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What's included
- English speaking Escort
- Entrance fees at the Lost Atlantis Museum
- Escort
- Transfers from/to meeting points
- Entrance Fees for Volcano
- Entrance fees in Akrotiri
Akrotiri Excavations
Discover the Aegean Sea’s Pompeii according to the archaeologists; the prehistoric town built in 2000 B.C. that was buried under lava after a massive volcanic eruption in 1612-1613 BC. It is one of the most important prehistoric settlements of the Aegean. The first habitation at the site dates from the Late Neolithic times (at least the 4th millenium B.C.). During the Early Bronze Age (3rd millenium B.C.), a sizeable settlement was founded and in the Middle and early Late Bronze Age (ca. 20th-17th centuries B.C.) it was extended and gradually developed into one of the main urban centres and ports of the Aegean.
Lost Atlantis Museum
Atlantis is the most famous mythological island of all times. It was considered to be a utopia. Its impact in literature and the arts is prominent through the centuries. The Lost Atlantis experience museum was created in Santorini, one of the alleged location of mythological island of Atlantis.
Nea Kameni Island
The volcano of Santorini, an island that sprung from the sea after a volcanic eruption in 1570 AD. A hike to its crater with steam rising from the surface is a unique experience. The island of Nea Kameni, also known as the Santorini volcano, is a volcanic island at the centre of the impressive Santorini caldera. Nea Kameni was formed around 1570 after a series of volcanic eruptions.
Palea Kameni Island
he oldest of the volcanic isles of the Santorini caldera, Palia Kameni is home to the famous Hot-Springs, known for the beneficial for the skin properties of the mud-baths.
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- First point
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Meeting at Designated Meeting Point
Here are several pick-up points around the island. Please, be advised for yours when booking your tour according the area of your Hotel!
Akrotiri Excavations
Is one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece. It’s a prehistoric town which was built 2000 BC and which was buried under pumice stones and volcanic ashes during a great volcanic eruption, in 1612-1613BC.
Lost Atlantis Museum
Atlantis is the most famous mythological island of all times. It was considered to be a utopia. Its impact in literature and the arts is prominent through the centuries. The Lost Atlantis experience museum was created in Santorini, one of the alleged location of mythological island of Atlantis.
Volcano Island
One of the greatest attractions of Santorini and of utmost importance is the volcano, whose former intense activity gave the island its current shape and morphology. Before the several volcanic eruptions that occurred throughout the years, some of which were submarine, the size and the shape of Santorini were quite different.
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Things to remember for this Tour
Highlights of the tour: This tour is a combination of land and sea tour. It will travel you to the past and help you live the myth of the lost Atlantis Island.
Pick up point:Designated Meeting Point
Drop off point:Designated Meeting Point
