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Δείτε το δωμάτιοHere's what happens when you search for romantic things to do in Santorini: you get the same five activities on every list. Oia sunset. Blue dome photo. Wine tasting. Rinse, repeat.
Those lists aren't wrong. They're just lazy.
We've been hosting couples at our hotel in Fira for years, honeymooners, anniversary travelers, people who just needed a week away from everything. And what we've learned is that the most romantic Santorini moments are rarely the obvious ones. They happen on a quiet terrace before anyone else is awake. In a hilltop village where you won't see another tourist. During the hour after dinner when the caldera path is lit only by the moon and the faint glow of the town below.
If you're looking for the best things to do in Santorini for couples, this is what we actually recommend. Fifteen experiences, ranked not by popularity but by how romantic they really are. Some cost nothing. Some need advance booking. And one is a myth we need to clear up before you waste time searching for it.
For the full picture of planning a romantic trip here, read our Santorini couples and honeymoon guide.
Quick Answer: The most romantic things to do in Santorini for couples include a sunset catamaran cruise along the caldera, a private dinner at a caldera-view restaurant, wine tasting at Santo Wines or Venetsanos, watching the sunrise together from Skaros Rock, and, honestly, simply doing nothing on your private terrace with a jacuzzi and a glass of Assyrtiko. Skip the Oia crowds. The real romance is in the quiet moments.
1. Sunset Catamaran Cruise: The One Every Couple Should Book
Cost: EUR 120-180 per person (shared) or EUR 800-1,500 (private charter for two) Duration: 4-5 hours Best months: May through October How to book: Through your hotel, Aroma Suites arranges these directly
If you do one thing together on this island, make it this.
You sail along the caldera cliffs, past Red Beach and White Beach, through the hot springs at the volcano, and back as the sun disappears into the Aegean. For a different kind of couples' day on the water, explore the quieter beaches around the island before or after your cruise. There's grilled fish and Greek salad on deck. You swim off the side of the boat. The entire western sky shifts from gold to amber to deep violet while the water is so still it barely moves your wine glass.
The shared cruises are good, typically 15-20 guests, open bar, full meal. But the private charter is a different thing entirely. It's just you two, a captain, and a chef. You pick the route. You set the pace. You can drop anchor wherever you want and float in the water while dinner gets cooked behind you.
The insider move: Book the sunset cruise, not the daytime one. The daytime trips cover the same route but miss the whole point. You want to be on the water when the light changes. If your budget allows only one splurge on this trip, this is the one.
Why it tops the list: Something happens when you're on the water, away from the island, watching Santorini from a distance. All the tourist noise falls away. It's the caldera, the sky, and the person next to you. I've seen couples married thirty years tear up during the sunset portion. That's the kind of experience it is.
For routes, operators, pricing, and what to expect, read our full Santorini catamaran cruise guide.
2. Private Caldera-View Dinner: The Tables Worth Booking
Cost: EUR 80-200 per person depending on the restaurant Best months: April through October (outdoor terrace season) Reservations: Essential in peak season, book at least 2-3 weeks ahead
Santorini has restaurants that would stand out in any city in the world. What makes them different here is this: your table sits on the edge of a volcanic cliff, 300 metres above the sea, with the caldera stretching out in front of you while the sky changes colour. A santorini romantic dinner like that isn't something you eat. It's something you carry around in your head for decades.
Three restaurants worth the reservation:
Selene (Fira) - Fine dining, creative Greek tasting menu. One of Greece's most acclaimed restaurants, recently relocated to Fira from its longtime Pyrgos home. The dining experience at sunset is one of the most beautiful places to eat in Greece. EUR 100-150 per person with wine. Reserve early, they don't have many tables.
Lycabettus (Oia) - Mediterranean cuisine on a cliffside terrace that feels like it's floating above the water. The sunset views justify the price, and the service is impeccable. EUR 120-180 per person. Save this for the special night.
Ambrosia (Oia) - Intimate. Refined. The terrace is small, maybe eight tables, which makes it feel like a private dining room suspended over the sea. Greek-Mediterranean menu, excellent local wine list. EUR 90-140 per person.
Our honest take: We lean toward Selene. It's in Fira, so you avoid the Oia sunset crowds. The food matches or beats the Oia options. And after dinner, you walk back along the lit caldera path to your hotel. That walk, at night, with the caldera below you, the air still warm, is part of the experience.
