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Discover Santorini’s authentic side with a private organic farm visit, tasting local oils, herbs, and liqueurs amid stunning nature and knowledgeable guides.
Santorini: Private Agri-Educational Visit to an Organic Farm
When you think of Santorini, images of breathtaking sunsets, iconic blue-domed churches, and volcanic landscapes probably come to mind. But beyond the postcard-perfect views, there’s a quieter, more grounded side of the island that this tour offers a glimpse into. This private, two-hour visit to an organic farm in the south of Santorini provides a chance to connect with the local way of life — tasting authentic products, exploring traditional harvesting methods, and soaking up the island’s natural beauty.
What we really love about this experience is how intimate and educational it feels. You’re not just walking through a farm; you’re gaining a genuine insight into the artisanal processes behind some of Santorini’s best-known products, like organic olive oil and prickly pear seed oil. A small group setting (or private tour) makes it feel special and tailored, perfect for travelers seeking authenticity.
A possible consideration is that this tour involves a fair amount of walking and gentle hiking, so it might not suit those with mobility concerns or low fitness levels. Also, since it’s a private experience, it’s best suited for travelers who want an immersive, personalized encounter rather than a large-group sightseeing tour. Overall, if you’re curious about local agriculture and love tasting unique regional products, this tour hits the sweet spot.


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This private agri-educational tour is designed for those who want to see a different side of Santorini, away from the crowds and tourist hotspots. For just $59 per person, you gain an intimate look into the island’s organic farming practices, along with generous tastings and storytelling from passionate local owners. The overall tone is friendly, informative, and authentic — a genuine window into island life.
The tour begins with a short walk along picturesque cobblestone streets, setting the tone for a laid-back but engaging experience. Once at the farm, you’re greeted by your hosts, Maria and Dimitri, whose warmth and knowledge shine through during the guided walk.
Walking through the vineyard is a highlight, especially when the black currants are ripe. You’ll get to see the first black currant vineyard on Santorini — a rarity in the region — and learn about how these berries are harvested and processed into liqueur. The owners take pride in their unique products, and you’ll hear firsthand about their artisanal methods. Some reviews mention that depending on the season, visitors might even have the chance to pick some berries themselves, adding to the hands-on appeal.
Next, you’ll wander among aromatic herbs like thyme and caper — local varieties that thrive in Santorini’s arid climate. The owners often show visitors how they harvest and dry herbs in a traditional cave, used historically for natural drying and preserving. It’s a fascinating peek into age-old methods that have sustained farming here despite the harsh conditions.
No farm visit is complete without tasting. You’ll sample extra virgin organic olive oil infused with thyme and caper, which reviewers consistently praise for its quality. The olive oil is paired with organic bites like must cookies, cereals breadsticks, prickly pear juice, and almond rusks, revealing the farm’s commitment to organic, preservative-free products.
The highlight for many is the Liqueur Raisin — a rare, organic black raisin liqueur that’s described as smooth, flavorful, and a true reflection of the farm’s artisanal skills. Several reviewers mention buying some of these products afterward, emphasizing the excellent quality and authentic taste.
One traveler from France noted, “Maria and Dimitri were super welcoming,” emphasizing the personal attention that makes this tour special. Another mentioned that the owners are passionate and eager to share their process, which gives a genuine feel of community and dedication.
A Canadian visitor highlighted the “delicious snacks,” and a French guest called the location “stunning,” appreciating the “beautiful environment” and “kindness and simplicity” of the hosts. These reviews underline that the personal touch and high-quality products are what make this experience memorable.
This tour lasts approximately 2 hours, making it a perfect addition to a relaxed day of exploring Santorini. Since it is a private group, it offers flexibility and personalized attention, which many travelers find valuable. The price of $59 per person is quite reasonable considering the intimate setting, tastings, and educational content.
Note that the tour does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, so you’ll need to plan how to get there. The starting point is accessible via a short walk from a designated location, ideal if you’re staying nearby or want a central meeting spot.
The main strength is the authentic insight into organic farming with friendly guides who are eager to explain their processes. The scenic surroundings and the chance to taste high-quality, organic products make it a worthwhile splurge for food lovers and curious travelers alike.
However, given the walking involved, it’s worth noting that people with mobility issues or low fitness might find the tour a bit challenging. The experience is also quite seasonal, depending on harvest times, so check with the provider if specific products or activities are available during your visit.

This activity isn’t just about seeing a farm — it’s about connecting with the people behind Santorini’s artisanal products and understanding their dedication. It’s perfect for travelers who:
It’s especially suited for those who enjoy a relaxed pace, cultural exchange, and authentic regional flavors. If you’re after a memorable, behind-the-scenes look at Santorini’s local produce, this tour delivers.

This private organic farm visit offers more than just sightseeing — it’s an authentic, sensory experience rooted in the island’s rural traditions. The combination of scenic surroundings, passionate hosts, and delicious tastings makes it an excellent value for those wanting to explore Santorini beyond the usual.
The personalized nature of the tour, along with the chance to taste high-quality olive oils, herbal infusions, and unique liqueurs, makes it stand out. It’s particularly appealing for foodies, cultural enthusiasts, or anyone curious about sustainable farming practices in a stunning setting.
While the walking involved may not suit everyone, the overall experience offers a genuine taste of Santorini’s local life, making it a worthwhile addition to your island itinerary.
This tour is best suited for travelers seeking intimate, educational experiences paired with delicious regional products. If you value storytelling, quality, and authenticity, this visit can become a highlight of your Santorini trip.

Is this a private tour?
Yes, it’s a private group experience, which means the guide’s attention is solely on your party, making it more personalized.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours, providing enough time to explore, learn, and taste without feeling rushed.
What's included in the price?
You’ll get a guided tour, tastings of organic olive oil, liqueur raisin, organic snacks like cookies and breadsticks, and a chance to learn about the farm’s artisanal processes.
Are there any physical requirements?
Yes, expect some walking and hiking, especially around the vineyards, herbs, and the traditional drying cave. It involves a moderate amount of walking.
Is transportation provided?
No, hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. You’ll need to reach the starting point on your own or arrange transport.
When is the best time to go?
The activity is seasonal, depending on harvest times and herb drying seasons, so check with the farm for the best period.
What should I bring?
Wear comfortable clothes, closed-toe shoes, and bring a sun hat — Santorini can be sunny and dry.
Is this suitable for children?
The tour is best suited for adults and older children who can handle the walking; it may not be suitable for those with mobility issues or very young kids.
Can I buy the products after the tour?
Yes, many guests purchase olive oils, liqueurs, and snacks to take home — a lovely way to remember your trip.
In summary, this organic farm visit is a charming, authentic experience that offers a delicious taste of Santorini’s local produce and farming traditions. It’s perfect for those wanting a private, educational glimpse into island life, combined with scenic walks and excellent organic products.