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Traveler information, visit santorini on a cruise ship here’s everything you need to know.

Are you planning to visit Santorini on a cruise ship?

It’s going to be fun!

Just make sure you know everything about traveling and getting around on a cruise ship in Santorini for a pleasant experience. Traveling on a huge cruise ship can be great but it also means that you probably have a limited time for exploring the island – and if you don’t have any idea of what to do and what to avoid, you can get confused.

Here’s the ultimate travel guide to make sure your trip to Santorini on a cruise ship is the best and smoothest trip ever!

Important Things to Know

• Santorini has two ports ; Athinios Port and the Old Port of Fira. Both the ports are too small for the cruise ships to be docked directly. Hence, you’ll have to rely on a ship’s tender to reach the ports.
• Generally, the cruise ship itineraries in Santorini drop some passengers off at Athinios and the others at the Old Port of Fira. Passengers who arrive at Athinios Port are supposed to book a bus tour via the cruise ship company. These tours are usually packed with many people and hence, we don’t recommend them.
• If you don’t book a bus tour via the cruise ship company, you’ll be dropped off at the Old Port of Fira.
• All cruise ships depart from the Old Port. Even the passengers who have booked the bus tour via their cruise ship company have to reach the Old Port to take the ship tender to get on the cruise ship.

How to Get to Fira from Old Port or Vice Versa

The easiest and most common way to reach the Old Port is by a cable car . It takes only three minutes. On the other hand, if you’re feeling adventurous and decide to walk to the port, it’ll be 587 steps. Local donkey ride is another easy way to get there.

Important note: Please note that Gialos, the Old Port is nestled at the foot of a rocky cliff below Fira. If you decide to go by a cable car or on a donkey, you’ll have to pay 6€ per side of the ride.

Where is the Meeting Point if You Book a Private Tour?

For private bus tours, the meeting point is at the top of the cable car. Once you reach the Old Port of Fira, you’ll have to take a cable car to go to the top. Depending on your tour organizer, you may find a guide waiting for you on the top with a sign that has your name or the company name on it.

For private cruise tours, the meeting point could be either at the top of the cable car or Old Port. If it’s the latter, the cruise will start there. Otherwise, you’ll have to meet the tour guide at the top of the cable car who’ll pick you up and drop you at the start port of the private cruise.

Typically, a private cruise in Santorini starts from Ammoudi Port or Vlychada Port while the drop off may be the Old Port of Fira. It’s best to book a cruise and request the organizer to arrange either the meeting point or the drop off location at the Old Port. This will allow you to witness the breathtaking views of Santorini from Caldera while helping you save some precious time by eliminating the need for arranging transportation.

An ideal itinerary is: Old Port > cable car > port of the private cruise by a shuttle > private cruise experience > drop off at Old Port on yacht OR Pickup from Old port on a yacht > private cruise experience > Fira via shuttle service > Old Port via cable car > cruise ship on a ship tender Get in touch with us to find out about the availability of a private cruise that has its meeting point or drop-off at the Old Port.

Will You Have Time to Enjoy a Boat Tour if You Visit Santorini on a Cruise Ship?

A simple answer to this question is that it depends on the time you’re going to spend in Santorini.

If you decide to book a volcano tour that is supposed to depart from the Old Port, the arrival time of your cruise ship must be at least an hour before the departure time of the tour. Moreover, the departure time of the cruise ship must be an hour after the end time of the tour. For example, if the tour starts at 11:00 AM and finishes at 14:00, your cruise ship must arrive at 10:00 AM and depart from Santorini at 15:00.

On the other hand, if you book a catamaran cruise or a private yacht cruise, the departure port will be Ammoudi or Vlychada Port. In this case, your cruise ship must arrive at least a couple of hours before the cruise tour starts because usually, the pickup is on the nearest road just a few meters away from the cable car. You’ll need approximately one hour to reach there and another hour to reach the port through the shuttle service. The time to depart, however, should be 2.5 hours after the tour ends. This is because you’ll need an hour to reach the cable car from the port and chances are that you’ll find a long queue of passengers waiting for the cable car. You might have to wait for half an hour or so before you get a seat. Please note that the last ship’s tender departs an hour before the cruise ship’s departure time.