One more thing: Ask for the table closest to the caldera edge. Every restaurant has one or two tables with the most unobstructed view. They go first. Mention that it's a honeymoon or anniversary when you book, and most restaurants will do what they can.
For more, see our best restaurants in Fira guide.
3. Wine Tasting with Caldera Views: Assyrtiko Is the Real Thing
Cost: EUR 15-30 per person for a tasting flight (4-6 wines) Duration: 1-2 hours Best months: Year-round, but outdoor terraces are open April through October
Santorini's wines are something you probably haven't tasted before. The volcanic soil, the dry climate, the ancient kouloura vine-training method, vines grow in ground-level baskets to protect them from the Meltemi wind, all of it produces whites with a mineral intensity that wine people travel specifically to experience.
Two wineries that combine serious wine with views worth the drive:
Santo Wines (Pyrgos) - The terrace is one of the most photographed spots on the island. You sit on the caldera edge with a flight of Assyrtiko, Nykteri, and Vinsanto in front of you and the entire crater stretching below. The sunset sessions are the most popular, so book ahead. It gets busy, but the terrace is large enough that it never feels cramped.
Venetsanos Winery (Megalochori) - Built into the cliff face. More intimate than Santo. The barrel-aged Assyrtiko is worth the trip on its own, and the setting, a restored early-20th-century industrial winery, has real character. Less crowded, which makes it better for an afternoon with your partner.
Choosing between them: Santo for the big view and the sunset. Venetsanos for a quieter visit. If you have time, do both. They're 15 minutes apart by car.
What most visitors miss: Order the Vinsanto at either winery. It's Santorini's legendary sweet wine, made from sun-dried Assyrtiko grapes, and it pairs with the sunset in a way that sounds like marketing but isn't. If you fall in love with a bottle, buy it there. The same wine costs three times as much at home, if you can even find it.
For all the island's wineries, see our Santorini wine tasting guide.
4. Couples Photoshoot at Golden Hour
Cost: EUR 250-500 for a 1-hour session with a professional photographer Best time: 1 hour before sunset (the "golden hour") or just after sunrise How to book: Instagram is your best research tool, search #santorini photographer and review portfolios
The light here is different. Full stop. The white buildings act as natural reflectors, the volcanic haze softens shadows, and during golden hour everything turns warm amber. Photographers who work Santorini daily know how to use it.
A couples photoshoot isn't just for honeymooners. We see anniversary couples, engagement trips, and partners who simply want photos that aren't selfies with tourists in the background. If you're planning a honeymoon here, a professional session is one of the best investments you'll make, because five years from now, those will be the photos on your wall.
Where the best photographers shoot: The blue domes of Firostefani (early morning, before anyone arrives), the quiet streets of Imerovigli, the back alleys of Pyrgos, and the Amoudi Bay steps in Oia. A good photographer steers you away from the crowded spots and toward locations that photograph beautifully but that most visitors walk right past.
What to expect: 60-90 minutes. You'll receive 50-150 edited photos within 1-2 weeks. EUR 250-500 is standard for a quality photographer with local experience. Below EUR 200, you're likely getting someone with limited gear or limited experience with the island's light.
The secret weapon: Ask about a sunrise session. Almost no one does these because tourists don't think to ask, but the morning light in Santorini is softer and more flattering than sunset light, and you'll have the streets entirely to yourselves.
Full details in our Santorini photoshoot guide.
5. Watch the Sunset from Your Hotel Terrace: The Most Honest Option
Cost: Included with your stay (at a caldera-view hotel) Best months: Any time, this is a year-round experience
Here's something most travel guides skip because it doesn't make for exciting content: the most romantic sunset in Santorini is the one you watch from your own terrace, in your bathrobe, with no plan and no audience.
At a caldera-view hotel in Fira, your terrace faces directly west. Uninterrupted view from the volcano to the sea. You're not sharing the moment with 800 strangers crammed onto Oia Castle. There's no pressure to find the "best spot." You're already in it.
Make it an event: pick up a bottle of Assyrtiko from a local shop, order a cheese plate from your hotel, and settle in 45 minutes before sunset. The show lasts about an hour, from the first golden light to the deep violet afterglow. Stay for the afterglow. It's often more beautiful than the sunset itself.
