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Board a luxury catamaran from Amoudi for a five-hour sail around Santorini’s volcanic coast. Swim in hot springs, snorkel at Red and White beaches, and enjoy a barbecue lunch with local wines.
Board a luxury catamaran from Amoudi for a five-hour sail around Santorini’s volcanic coast. Swim in hot springs, snorkel at Red and White beaches, and enjoy a barbecue lunch with local wines.
You step off the cliffside road and into a waiting catamaran—salty wind already reshaping your hair, Aegean light pinning the caldera in bright relief. The hull slips away from Amoudi’s small harbor and the island’s volcanic profile grows, black rock and whitewashed homes stacked like geology and history arguing over the skyline.
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Operated by Sunset Oia Nepa · Oia, South Aegean
You step off the cliffside road and into a waiting catamaran—salty wind already reshaping your hair, Aegean light pinning the caldera in bright relief. The hull slips away from Amoudi’s small harbor and the island’s volcanic profile grows, black rock and whitewashed homes stacked like geology and history arguing over the skyline.
The route follows Santorini’s volcanic arc: Palea Kameni’s oxidized black, Nea Kameni’s steaming crater, and the iron-rich cliffs that make Red Beach blush. These cliffs are the visible record of the Minoan eruption and millennia of lava flows; the hot springs are warm reminders of subterranean activity, only a short swim from the boat with waters a few degrees warmer than the sea.
Greek maritime culture shapes the day—sea songs, simple Mediterranean food cooked on board, and the practical rhythm of a small-ship cruise that prioritizes swimming, snorkeling, and sun. You’ll anchor near the White and Red beaches for up to 90 minutes combined, snorkel gear included, then sit down to a barbecue of grilled skewers, roasted vegetables, and local salad while the captain navigates quieter coves.
Practical edge: the crew anchors approximately 50 meters from the hot springs and cannot beach the catamaran directly onshore, so expect short swims and ladder exits. Wear reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for rocky entries, and a light wind layer for the open-deck stretch. The trip lasts about five hours—ideal for midday sun, afternoon snorkel, and a coastal perspective of Santorini’s volcanic story.
Yes—guests are allowed to swim near the hot springs; the crew anchors about 50 meters away and supervises entry for safety.
Yes—a barbecue lunch, soft drinks, local wine, bottled water, and some beers are included in the cruise price.
No—Greek yachts cannot moor directly on beaches; the crew anchors as close as safely possible and guests swim to shore from the boat where permitted.
Round-trip transfers are included from many hotels on Santorini; confirm your pickup point at booking and allow time for group collection.
Sunset Oia Nepa operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the cliffside road and into a waiting catamaran—salty wind already reshaping your hair, Aegean light pinning the caldera in bright relief. The hull slips away from Amoudi’s small harbor and the island’s volcanic profile grows, black rock and whitewashed homes stacked like geology and history arguing over the skyline.
You step off the cliffside road and into a waiting catamaran—salty wind already reshaping your hair, Aegean light pinning the caldera in bright relief. The hull slips away from Amoudi’s small harbor and the island’s volcanic profile grows, black rock and whitewashed homes stacked like geology and history arguing over the skyline.
The route follows Santorini’s volcanic arc: Palea Kameni’s oxidized black, Nea Kameni’s steaming crater, and the iron-rich cliffs that make Red Beach blush. These cliffs are the visible record of the Minoan eruption and millennia of lava flows; the hot springs are warm reminders of subterranean activity, only a short swim from the boat with waters a few degrees warmer than the sea.
Greek maritime culture shapes the day—sea songs, simple Mediterranean food cooked on board, and the practical rhythm of a small-ship cruise that prioritizes swimming, snorkeling, and sun. You’ll anchor near the White and Red beaches for up to 90 minutes combined, snorkel gear included, then sit down to a barbecue of grilled skewers, roasted vegetables, and local salad while the captain navigates quieter coves.
Practical edge: the crew anchors approximately 50 meters from the hot springs and cannot beach the catamaran directly onshore, so expect short swims and ladder exits. Wear reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for rocky entries, and a light wind layer for the open-deck stretch. The trip lasts about five hours—ideal for midday sun, afternoon snorkel, and a coastal perspective of Santorini’s volcanic story.