6 Sunset Cruises in Santorini: What Each One Costs

1.Sunset Sailing Catamaran Cruise in Santorini with BBQ and Drinks

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,105 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $95Our pick

Sail from Ammoudi or Athinios Port past the volcano, swim near the hot springs, Red Beach, and White Beach, then enjoy a BBQ, Santorinian wine, and music aboard a spacious catamaran. Hotel pickup, snorkeling gear, and sunset viewing are included.

“Love love LOVED our Sunset Oia experience. We booked for two on Viator after literal weeks of deliberation on whether or not we should spent that amount of money for a sunset cruise (approx $145 USD each). This trip was our favorite thing we did on our 2-week Greece vacation and possibly ever. - The staff was so kind and accommodating, we felt so taken care of before we even stepped foot on the boat to when it was time for us to be dropped off to our hotel by the Sunset Oia driver. - The boat itself was bordering the definition of luxurious, and very clean. - They did…”

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2.Santorini Luxury Catamaran Sunset Cruise with BBQ, Drink and Transfer

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 310 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $157Top rated

Sail Santorini aboard the Ipanema 58, a spacious catamaran limited to 20 people. Swim near the volcano, snorkel by Red and White Beaches, enjoy a Greek BBQ with drinks, and watch the sunset. Hotel pickup, towels, gear, and an English-speaking crew are included.

“Great crew, tour, food and drink! Very nice sunset tour with a great cast. Viewed areas of island and enjoyed swimming.”

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3.Santorini Caldera Sunset Sailing Cruise with Dinner and Wine

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 208 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $96

Spend about six hours sailing Santorini’s caldera with a tour escort, stopping for a volcanic hike, a swim at Palea Kameni’s hot springs, a Greek buffet, and sunset near Oia. Guides including Tito and Cesar have earned warm praise, while pickup details deserve close attention.

“A fabulous experience. The views were breathtaking and the comfort and service on board were excellent. We would thoroughly recommend the sunset cruise”

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4.Santorini Sunset Sailing Cruise: Dinner, BBQ, Open Bar, Transfers

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 208 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $133

Set sail from Vlychada Port for five hours of swimming, snorkeling, caldera views, sulfur-rich hot springs, a Greek BBQ dinner, open bar, and sunset sailing. Round-trip minibus transfers are arranged from your hotel or the closest accessible meeting point.

“Une expérience fabuleuse merci à l'équipage tout était parfait.la nourriture aussi .Le transfert aussi”

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5.Santorini Caldera: Sunset Sailing Cruise with Meal

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 65 reviews · from $131

Join a small-group sailing cruise from Vlychada Marina with an English-speaking crew, including Yiannis on some departures. Swim near Mesa Pigadia and Palea Kameni, see Red Beach, White Beach, and the caldera cliffs, then eat seafood and sip local wine as the sun sets.

“Loved this activity! Our crew was great, and sailing in the Caldera was a wonderful experience. We watched the sunset close to Akrotiri, and swam in the water near the volcano. (Not the hot springs... just an area close to them). The transportation from our hotel was comfortable and the experience as a whole was great.”

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6.Santorini Caldera: Sunset Cruise with Dinner

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 59 reviews · 4 hours · from $76Best value

You’ll cruise from Athinios Port to Nea Kameni, Palea Kameni, and Thirasia before returning by bus to Oia for sunset. Expect a 30 to 40 person boat, buffet dinner, welcome wine, swimming stops, and a cool breeze after dark. Drinks cost extra, and the bar accepts cash.

“Collected in small bus, taken down steep path to join 30-40 people on motored boat ( only sails were shade sails ) which did a slow circumnavigation of the Caldera, pointing out some places of interest en route. Small local white wines had been handed out at the outset of the journey & dinner was served after 6. The staff handed out food from bain maries. Was pleasant eating in the peaceful surroundings, tho a breeze blew. The narrator was sometimes difficult to understand as his English was quite heavily accented and spoken quickly. Other than this, was an enjoyable night out on the water, with a subdued but pretty…”

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