Why we rate this so highly: After years of arranging every kind of couple experience, we've figured out something. Romance comes from unhurried time together in a beautiful place, not from expensive restaurants or performative activities. Your caldera terrace delivers that every single evening.
For the best viewpoints across the island, see our Santorini sunset guide.
6. Walk the Caldera Path from Fira to Oia at Sunrise
Cost: Free Duration: 3-4 hours (roughly 10 km) Difficulty: Moderate, uneven terrain, some steep sections Best months: April through June, September through October (too hot in July-August)
Everyone knows this hike. Almost nobody does it right.
The typical version: you walk in the afternoon, with hundreds of other hikers, in full sun, arriving at Oia just in time to join the sunset crush. It's fine. But it's not romantic.
The version we recommend starts at dawn. You leave Fira at first light, 6:00 AM in summer, 7:00 AM in shoulder season, and walk the caldera ridge as the sun rises behind you, turning the cliffs from grey to gold. The path is empty. The villages are still sleeping. You hear your footsteps, birdsong, and the distant sound of water far below.
By mid-morning you reach Oia. The village is just waking up. You find a bakery, order coffee and a bougatsa, a custard pastry that's unreasonably good when you've been hiking, and sit on a quiet terrace while every other tourist is still in bed.
Why sunrise beats sunset for this hike: At dawn, the caldera cliffs catch the first light and glow golden-pink. The colours are something you won't forget. You're sharing the experience with your partner, not with tour groups. And you arrive in Oia with the whole day ahead of you.
Practical notes: Start from Fira, not Oia. The route is slightly downhill overall in this direction. Bring water, sunscreen, and proper shoes, the path has loose gravel in places. And bring a light layer for the first 30 minutes. It's cool before the sun clears the ridge.
Read more about the hike in our things to do in Santorini guide.
7. Amoudi Bay Seafood Dinner: 300 Steps Down to the Water
Cost: EUR 40-70 per person Best time: Late afternoon (arrive by 5:30 PM in peak season for a waterside table) How to get there: Walk down the 300 steps from Oia to the bay
Amoudi Bay is a tiny fishing harbour at the bottom of Oia's cliffs. You get there by walking down roughly 300 steps carved into volcanic rock. At the bottom: a handful of seafood tavernas right at the water's edge, fishing boats bobbing next to your table, and cliffs glowing orange and red above you.
This place feels nothing like the polished restaurants up on the caldera rim. It's raw. Simple. The kind of beautiful that doesn't need to try. You eat grilled octopus, fish caught that morning, and a Greek salad with tomatoes that taste like actual tomatoes, not the pale things that pass for tomatoes in most of the world. Cold Mythos beer or a carafe of white wine. Water lapping at the rocks beside your feet.
The restaurants: Four or five small tavernas. Honestly? The differences between them are minor. All serve excellent fresh seafood, all share the same setting. Ammoudi Fish Tavern and Sunset Ammoudi are popular choices, but whichever has a free table at the water's edge is the right one.
After dinner: Stay for the cliff-jumping. Locals and adventurous visitors leap from a rock platform at the far end of the bay into deep, clear water. Even if you don't jump, watching from a taverna table with a glass of wine is its own kind of entertainment.
What nobody warns you about: Those 300 steps down are also 300 steps back up. After a meal and wine, in the warm evening air, the climb is real. Wear comfortable shoes. Take your time. Some couples take the donkey path back up, though we recommend the steps for both your comfort and the donkeys' wellbeing.
8. Hot Air Balloon Ride: Why This Doesn't Exist (and What to Do Instead)
We need to be upfront about this because too many travel lists include it, and couples waste time trying to book something that isn't real.
There are no hot air balloon rides in Santorini. The island's geography, strong Meltemi winds, narrow ridges, limited flat landing areas, dense village construction, makes balloon flights impractical and unsafe. No licensed operator exists. If you find a website offering them, it's a scam or photoshopped marketing.
What to do instead for that airborne feeling:
- Helicopter sightseeing flight: These are real. A 20-30 minute tour over the caldera runs EUR 200-400 per person. You see the entire caldera, the volcano, and the island's eastern beaches from above. Book through your hotel with a licensed operator.
- Paragliding: Available seasonally, tandem paragliding from the caldera cliffs. EUR 150-250 per person.
- Skaros Rock at sunrise: Free. Standing on a volcanic promontory jutting into the caldera at dawn, with nobody else around, comes surprisingly close to the feeling people imagine from a balloon.
