Santorini wine tours: wineries, tastings and transport
Updated October 9, 2026 · 4 min read
Most wine tours on Santorini share one format: three wineries with a tasting at each. They differ in price (€125 to €180 for the main three-winery tours), length, food and whether they end at sunset. Among the tours built around wine tasting alone, the Small-Group Sunset Wine Tour with Santo Winery has the most reviews on this site: 918, rated 4.9, for €180 per person and four to four and a half hours. It visits three wineries and ends at the cliff-top Santo Winery with views of the volcano and the sunset.
Comparing three-winery tours
The Wine Tasting Tour with Snacks takes four hours and costs €170 (4.9, 763 reviews); it offers 12 volcanic wines, described as award-winning, with local cheese and snacks. The Guided Tour to 3 Wineries with Wine Tastings lasts four and a half hours, is led by a local wine expert and costs €135 (4.8, 732 reviews). The Wine Tasting Tour to 3 Wineries with Transfer is the shortest at three hours and costs €125 (4.7, 490 reviews). The Tour of Wineries with Wine Tasting & Food costs €150 for four to five hours and includes a full meal (5.0, 370 reviews). The Wine Tasting Tour & Sunset Viewing adds a sunset to three wineries and 12 wines for €170 over five hours (4.8, 258 reviews).
Other formats
The Wine Museum Ticket with Tastings and Audio Guide in Vothonas takes one to two hours, costs €30 and covers the old cellars and a tasting with a sommelier. The 5-Hour Private Wine Tour costs €600 for a group of up to two and has 29 reviews. If wine is only one stop among several, the Top Sights Day Trip, Wine Tasting & Oia Sunset takes nine hours and costs €51.75 (4.7, 3,612 reviews).
How to choose
The descriptions do not settle how many people share a tasting, whether hotel pickup is included or how much food comes with the wine. Check those points on the booking page. If the sunset matters, pick a tour that names it; its timing shifts with the season.
