What to See in Santorini in 2, 4 or 5 Days

If your trip to Santorini is for two days or more, we have prepared some recommendations for where to go, what to see, what to taste, etc. Here you will also find out what to do if you come to Greece for four days.

What places to visit if you go to Santorini on your two weekends?

If your tour in Santorini consists of 2 days, you should start by exploring the beaches and the pleasant-to-the-touch sand from volcanic lava eruption. Majestic rocks surround them in the emerald cut of local vegetation. Then, it is worth exploring the city of Fira on top of a volcanic rock, the museum of prehistoric Thera, ancient Akrotiri, the Art Space gallery, and the Greek fishing port of Ammoudi. The sunset on the last evening can be seen on the volcanic island at the hot springs, which offer an incredible panorama.

Suppose you have two more days to spare. In that case, the trip to 4 days in Santorini should be supplemented with a visit to local taverns and restaurants, where you will be offered authentic dishes of the island, such as salted bass, fava beans, tomatoes, and, of course, local wines.

What would you see if you arrived in Greece for five days?

5 days in Santorini is a real vacation during which you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the ancient island. On our website, you will find a list of possible excursions with a massive list of additional options. It can be a photo shoot, tasting wine or Greek delicacies, swimming in the open sea, exploring the seabed, organizing a party or a romantic dinner, and much more. You can also choose a sea trip that captivates with its beauty, extremity, and romance at the same time. You will visit a volcano and bathe in warm springs during the journey. A food and drink catamaran cruise takes you to many beaches and attractions that can only be reached by boat. End your trip with snorkeling and swimming near Tirassia Island.

As a result, you will get a photoshoot in luxury located with incredible scenery of the sea coast, snow-white houses with blue roofs in a cascade, and the bright sun that hides in the further Aegean Sea. These are unforgettable emotions that give you goosebumps.