Why we include this: Too many couples arrive expecting a balloon ride and feel let down when it doesn't exist. We'd rather you know now and plan something real.
9. Couples Spa Day with a Caldera View
Cost: EUR 80-200 per person for a 60-90 minute treatment Best months: Year-round (many spas are indoor with caldera views through glass)
After days of walking cobblestone paths, climbing steps, and exploring villages, a couples massage in Santorini is a genuine reset. Several hotels and independent spas offer treatments with caldera views. You lie on the table and look out over the volcano and the sea. It sounds excessive. It's not.
The best spa experiences pair a treatment with access to a jacuzzi, steam room, and relaxation terrace. Some properties add lunch on the terrace afterward, which turns a spa appointment into a half-day of doing very little, very well.
What to look for: Couples treatments where you're in the same room, side by side. The shared experience is the romantic part. Separate rooms defeat the purpose.
A better option if your hotel has a jacuzzi: Book an in-room massage instead. Several therapists on the island offer mobile services. A massage on your own terrace, followed by an hour in your jacuzzi watching the caldera, that's hard to improve on. Our cave suite has an indoor heated jacuzzi that makes this particularly good in shoulder season when evenings are cooler.
10. Horseback Riding at Sunset
Cost: EUR 80-130 per person for a 1-2 hour ride Best months: April through October Where: Several operators on the island's southern and eastern coasts
This takes you through the Santorini that most tourists never see. Volcanic landscapes, vineyards, black-sand beaches. The sunset rides, in particular, are something: you ride along the beach as the sky turns gold, with the Aegean stretching flat to the horizon.
The trails generally follow the island's less-developed southern coast, passing through agricultural areas and ending at or near the beach. The terrain is mostly flat, and operators accommodate beginners. No experience needed.
What to expect: Small group (typically 2-6 people), gentle pace, mostly walking with some trotting for experienced riders. The sunset sessions time the beach portion to coincide with golden hour.
Worth asking about: Private rides for two. Some operators offer them at a premium. The difference matters. A group ride is enjoyable enough. A private ride, just the two of you on horseback at sunset, with the guide trailing behind at a distance? That's a different thing entirely.
11. Private Cooking Class Together
Cost: EUR 70-120 per person Duration: 3-4 hours (cooking + dinner) Best months: Year-round
This one surprises people. A cooking class doesn't sound romantic in the traditional sense. But there's something about learning a skill together, laughing when the dough falls apart, tasting each other's attempts, sitting down to eat a meal you built from scratch, that brings couples closer than any staged experience.
The best Santorini cooking classes happen in private homes or small farm settings. You cook with local ingredients: Santorini cherry tomatoes (sweeter and more intense than any tomato you've tasted in your life), fava beans grown in volcanic soil, capers picked from the hillsides.
What you'll cook: Typically 4-5 dishes. Tomatokeftedes (tomato fritters), fava puree, stuffed vine leaves, a main, and dessert. You eat everything you made, paired with local wine. The host walks you through the recipes, shares stories about island food, and serves portions that could feed a small village.
Why it's genuinely romantic: You work together. You sit down to eat what you created. You leave with the recipes. And months later, you make tomatokeftedes in your kitchen at home, and Santorini comes flooding back. That's the definition of a good souvenir.
Go deeper: Choose a class that starts with a market or farm visit. The best ones take you through a village market or the host's garden before you cook. It doubles the value.
12. Sunrise at Skaros Rock, Imerovigli
Cost: Free Duration: 1-2 hours How to get there: 15-minute walk from Imerovigli village centre, then 10-minute hike to the rock
If you're the kind of couple that sets an alarm on vacation, and only for something worth it, this is your experience.
Skaros Rock is a volcanic promontory that juts out from Imerovigli, the highest point on the caldera rim. In the evening, a handful of hikers gather here for sunset. At sunrise, you'll have it entirely to yourselves.
You walk out in near-darkness, following the path by the glow of your phone. Ruins of a 13th-century Venetian fortress surround you. Then the sky begins to lighten behind the eastern mountains. The caldera cliffs catch the first light. Pink, then gold, then blazing white. The volcano sits below, still in shadow. The sea is glass.
For 20-30 minutes, you stand on a rock 300 metres above the sea, watching the world wake up, and there's nobody else within sight. Not one person.
