Which Santorini catamaran cruise is right for you?
If you’re visiting Santorini on a cruise ship, the 5-hour shared catamaran tour for cruise passengers (from €110 per person) is designed around your port call, while the 4-hour private caldera cruise (from €1,500 per group) offers a fully private experience timed to your ship’s schedule. Staying on the island? Choose the luxury morning cruise from Ammoudi Pier (from €140 per person), the sunset cruise (from €150 per person), or book the entire luxury catamaran privately for your group (from €1,500 per group).
Frequently asked questions
What is included in a Santorini catamaran cruise?
Our cruises include a full Greek meal freshly prepared on board with drinks, plus swim stops at the famous Red Beach and the volcanic warm springs. Hotel transfers are included on select cruises.
Should I choose a shared or a private catamaran?
Shared cruises (from €110–150 per person) are a great value for couples and small parties. A private catamaran (from €1,500 per group) gives your group the whole boat, a flexible route, and a personalized pace.
Can I join a catamaran cruise during a cruise-ship stop?
Yes — the catamaran tour for cruise passengers and the 4-hour private caldera cruise are both designed for cruise visitors, so you’re comfortably back in time for your ship’s departure.
Can we swim during the cruise?
Yes. Every cruise includes swim stops — at the Red Beach and at the volcanic warm springs — so bring your swimwear and a towel.
Is the morning or the sunset cruise better?
Both sail the same beautiful caldera waters. Morning cruises are ideal for cooler hours and quieter swim stops, while the sunset cruise ends with Santorini’s world-famous sunset seen from the water.
