Questions answered

This is the index of questions answered on Santorini Catamaran Cruises. Each page below answers one question fully, and every one of them links back here so you can move between them without searching.

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Whitecaps across the Santorini caldera and boats sheltering in a harbour on a windy day

Are Santorini Boat Trips Cancelled for Wind?

Sometimes, though reviews show route changes more often. The summer meltemi, what the listings say happens to your booking, and how to keep your options open.

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A catamaran sailing past the red and black volcanic cliffs of southern Santorini

How Long Is a Santorini Catamaran Cruise?

Five hours on the water for nearly every catamaran, plus up to 1.5 hours of pickup. Every format, from a 3-hour volcano boat to a 12-hour day.

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Guests relaxing on the netting of a catamaran anchored in a turquoise bay under the caldera cliffs

Is a Santorini Catamaran Cruise Worth It?

For most visitors, yes: $85 to $145 buys five hours, a meal, drinks, swim stops and transfers. Who should skip it, and the cheaper option.

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The wide, level deck of a catamaran moving over a calm sea in the Santorini caldera

Will You Get Seasick on a Santorini Catamaran?

Less likely than on most boats: a catamaran heels far less than a sailing boat and the caldera is sheltered. When it gets rough, and how to keep it at bay.

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