paired with stunning views of the village and the island’s unique landscape.

Our wine tour begings from Karomolegos Winery,one of the oldest family producers of Santorini wine! You can visit the Winery and observe the entire winemaking process including the tanks, the fermentation barrels, the impressive ageing cellars and the traditional presses. Wine tasting is held in the courtyard, with a specialised enologist who introduces each wine and informs visitors about the winemaking process and the technical characteristics.