Explore one of Santorini’s iconic sunset spots at Akrotiri Lighthouse. Situated on the island’s most southwesterly point, this 19th-century lighthouse is among Greece’s oldest. Constructed by a French company in 1892, it played a significant role in Santorini’s history until WWII. After being recommissioned by the Greek Navy in 1945, it continues to operate today.

Your knowledgeable guide will pick you up and drive you to this rugged location, offering insights into Santorini’s past and the significance of Greek lighthouses along the journey. Considered one of the most beautiful in the Cyclades, Akrotiri Lighthouse is one of the country’s earliest lighthouses. Its white-washed structure complements the island’s aesthetic, providing a picturesque setting to witness the sunset over the open sea.

As you admire the views and witness the sun dip into the Aegean Sea, savor a chilled bottle of local wine. After the sun has set below the horizon, you’ll be taken to a delightful restaurant to enjoy local appetizers.