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Updated: March 1, 2023
By Santorini Dave
See Also
- Fantasy Travel – Good travel agency in Athens, Greece
Travel agencies at the Santorini ferry port.
Though it may seem daunting at first, it’s not difficult to plan and book your trip to Santorini without using a travel agent. The internet makes it really easy to find flights (Kayak.com) and hotels (Booking.com), book ferry tickets (Ferryhopper.com), reserve a rental car (RentalCars.com, and discover great tours (GetYourGuide.com).
All of the above sites are reputable and will save you money that you can use later to enjoy the island. We’ve also got loads of great guides to get you started:
- How to Get to Santorini
- The Best Hotels in Santorini
- The Best Cheap Hotels in Santorini
- Santorini Ferry Port Guide
- Renting a Car on Santorini
- The Best Santorini Tours & Things to Do
- Complete Santorini Travel Guide
Recommended Santorini Travel Agents
- Omega Travel – Friendly and helpful travel agency in Santorini that can help with tours, boat trips around the caldera, and pretty much anything related to a Greek vacation. They have a five star rating on Tripadvisor. Call them at +30-694-142-4488 or email at info@omegatravel.gr.
- Dakoutros Travel – Located in the center of Fira, and at the port. Travel agents here can help with any kind of boat or island tour, and are the main agents for Blue Star Ferries, Golden Star, and Superfast Ferries. If you booked paper ferry tickets in advance for any of these companies, this is where you pick them up. Phone: +30-228-602-2220 or email: info@pelican.gr
- Nomikos Travel – If you have booked SeaJets, Hellenic Seaways, Minoan Lines, or Anek ferry tickets in advance you can pickup your tickets here, either at their office near the post office in Fira or at their office in the port. They also offer car rental and are good for booking any type of ferry ticket and sunset tours to Oia. Phone: +30-22860-22660 or email: info@nomikostravel.gr
Recommended Greece Travel Agents
- Fantasy Travel – Good for planning trips to Greece and the Greek islands. Located in Athens with good knowledge of all the Greek islands. Will arrange trips for visitors from UK, Ireland, Canada, USA, Australia, and India. (From anywhere really, though they’re primarily english and greek speaking.)
I'm Santorini Dave. I started this site in 2011 with a short article on tips for visiting Santorini with kids. We're now a small team of writers and researchers dedicated to providing the best travel content on the internet. We focus on 
Help…totally overwhelmed! Our 19 year old daughter has chosen Greece as her “once in a lifetime with just Mom and Dad” trip. We need to travel in May or June (short notice) and will have up to 10 days. Figured a couple of days in Athens and then she wants a water/beach/scenery type of vacation. Leaning towards focusing on Athens and Santorini unless you feel doing another island (Mykonos, Crete) is a must. Do I try to book everything myself, use a USA travel agent, a Greece travel agent? Normally I would research and book everything but this trip is throwing me for a loop. Any advise would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for all you do on your website.
It’s easy to plan and book yourself and that’s what I recommend. I’d do an Athens-Mykonos-Santorini-Athens loop. Book ferry tickets for Athens to Mykonos and Mykonos to Santorini on FerryHopper.com. Fly from Santorini back to Athens. Then book hotels in Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini on Booking.com. Easy.
We are in Santorini and want to buy ferry tickets to Mykonos. And then Mykonos to Athens. I see many different places to buy tickets. Is any one cheaper than the other? Can we buy the Mykonos to Athens ferry tickets in Santorini?
All the travel agents sell ferry tickets at the same price (they’re regulated by the government), so go to the most convenient one. Yes, you can buy Mykonos to Athens tickets in Santorini (and at the same price as buying in Mykonos).
Hi Dave!
I’ve booked a hotel in Oia that said it had a pool but I found out they don’t! Do you know of any luxury hotels with pools that might allow me to purchase an access pass, book a spa treatment or even that would allow us to use their pool if we buy lunch? I was really looking forward to swimming in an infinity pool overlooking the caldera!
Thanks!
C. Gilbert
Sorry, there are no hotels that allow non-guests to use their pool (even if you pay or buy lunch). The best option is Lioyerma pool bar which offers free use of their very nice pool for buying drinks or food.
Dave,
Great website…we are traveling in July to Greece. We arrive early evening and stay in centre city Athens. We plan to leave early the next morning and take a ferry from Piraeus to Mykonos. I was thinking to book ferry tickets online a couple of days before arrival to Athens. Once I purchase the ferry tickets, is there an option to print tickets at home? Or do I have to pick up tickets at the port? I also read there is a travel agency at the airport in arrivals, so could I pick up tickets there as well?
Thanks,
Raj
You can print them but if they don’t have a bar code they’re not good for boarding the ferry. In which case you pick them up from the kiosk at the Piraeus ferry port. It’s easy and efficient, just be at the port 45 minutes before departure and you’ll be fine. (You can book at the airport but not pickup tickets that you booked online.)