Craft Beer & Culture: Ftelos Brewery

When comparing the 7 tours we track across booking platforms, prices typically range from $29 to $165. The median price sits around $40, meaning you can find solid experiences for under $50 or opt for premium private packages that cost closer to $92. Most listings show clear upfront pricing without hidden fees.

Since every option falls under the Food & Drinks theme, you can expect tasting experiences rather than just facility walkthroughs. Based on the data, most tours include a guide (43% of options), while roughly a third come with beer tastings, drinks, or meals included. It is worth checking the specific itinerary, as some basic tickets may only cover entry without consumables.

Yes, accessibility is a strong point for this experience. Approximately 71% of the options we compare are tagged as wheelchair accessible. This makes it one of the more inclusive food and drink activities in Santorini, allowing travellers with mobility needs to join guided groups or private sessions comfortably.

The market here leans heavily toward exclusive experiences. While standard group tours exist, private tours make up the largest share of options at 43%. If you prefer a dedicated guide and flexible pacing, a private slot is widely available. However, if you are travelling solo or on a budget, group formats are still an option for about 29% of the listings.

You should plan for a short, focused experience. Durations typically span from 45 minutes to 2.8 hours, with a median length of about 1.2 hours. This allows you to enjoy the tasting and learn about the brewing process without committing a full half-day to the activity.

Booking ahead is generally recommended to secure your preferred time slot. All 7 options we compare offer instant confirmation, which means you can reserve immediately upon payment. Additionally, 71% of these tours allow free cancellation, giving you the flexibility to book early and adjust plans if your itinerary changes.

Guides are available in English and Greek. Since English is one of the two primary languages offered, international travellers will not face a language barrier during the tasting or educational portions of the tour.

Take a local bus or taxi. The ride takes about an hour.

Swimming is risky due to loose volcanic rock. Watch for warning signs.

Yes, but roads are narrow and steep. Consider using public transport instead.