Santorini, Greece
Greece Wine Region

Santorini

A dramatic volcanic island in the Cyclades, famous for whitewashed villages perched on cliffs above the caldera and vineyards shaped by wind, sun, and sea.

Signature Grapes of Santorini

Signature Foods

  • Fava (yellow split pea purée)
  • Cherry tomatoes and capers
  • Grilled seafood and octopus
  • White eggplant and local cheeses

Insider Tip

Book a late-afternoon tasting that rolls into sunset — Santorini's wines and views are at their best when you linger.

Must-Do Experiences

01

Taste Assyrtiko at volcanic-soil wineries with caldera views

02

Visit traditional villages like Pyrgos or Megalochori

03

Enjoy sunset dining with local wines and island flavours

04

Explore black-sand beaches and coastal walks between towns

Best Time to Visit

May–June

Warm weather and a calmer, more romantic pace

September–October

Harvest season and softer crowds

Who Will Love It

  • White wine lovers chasing iconic volcanic Assyrtiko
  • Romantics who want scenery, sunsets, and beautiful dining
  • Foodies who love fresh, simple island flavours
  • Couples seeking a special-occasion destination

Plan a journey through Santorini

Food and Wine Travel knows which producers to visit, which villages to stay in, and where the best table will be set. Let's design your Santorini experience.