Santorini · TICKETS
Good tickets & entry passes fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend two hours at The White Door Theatro in Fira, where Greek actors, musicians, and dancers welcome you into a wedding celebration. Enjoy local wine and mezedes, learn Syrtaki steps, sing along to Zorba, and smash plates at the finale. Seating is assigned in the Blue Zone.
“amazing, a must see when visiting Santorini, lots of live music and dancing, they serve wine and some snacks”
Visit Santorini’s Lost Atlantis Museum in Megalochori for an hour of Plato, Minoan history, holograms, augmented reality, and a sensory 9D account of the eruption. Guides explain each exhibit in Greek or English, while displays offer eight language options.
“We loved this guide to the world of the lost Atlantis. Would recommend it to anyone.”
Enter Akrotiri for one day and explore its ash-preserved Bronze Age streets at your own pace. Use the Clio Muse audio guide in English, French, Italian, or German to understand sites such as the Square of the Double Horns and House of the Ladies. Bring a charged phone and headphones.
“This is a superb museum and the breadth of the excavation (which in fact only scratched the surface) is stunning. Very good explanations and other visual guides as well.”
At Lost Atlantis Experience in Megalochori, you’ll follow Plato’s search for an ideal city, inspect a huge Atlantis diorama, and watch Santorini’s geological story unfold. The 9D destruction show uses sound, motion, and visual effects. Allow about one hour. Entry is in English and suited to ages 6 and up.
“Simple activity which would be best for young children. Our family included two adults and two teenagers, the museum lasted us about an hour. We saw many young kids who were having a blast! Historical information was the highlight.”
Pick a deck, a cellar or a lane.
