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Set sail from Vlychada Marina for a five-hour semi-private catamaran cruise that pairs swimming at Red and White Beaches with a dip in Palea Kameni’s hot springs and a Greek BBQ on deck. Small groups, snorkel gear, and caldera views make this a concise introduction to Santorini by sea.
Set sail from Vlychada Marina for a five-hour semi-private catamaran cruise that pairs swimming at Red and White Beaches with a dip in Palea Kameni’s hot springs and a Greek BBQ on deck. Small groups, snorkel gear, and caldera views make this a concise introduction to Santorini by sea.
The catamaran slips away from Vlychada Marina and the Aegean stretches like a promise: blue that deepens with every mile, cliffs folding into the water. Onboard, the crew prepares a Greek BBQ while the boat eases toward Red Beach—its oxidized cliffs daring you to look closer—and then skims past the sheltered White Beach where turquoise pockets invite a quick snorkel.
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Operated by Santorini 24hr · Vlychada, South Aegean
The catamaran slips away from Vlychada Marina and the Aegean stretches like a promise: blue that deepens with every mile, cliffs folding into the water. Onboard, the crew prepares a Greek BBQ while the boat eases toward Red Beach—its oxidized cliffs daring you to look closer—and then skims past the sheltered White Beach where turquoise pockets invite a quick snorkel.
Santorini’s coastline is written in fire and sea. The island’s caldera was carved by a colossal Bronze Age eruption; black lava beds, pumice cliffs and mineral-rich hot springs at Palea Kameni are physical pages of that story. Local fishing and viniculture evolved around these volcanic soils—don't miss tasting Assyrtiko on shore after your sail.
Practically, expect several short stops: about 30 minutes for swimming and snorkeling at Red Beach, a similar pause at the hot springs, plus open-water cruising and photo time near Thirasia and the caldera cliffs. Snorkel gear is provided; towels and a BBQ lunch with unlimited Santorini wine are included. The pace is relaxed but marine conditions dictate the rhythm—wind and swell will shape your day.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, and a waterproof phone case. If you're prone to motion sickness, take precautions before boarding. For photographers, aim for late afternoon light when the caldera cliffs soften; early summer mornings are best for calmer water. This semi-private format (max 18) balances space and social energy—an accessible, marine-focused way to read Santorini’s volcanic coastline from the sea.
Yes—snorkels, masks and basic snorkeling equipment are included for stops at snorkel-friendly beaches.
Yes—there is a scheduled stop at the Palea Kameni hot springs; the water is warm and mineral-rich, but sulfur can smell strong and may stain light fabrics.
The tour lists free hotel transfers by A/C mini-bus—confirm pickup point and time during booking to ensure coordination.
The trip is family-friendly; infants must sit on laps though specialized infant seats are available—check with the operator about safety arrangements.
Santorini 24hr operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips away from Vlychada Marina and the Aegean stretches like a promise: blue that deepens with every mile, cliffs folding into the water. Onboard, the crew prepares a Greek BBQ while the boat eases toward Red Beach—its oxidized cliffs daring you to look closer—and then skims past the sheltered White Beach where turquoise pockets invite a quick snorkel.
The catamaran slips away from Vlychada Marina and the Aegean stretches like a promise: blue that deepens with every mile, cliffs folding into the water. Onboard, the crew prepares a Greek BBQ while the boat eases toward Red Beach—its oxidized cliffs daring you to look closer—and then skims past the sheltered White Beach where turquoise pockets invite a quick snorkel.
Santorini’s coastline is written in fire and sea. The island’s caldera was carved by a colossal Bronze Age eruption; black lava beds, pumice cliffs and mineral-rich hot springs at Palea Kameni are physical pages of that story. Local fishing and viniculture evolved around these volcanic soils—don't miss tasting Assyrtiko on shore after your sail.
Practically, expect several short stops: about 30 minutes for swimming and snorkeling at Red Beach, a similar pause at the hot springs, plus open-water cruising and photo time near Thirasia and the caldera cliffs. Snorkel gear is provided; towels and a BBQ lunch with unlimited Santorini wine are included. The pace is relaxed but marine conditions dictate the rhythm—wind and swell will shape your day.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, and a waterproof phone case. If you're prone to motion sickness, take precautions before boarding. For photographers, aim for late afternoon light when the caldera cliffs soften; early summer mornings are best for calmer water. This semi-private format (max 18) balances space and social energy—an accessible, marine-focused way to read Santorini’s volcanic coastline from the sea.