Recommended : It’s always best to book a private cruise in Santorini for a smooth, hassle-free experience. You can contact us and tell us about your specific requirements. We’ll be more than happy to adjust the start and end time of the private cruise tour and even change the departure port for you! Get in touch with us today to ensure a pleasant private cruise tour in Santorini.

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Book a Private Bus Tour

It is best for cruise ship passengers to book a private bus tour for seeing the top sights in Santorini. Not only will it help you save money but also your time.

Have the Time of Your Life on a Private Cruise

If you are a sea lover, booking a private cruise is a must! The beauty that lies in the crystalline waters of the island cannot be described in words!

We can arrange accommodation to pick up and drop you off at Old Port of Fira where the cruise ship departs.

Admire the View of the Caldera

Before taking the cable car to Old Port, don’t forget to stop by to explore Caldera and admire the breathtaking views it offers.

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Cruises to Santorini, Greece help share the effortless beauty and history of the island with the world. Though it’s no longer a well-kept secret, Santorini’s charm cannot be diminished. The island’s multicolored structures pop against the blue-and-white buildings and the turquoise Aegean sea below. Less academic than Athens, quieter than summer party town Mykonos, Santorini is one of the most-visited destinations on any number of Mediterranean cruises , and for good reason.

Santorini’s cruise port was created when the island’s volcano erupted in 1650 BC. The port is located at the base of Fira, the capital city. When your Santorini cruise docks in Fira, you’ll take a small boat to the shoreline and then, in picturesque Greek fashion, make your way to the top of the island by either cable car, donkey, or on foot.

While you’re on a Santorini cruise, the island will show you its romantic, relaxed spirit. Explore the village of Oia, see the sunset from Amoudi Bay, or sail on a catamaran to the private bay of Saint Nikolas, where you can take a dip in its crystal-clear waters and enjoy its unparalleled scenery and views.

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Amoudi Bay is one of Santorini’s hidden gems, a tiny port on the northwest side of the island where tourists and locals intermingle for romantic evening walks along the bay’s rocky shores, or enjoy a drink and fresh seafood — like grilled octopus or a fried cheese dish called saganaki — at a variety of waterfront restaurants. 

Oia Village

The village of Oia (pronounced Ia) is north of Fira, situated atop a sizable cliff. Oia offers a spectacular view of the island of Thirassia in the distance. While in Oia, you’ll find shops, taverns, restaurants, and attractions aplenty, from art galleries to the Maritime Museum, which memorializes the naval history of the area. Oia provides a glimpse into a bustling, traditional Greek village culture. Enjoy fresh fish and yet another unbeatable island view.

Kamari Beach

Kamari Beach is unique for its black sand and home to a famous beach resort. During the summer season, Kamari Beach is an incredibly popular destination for tourists because of its water sports, vibrant resort nightlife, and the ease of being right at the waterfront while surrounded conveniently by bars, nightclubs, and cafes. 

Venetsanos Winery

One of the most unique wineries you’ll ever visit, Venetsanos Winery was literally carved into the cliffs just above the port of Athinios. The winery was designed and built in 1947 and active until 1967. After a 47-year hiatus, the winery became operational again in 2014. Because of the steep cliffside, the winery was built to accommodate Santorini’s one-of-a-kind environment. Note there are four different levels for each stage of the wine-making process. The incline of the soil created a natural flow of wine from one level to the next. 

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Top things to do in santorini, see the akrotiri ruins in oia village.

You’ll not only see the the ancient Minoan site of Akrotiri from Oia’s hilltop, but it’s also a fantastic vantage point from to witness a Santorini sunset. While visiting these ancient ruins, you’ll discover a rich history about the Akrotiri settlement, which was destroyed during the 16th century BC and buried in volcanic ash—similar to how the site of Pompeii in Italy was preserved. As a result, many objects and frescoes were well-preserved by the burial and excavated in 1967. 

