• 2-hour guided tour of Akrotiri Archaeological Site
• Visit the famous archeological site of Akrotiri
• The entire village was created under the ashes of a volcano eruption
• Plenty of photo opportunities! Click amazing pictures to cherish a memory of a lifetime

Embark on a thrilling journey to Akrotiri, an archeological site where an entire village was submerged under the ashes of a volcanic eruption around 1459 BC. Marvel at Frescoes and fascinating ceramic artifacts and learn about the recovered artifacts like Pithoi and other finds. Pay a visit to the burial place of the chief archeologist, Professor Spyridon Marinatos of the University of Athens.

If you are in Santorini, visit Akrotiri, an ancient city which was frozen in time around 1459 BC by a volcanic eruption. Go inside with your guide and learn about the Minoan city before and after the disaster. Explore the ruins of multistoried buildings that date back to the 16th century, and admire the intricately designed drainage system that shows how advanced this civilization was. As you wander around the main street, marvel at Frescoes and fascinating ceramic artifacts. Learn all about the ceramic artifacts such as Pithoi and other findings. Admire the thrilling view of Akrotiri from a triangular plaza near the exit and don’t forget to see the burial place of the Chief archaeologist, Professor Spyridon Marinatos of the University of Athens, who died during excavation work on the site.