Scooter route Prophet Elias Monastery

the highest settlement of the island

Prophet Elias Monastery

or an awesome view of Santorini head up to Profitis Ilias Mountain Peak, the islands highest mountain at 567m / 1860ft. Pass through the town of Pyrgos and then take the steep road up the mountain. Be careful of the narrow roads, hairpin turns and coaches that also venture up there. At the top you will be treated to an amazing view!
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Renting a buggy (also known as an ATV or quad bike) in Santorini is a popular way to explore the island. Here’s how you can rent one:________________________________________Steps to Rent a Buggy in Santorini

1. Find a Rental Company:o Look for reputable rental companies in Santorini. Many are located in Fira, Oia, Perissa, and Akrotiri.o Some well-known rental companies include: Get Rental (Fira) Rent Me Love Me (akrotiri)

2. Check Requirements:o You’ll need a valid driver’s license (EU licenses are accepted; non-EU licenses may require an International Driving Permit).o Most companies require you to be at least 18–21 years old.

3. Choose Your Buggy:o Buggies come in different sizes (single-seater, two-seater, or four-seater).o Prices typically range from €100–€150 per day, depending on the model and rental duration.

4. Inspect the Buggy:o Before renting, check the vehicle for any existing damage and ensure it’s in good condition.o Take photos or videos as proof of the buggy’s condition before you drive off.

5. Understand the Rental Agreement:o Read the terms and conditions carefully, including insurance coverage, fuel policy, and liability for damages.o Some companies offer full insurance for an additional fee.

6. Explore Santorini:o Popular routes include driving from Fira to Oia, visiting Red Beach, or exploring the villages of Pyrgos and Megalochori.o Be cautious on steep and narrow roads, especially in busy areas.________________________________________

Tips for Renting a Buggy• Book in Advance: During peak season (June–September), buggies can sell out quickly.
• Wear Protective Gear: Helmets are usually provided, but consider wearing sunglasses and sunscreen.
• Drive Safely: Santorini’s roads can be narrow and winding, so drive cautiously.
• Fuel Up: Most buggies are rented with a full tank, and you’re expected to return them the same way.

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