
Santorini island
Located in the south part of the Aegean Sea, Santorini is known as one of the most romantic holiday destinations, thanks to it scenic landscape. Famous worldwide for its breathtaking sunsets and dramatic caldera views, it is a life goal destination.
Raw natural beauty, whitewashed houses, sea caves and a captivating landscape are just some of the reasons why Santorini Greece is the paradise on earth.
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Years and years of volcanic activity have split the originally round shaped Santorini into five different islands: Santorini, Thirassia, Aspronisi, Palaia Kammeni and Nea Kammeni. At Palaia Kammeni island, there are healing hot springs, the yellow waters of which contain a big amount of sulfur, known for its therapeutic effects. At the lunar island of Nea Kammeni, there are also hot springs, as well as the volcano's crater.
What's more, like the rest of Cycladic islands, Santorini boasts amazing architecture. Traditional villages, blue domed churches and cliffs dotted with whitewashed houses create the perfect scenery for island exploration. We recommend you visit the historic settlement of Akrotiri, on the southeastern side of the island. Akrotiri is basically a prehistoric Minoan town, destroyed by a massive volcanic eruption around 1600 BC. Nevertheless, it is well-preserved until today, having a sophisticated architecture, picturesque streets and mesmerizing frescoes that reveal a prehistoric way of life.
Last, but not least, a great way to emerge into Santorini's long history is visiting its museums. The Museum of Musical Instruments, the Folklore Museum, the Nautical Museum and the Museum of Prehistoric Thera will give you a whole new image of this scenic island.
What's more, like the rest of Cycladic islands, Santorini boasts amazing architecture. Traditional villages, blue domed churches and cliffs dotted with whitewashed houses create the perfect scenery for island exploration. We recommend you visit the historic settlement of Akrotiri, on the southeastern side of the island. Akrotiri is basically a prehistoric Minoan town, destroyed by a massive volcanic eruption around 1600 BC. Nevertheless, it is well-preserved until today, having a sophisticated architecture, picturesque streets and mesmerizing frescoes that reveal a prehistoric way of life.
Last, but not least, a great way to emerge into Santorini's long history is visiting its museums. The Museum of Musical Instruments, the Folklore Museum, the Nautical Museum and the Museum of Prehistoric Thera will give you a whole new image of this scenic island.
Red beach Santorini

Perissa beach (Black beach) Santorini
Vlychada beach Santorini
Monolithos beach Santorini
The village of Karterados is just a 1,6 km (15 minutes walk) from Fira, 9 km away from Oia Santorini, 8 km away from the port (Athinios) and 3 km away from the Airport of Santorini. This traditional settlement boasts an amazing landscape and unique architecture. What's more, Karterados used to be an important captain village during 19th century, so it is full of stonemade ship owners' mansions and beautiful cave houses.
All the way down from Karterados, there is Exo Gialos beach (or Karterados beach), an impressive volcanic beach with black sand and pebbles. Its crystal clear waters and peaceful atmosphere make it the perfect choice for a relaxing day at the beach, without going too far. The most impressive feature of Exo Gialos beach is its imposing landscape: Stunning rock formations, shaped by the wind and the rain, surround the beach, highlighting the wild natural beauty of this place.
Apart from marveling the sunset views, some of the best things to do in Fira Santorini is walking, exploring the village, dining with a breathtaking view, shopping and experiencing Santorini's nightlife. Narrow paved streets, chic restaurants and iconic bars all belong to the cosmopolitan world of Fira. Since Fira is the biggest shopping center of the island, it is the perfect destination for shopping in Santorini. Elegant fashion boutiques and all kinds of shops are designed to redefine your perspective on Greek island shopping.
On a short walking distance from Fira, there are Firostefani village and Imerovigli village, which is the highest point of the caldera. As for sightseeing, there are many interesting places to visit in Fira, such as Megaron Gyzi Cultural Center, which holds many concerts and theatrical performances, two beautiful cathedrals, the Archaeological Museum of Thera and the Museum of Prehistoric Thera.
Fira, the island's capital, is one of the best places to watch the mesmerizing Santorini sunset. The promenade along the caldera is the best spot to watch the sunset in Fira. If you want to upgrade your sunset experience, you can go to a cocktail bar or restaurant and enjoy this magic hour while dining or sipping on a cocktail.