Hike to Skaros Rock

It wouldn’t be Greece without another impressive formation of ancient ruins, and that’s what you’ll find at Skaros Rock north of Fira. Skaros used to be the capital of Santorini until the 18th century, when Fira claimed capital status due to its close proximity and accessibility to the sea. Today Skaros is a popular site for hiking and photography. Don’t forget to bring your hiking shoes to reach the formation of Skaros summit with ease.

Sail Over to Nea Kameni

Take a short trip—about 30 minutes from the port of Athinios—to the island of Nea Kameni (which translates to “new burnt island’ in Greek) for a dip in its famous hot springs. The island is uninhabited and a protected scientific site. The last eruption on Nea Kameni happened in 1950. Don’t miss your chance to climb a gravel path to reach the top of the crater. 

Top Food and Drink Spots Near the Santorini Cruise Port

Santorini offers not only plentiful restaurants and taverns tucked away in every corner and alleyway, but also specific regional dishes made in homes and restaurants across the island. Try a few Santorini delicacies while you’re on the island like fava or melitinia. Fava is a creamy, split pea purée, served warm with lemon and olive oil. Fava is an ultimate comfort food and a timeless classic on the island. Or try melitinia, a traditional dessert in the form of a sweet cheese pie. It’s typically served at Easter but also can be found at various bakeries on Santorini. Many dishes at restaurants may incorporate a special variety of eggplant called white eggplant, which thrives in the volcanic soil on the island. White eggplant is sweeter to the taste than its purple counterpart.

Here are a few spots you can try during your trip to Santorini:  

Address: Santorini, Greece, 84700, P.O. 87

Just 20 minutes from the Athinios port, Selene is an award-winning restaurant that offers more than just tasty dishes—they also provide cooking classes, wine tastings, and a rotating seasonal menu.

Address: Oia (Ia), 84702, Santorini

In Oia you’ll find this small, intimate restaurant located in an authentic Santorini captain’s house. A roof garden makes 1800 great for date night, and they have a sizable wine cellar for all palates.

Santa Irini Bakery

Address: Main Road Perissa, Perissa 84703, Greece

Buy a Greek coffee and a pastry or two (or three) while at Santa Irini bakery, a top-rated bakery in the area. Try their chocolate filled croissant and any number of traditional Greek sweets while you’re there.

Culture & History of the Santorini Cruise Port

The culture of Greece has evolved over thousands of years. In fact, the first settlement in Ancient Greece dates back to the Paleolithic era (11,000-3,000 BCE). The foundations of western civilization saw their start in the Classical Period (6th - 4th century BCE), where democracy and the city-state (polis) would have an indelible impact on the history of the world.

Santorini is just one island in a complex of Greek islands called the Cyclades, located in the Aegean Sea and south of the mainland of Greece. Today, Santorini is considered a caldera, or a large crater formed as a result of a substantial volcanic eruption. The oldest signs of settlement in Santorini date back to the Neolithic period, and its settlement impacted the whole of Greece, even influencing major migrations. During the Hellenistic period, the area became an important port city and naval base, a center for both trade and military operations of the day.

Food in Santorini reflects the Mediterranean environment, but the area’s volcanic soil and sparse rainfall makes for unique crops. Whether through its fair climate and Mediterranean weather, depictions of the island in film and photography, or its signature painted houses at the top of the caldera, Santorini has captured our culture fascination as a destination where one can be fully immersed in Greek culture both ancient and modern.

Santorini Port Facilities & Location

Santorini’s cruise port—called the port of Skala, or the old port —is located at the base of the Caldera Cliffs in Fira, the capital of Santorini. Because the island doesn’t have a large cruise terminal, passengers are brought ashore via small boats. It’s a truly unique experience for visitors in one of the most serviced ports in the world. From the Skala pier, you’ll find a few duty-free shops and restaurants. During the summer season, tours are offered to the volcano and hot springs from Skala.

Then, you have three options for reaching the top of the island: take the cable car available from the pier, take a mule ride for about €8, or, for a little exercise, hike up around 600 steps to the top.