Bring: A blanket and coffee from your hotel. Sit on the flat section near the church ruins and watch the full show. The best mornings are in May, June, September, and October, clear skies, mild temperatures, and a sunrise at a manageable hour (around 6:00-6:30 AM).
For more on Skaros Rock as a sunset spot, see our Santorini sunset guide.
13. Open-Air Cinema in Kamari
Cost: EUR 8-10 per person Season: May through October Where: Cinema Kamari, on the main road in Kamari village
This is the kind of thing couples remember years later, and it costs less than two cocktails.
Cinema Kamari is an open-air movie theatre in a garden on the eastern side of the island. Deckchairs under the stars, surrounded by bougainvillea. A drink from the bar. A warm breeze. That's the setup.
The films are in English (or with English subtitles). The programme mixes recent releases with classics. The screen is nothing special. The projector is old-school. But the setting, watching a film outdoors, in a garden, on a Greek island, with wine, turns an ordinary evening into something you'll talk about on the flight home.
Why it belongs on this list: Not everything romantic needs to cost EUR 200 or involve a caldera view. Some of the best couple moments happen when you do something simple and unexpectedly good.
Timing tip: Go on a weeknight. Weekends get busier. Combine it with dinner at one of Kamari's beachfront tavernas beforehand, food is less expensive than the caldera villages, and the quality is honestly excellent.
14. Explore Pyrgos Village Together: Quiet, Authentic, No Crowds
Cost: Free (plus whatever you spend on coffee and a meal) Duration: 2-3 hours How to get there: 15-minute drive from Fira, or by local bus
While every couple on the island fights for space at Oia Castle, Pyrgos sits quietly in the island's centre, largely ignored. This is a mistake.
Pyrgos is the highest village on Santorini, built around a medieval Venetian castle. Narrow lanes spiral upward through whitewashed houses, blue shutters, vine-covered doorways. You climb. You get lost. You find a tiny church, a hidden courtyard, a view that stretches from one coast to the other. Nobody asks you to move for their photo.
At the top, the Kasteli, castle ruins, gives you a 360-degree panorama. On a clear day you can see the entire caldera to the west and the beaches of Perissa and Kamari to the east.
Where to eat: Franco's Cafe has a terrace with caldera views and remains one of the island's best-kept secrets. For fine dining, head back to Fira and book Selene.
What makes it romantic: Pyrgos feels like the Santorini of thirty years ago. Before Instagram, before the cruise ships. Walking its lanes together with no map and no agenda feels like discovering something that belongs only to you.
The move: Come in late afternoon. Explore the village. Climb to the Kasteli for sunset, almost nobody does this, which is exactly the point. Have dinner in the village afterward. An entire romantic evening for the cost of a meal.
For more on Fira and how it compares, see Fira vs. Oia.
15. Simply Do Nothing: Jacuzzi, Greek Breakfast, Slow Mornings
Cost: Included with your stay Best months: Every month
This is probably the most important item on this list. And it's the one no travel guide ever includes because "do nothing" doesn't generate clicks.
But the most romantic thing many couples do in Santorini is exactly that. Nothing.
You wake up slowly. Greek breakfast arrives at your room, yoghurt with Santorini honey, fresh bread, thick coffee. You sit on the terrace in the morning light, watching a catamaran cross the caldera below. You get into the jacuzzi and stay there for an hour. You read. You talk. You don't look at your phone.
In our experience, couples who build at least two or three "nothing days" into their trip are the ones who come back and tell us it was the most romantic holiday of their lives. Not because of what they did. Because of the space they gave themselves to simply be together.
Why this matters: Most couples live fast. Jobs, routines, screens, schedules. Santorini strips all that away, but only if you let it. If you fill every hour with activities and reservations, you'll leave with content for your feeds but not with the deep, slow reconnection that this island was built for.
What makes it work: A hotel with a caldera view, a private terrace, and a jacuzzi. That's not a luxury upgrade. It's the infrastructure of romance. When your morning view is the caldera and your evening view is the sunset and everything in between is unhurried, that's when Santorini does what it does.
Our honeymoon suite and private villa with outdoor jacuzzi are designed for this. Caldera views from every room, private terraces, heated jacuzzis, and a location in the center of Fira so that when you do want to go out, everything is steps away.
How to Plan Your Romantic Santorini Trip
A few practical notes.
