Santorini 4 Hour Greek Night Show & Dinner

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Itinerary

1. We will explore the village of Megalochori, one of the most picturesque settlements on the island, renowned for its authentic Cycladic charm. This traditional village is home to historic mansions, centuries-old houses, hidden pirate shelters, and wine canaves. Its history is closely tied to merchants and wealthy landowners who exported the famous Vinsanto wine—a tradition that continues today. Distinctive features of the grand homes and estates include high walls, secluded inner courtyards, and sturdy wooden gates, all designed to provide privacy and protection from pirate raids.

   45 min

2. A unique entertaining experience that you shouldn’t miss at Theofanis food experience! Every Saturday and Wednesday you may enjoy an authentic Greek night with live music, bouzouki Greek folk songs and lots of fun, in an atmospheric setting, either by enjoying our menu in the restaurant hall or taking a drink in the cocktail bar. The program starts at 19:30 and visitors can dance well-known Greek traditional dances, such as sirtaki and zeibekiko etc. During the program and as the fun reaches its peak point, all the guests are given plates to break! This is how a real Greek feast is made, dancing and breaking plates, giving you an experience you will never forget!

   4 hAdmission included

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

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How it compares in Saronic Gulf Islands

• Its from-price is 21% below the median of the 26 day trips we list in Saronic Gulf Islands.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 11 of 26.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Saronic Gulf Islands

The Saronic Gulf Islands are a group of Greek islands near Athens, among them Aegina, Hydra, Poros and Spetses, linked by short ferry rides.

The Saronic Gulf Islands lie in the sea between Athens and the Peloponnese, close enough to be reached from Piraeus by ferry or hydrofoil. Aegina, the nearest large island, has the Temple of Aphaia, a Doric temple set among pines, and a harbour town of fishing boats and pistachio sellers. Hydra, where cars are not used, is a rocky island of stone mansions built by sea captains, with donkeys and water taxis doing the carrying.

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