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The captain and her fellow sailor, Georgia were amazing. They were so friendly and Georgia did a great job explaining every location and the history of what we were seeing. The dinner was delicious and there were constant refills of drinks being served to tour participants. Our tour was mid September so as the sun went down it started getting cold but they had blankets on the boat as well.

We had a wonderful experience on the sunset boat tour and volcano visit. My husband and I really enjoyed the whole trip from start to finish. We were picked up from Oia in a comfortable minibus, and after collecting the other guests, we headed to the boat. The boat itself was beautiful, very well maintained and in excellent condition, with plenty of space for everyone to relax and enjoy the journey. The food was good, the drinks were reasonably priced, and the staff were friendly, helpful and attentive throughout the trip. Everything was well organised, and we felt very comfortable the whole time. The sunset was absolutely beautiful and made the experience even more special. We genuinely loved the tour and would definitely recommend it. A fantastic experience and one of the highlights of our Santorini trip! ❤️

This operation really has it together! From pick up to drop off, everything was literally perfection. They picked us up right where our tender boat dropped us off. We boarded the most beautiful catamaran and met the 4 crew members. Yes, 4 crew members and 4 of us! Vito and Xena were the deck crew that took care of us all day. I can’t remember our captain’s name. They let me hook up to the speaker so we could listen to our playlists. We stopped first to see a cute little church on the water and a sunken ferry boat. The water is so clear you could see straight to the bottom. Then we stopped in the hot springs. They definitely aren’t “hot”…..but they are warmer than the sea water. It was a pretty cool experience, but not really what I had pictured. Vito told us all about the island and the volcanos. He was very knowledgeable and his English was great. We stopped at a black beach where you could swim, snorkel, or paddleboard to the beach if you wanted. They also have really nice floaties to relax in. Again, super clear water. Not many fish to see, but that’s expected in Greece. We then moved to another beautiful swimming spot. They cooked our lunch on a grill right on the back of the boat. I think there was enough food for 10 people. Bread, cheese, salad, grape leaves, pasta, chicken, sausage, and shrimp! Xena did the cooking. She’s an amazing cook! It was one of the best meals, and you couldn’t beat the view while we ate! They kept the white wine and beer coming all day. Our glasses were never empty! We stopped one last place to swim where there were lots of other boats moored up so that was fun. Back to the dock, said our goodbyes and a driver took us back to town. This is where the day took a turn (at no fault of the tour operator). Cars can drive down to the dock where the tender boats are, so you options are to ride a donkey, walk for 30 minutes down very steep/uneven steps, or take the cable car. My husband walked in flip flops. He made it, but he said he would never do it again in flip flops. He would if he had tennis shoes on and 2 beers:). The rest of us took the cable car and the line was really long. There is no way of telling how long they wait is when you get in line. We waited about an hour, but I heard the wait can get to 3 or 4 hours. If I had it to do over I would have brought tennis shoes and walked down, or rode a donkey, but I felt sorry for them :(.