Best months for romance: May, June, and September. Warm enough for every outdoor activity, cool enough for comfortable walking, and far fewer crowds than July-August. October is lovely but some seasonal activities, catamaran cruises, horse riding, begin to wind down.
How many days: Four to five nights gives you the right pace. Enough time for two or three planned experiences, one or two special dinners, and, this is the part people always underestimate, two or three days of doing very little. Three nights is rushed. A week is ideal if you can manage it.
Where to stay: A caldera-view hotel in Fira gives you the best combination of views, walkability, and value. You're central to everything, with restaurants and shops on foot, and you avoid the premium of Oia. Depending on your style, Fira's caldera corridor has options from Aroma Suites' cave-style architecture to the modern pool-and-terrace design at Uma Ray Suites, or the full privacy of Casa di Terra Villa if you prefer a house over a hotel room. Full breakdown in Where to Stay in Santorini and our Fira guide.
Our 5-night romantic itinerary suggestion:
| Day | Morning | Afternoon/Evening |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrive, settle in, terrace time | Dinner in Fira, caldera walk |
| Day 2 | Sunrise at Skaros Rock | Wine tasting, caldera-view dinner |
| Day 3 | Nothing. Jacuzzi. Breakfast. Read. | Sunset catamaran cruise |
| Day 4 | Couples photoshoot (sunrise slot) | Explore Pyrgos, dinner in the village |
| Day 5 | Cooking class | Open-air cinema in Kamari |
Aroma Suites: Your Base for Romance in Santorini
Aroma Suites arranges catamaran cruises, wine tours, and private experiences for every couple who stays with us. Our cave-style suites sit on the Fira caldera edge, with heated jacuzzis, private terraces, and morning views that make you forget what day it is.
Book direct for three nights or more and receive a complimentary bottle of Santorini wine. Book four nights or more and we add a free airport or port transfer.
Book your caldera-view suite and let us plan the romance
Frequently Asked Questions
What can couples do in Santorini?
Couples in Santorini can book sunset catamaran cruises, caldera-view fine dining, wine tasting at volcanic wineries, couples photoshoots at golden hour, the Fira-to-Oia caldera hike, horseback riding at sunset, cooking classes, and spa treatments. The island is also ideal for doing nothing, a caldera-view terrace with a jacuzzi and slow mornings is one of the most romantic experiences available.
Where is the most romantic place in Santorini?
For intimacy, a caldera-view hotel terrace in Fira or Imerovigli is hard to beat. You get the sunset, the volcano views, and complete privacy. For a romantic meal, Selene in Fira and Lycabettus in Oia are the two strongest options. For a romantic activity, nothing tops a private sunset catamaran cruise along the caldera.
Is Santorini good for couples who aren't on their honeymoon?
Absolutely. While Santorini is famous as a honeymoon destination, it's equally suited to anniversary trips, milestone birthdays, engagement celebrations, or a getaway with no occasion attached. The romantic atmosphere is baked into the landscape, caldera views, sunset light, intimate villages, not into any specific "honeymoon package."
Can you do a hot air balloon ride in Santorini?
No. Despite appearing on some travel lists, hot air balloon rides don't exist in Santorini. The island's strong Meltemi winds, narrow terrain, and dense construction make balloon flights impractical. Alternatives for aerial views include helicopter tours (EUR 200-400 per person) and paragliding (EUR 150-250 per person, seasonal).
How many days do couples need in Santorini?
Four to five nights is the sweet spot. Enough for a catamaran cruise, a wine tasting, a few special dinners, and, importantly, unstructured days for slow mornings, terrace time, and deciding what to do ten minutes before you do it. Three nights is possible but feels rushed. A full week allows the kind of deep relaxation that makes this island most romantic.
What are the best honeymoon things to do in Santorini?
A private catamaran cruise at sunset, a caldera-view dinner at Selene or a cliff-edge restaurant in Fira, a couples photoshoot at golden hour, wine tasting at Santo Wines or Venetsanos, and at least two full days of doing nothing on your private terrace. For detailed honeymoon logistics, read our honeymoon planning guide.
If you're thinking about taking the next step, our Santorini proposal guide covers the best locations, photographer tips, and how to plan the moment.
Planning your romantic trip to Santorini? Dreaming of a destination wedding on the caldera? Read our Santorini couples and honeymoon guide for everything from proposals to elopements and destination weddings, our honeymoon planning guide for logistics, and our romantic hotels guide for where to stay.