Transportation in Santorini

While on cruises to Santorini, Greece, use one of these available transportation methods:

Locals have used donkeys as a mode of transportation since ancient times. Due to the uneven landscape of the island, donkeys are highly used in the routes from the old port of Fira up to the town, and from the port of Ammoudi to Oia.

The central bus station is in Fira, the island’s capital, and is the cheapest way to get around in Santorini. The buses cover routes around the island and to most tourist destinations.

Find taxis available outside the port and in the central squares of Fira and Oia. Though taxis are a quicker option, they tend to be more expensive than public transport.

Car or bike rental

Renting a car or motorbike is an exciting way to explore the island on your own. There are many car rentals agencies all around Santorini; however, booking in advance is recommended, as demand is very high during peak season in Santorini.

Boat or ferry

Excursion boats take passengers from the old port of Fira to the island’s volcano (called Palea Kameni), the hot springs, and the small island of Thirassia. Cruise and excursion boats depart from the old port of Fira, while ferries depart from the port of Athinios, about five miles south of Fira.

Shopping Near the Santorini Cruise Port

Bazaar - Fira

Address: 84700 Thíra, Greece

Bazaar is centrally located on the main street in Fira, offering boutique fashions perfect for an unforgettable summer night out in Santorini. Whether you’re looking for a handmade bag or menswear, dress to the nines with the help of the fashions at Bazaar.

Oneiro Jewelry - Fira

Address: Thera 847 00, Greece

The owner, George, creates jewelry to embody the spirit of Santorini, catering to customers who are searching for that perfect statement piece at an affordable price by a local artisan. Staff can also custom-design something just for you at this highly-rated shop.

Spicy Shop Boutique - Fira

Address: Fira 847 00, Greece

This boutique has a special focus on Greek designers. Their motto? “Be chic...Wear Greek,” A worthwhile stop for travelers looking to sport a new outfit from the island.  

Local Currency & Tipping Customs

The Euro is Greece’s primary form of currency. While credit cards are widely accepted, it’s recommended to double check before using a credit card. Tipping taxi drivers isn’t common, but it’s polite to do so when given great customer service, and a typical percentage would be 10% of your fare. It’s also customary to leave some Euros behind at a restaurant if the service or meal was very satisfactory. If there is no service charge included in your bill, a 10% tip is customary. Finally, if you’re taking a tour in Greece, leave an additional tip of €5-€10 for your tour guide.

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Nea Kameni volcanic island in Santorini, Greece

Explore the volcanic history and geology of Santorini, site of an immense eruption 3,500 years ago. Trek the rocky landscape of Nea Kameni, an island in the center of the Santorini caldera, to see its smoking craters. Then soak in the soothing hot springs of Palea Kameni.

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Early morning in Byzantine Castle Ruins in Oia village, Santorini, Greece

Considered the island’s most picturesque village, Oia radiates authentic Cyclades charm. Meander along tiny paths squeezed between stark-white villas. Snap selfies with the blue-domed St. Gerasimos Church, and view Byzantine castle ruins. Or dine on Greek seafood in a waterfront taverna— also the perfect perch for watching Oia’s fabulous sunsets.

THE GLASS HALF FULL

Indulge your taste buds in a delectable tasting journey among the island’s traditional wine cellars. Vineyards dapple Santorini’s countryside, and many are among some of Europe’s oldest. White Assyrtiko and red Mantilaria are both popular varietals— and be sure to sample Santorini’s beloved dessert wine, Vinsanto.

LOCAL CUISINE

Thanks to Santorini’s rich volcanic soil, the island has a solid reputation for producing fantastic wines and vegetables— fresh cherry tomatoes, fava beans and white eggplant included. Try egg-based sfougato and fried tomatokeftedes fritters, two Santorini specialties. Pick up melitinia cookies from a local bakery. And for an after-dinner drink, sip unsweetened, anise-flavored raki.

Ypapantis Street in Fira is known for its dozens of jewelry stores selling pieces inspired by ancient Greek and Byzantine designs. You’ll find local artwork in the galleries of Oia and books about the Cyclades in Atlantis Books. A bottle of Santorini wine or Canava ouzo makes for a tasty souvenir.

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