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Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist

The Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist is the main church of Santorini located in the main square of Fira. It is known for its 18th-century decor, ornate sandstone architecture and stunning painted ceilings. It also offers breathtaking views of the sea and the surrounding neighbourhood of Fira. The exteriors are peach along with a beautiful clock tower which houses three bells. The Cathedral is a 10-minute walk away from the Fira bus station.

The cooking classes in Santorini are considered a great retreat; one can learn and eat authentic homemade Greek and Mediterranean cuisine at these classes. Local chefs collaborate with tourists and teach them more about the Santoranian style of cooking which the visitors can relish later alongside some Greek Wine. Cooking has been considered an art form worldwide, and these classes can be therapeutic in nature. Moreover, vegan and vegetarian classes have been a hit in Santorini lately, so if you are a vegetarian, don't worry; you will have a lot of options to choose from. Read More

Perched on top of a hill, Imerovigli is a tiny village in Santorini famous for its sleek bars, adorable cafés, terraces and sunset points. The whitewashed houses, narrow lanes and Cycladic architecture of Imerovigli are sure to leave you spellbound. Skaros, the ruins of a 13th-century castle, is one of the must-visit places in Santorini, nestled in Imerovigli. The trail to Skaros is excellent for beginners, and tourists can visit Agios Ioannis Chapel and Agios Georgios Chapel on the way. Read More

A fun way to tour the volcano in Santorini is definitely through the Jet Ski. A Jet Ski tour takes up to three hours, including training and exploring the volcanic cliffs. The usual route starts from Perivolos Beach, heading southwards towards Vlyhada Beach and Kampia via Red Beach. On your way back, you can end this unwinding yet thrilling experience with a lavish meal and refreshing drinks!

Kamari Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Santorini with a stretch of 5 kms of black volcanic sand and crystalline deep waters. It is located at the foot of Mesa Vouno mountain offering a stunning view of the hill. It is a blue flag beach popular for diving, snorkelling, paddle boating, windsurfing, water skiing and surfing. Kamari beach is perfect for a stroll and looks stunning after sundown. It is an organised and clean beach with a lifeguard on duty, multiple sunbeds, umbrellas, showers and numerous other facilities. Read More

Cine Kamari is one of the best open-air cinemas in Europe. It is located in Kamari, a 12-minute drive from Fira. All films are in English with Greek subtitles, with doors opening at 8:30 PM and movies starting at 9:30 PM. It is advised to reach early to get the best seats. Indulge in delicious food and drinks at the bar and concession stand that is available on the site. If it gets chilly, you can always ask for a blanket but also advisable to carry your jacket or sweater as it can get cold at night. Read More

Kayaking

When visiting Santorini, sea kayaking is a must-to-do activity. Be it the Red Beach, with its rusty sands, or White Beach, with its milky cliffs, Santorini's beaches are set in the perfect backdrop for a swim, snorkel or kayaking experience. In addition, you can witness exceptional vistas of both the Caldera and the volcano while kayaking along the southern coast. The experienced trainers make kayaking easy for beginners; bookings can be made online or on-site. Read More

The traditional Megalochori village is a picturesque lively village located 7 km from Santorini airport. It is a hidden gem with excellent wineries, the largest wine-producing plants in Greece, and beautiful vineyards. The village is dotted with white churches, stunning hotels, cobblestoned narrow streets and alleys. It offers stunning views of the Agean sea. The central square is the heart of Megalochori, where locals gather to play cards or grab coffee at the traditional cafes under the shade of trees. Along with discovering local stores, cafes and restaurants, you can admire the distinct neoclassical houses, old cave houses and stately houses dating back to the 17th century. These houses have great Cycladic architecture and have been preserved by authorities. There are also adorable churches to explore in the village. Megalochori is accessible by bus or car. Read More

Moon Beach, also known as Vlychada Beach, is a moon-shaped beach located on the southern tip of Santorini, near the beach of Agios Georgios. It is a grey sand beach with clean deep waters which rests below tall cliffs formed by the volcano. It is perfect for sunbathing and snorkelling and is less crowded than other beaches. Some taverns and beach bars are located towards the beach's southern end. Sun loungers and umbrellas are available for rent. The northern side is quieter and also nudist-friendly, with no amenities available. It is unsuitable for families with children because of the deep waters. Read More

The Museum of Prehistoric Thera, located in Fira, exhibits Santorini's history and ancient civilization. It houses findings from the excavation of the ancient village of Akoriti, Potamas, Thera and many others areas of Santorini. It consists of exhibits such as marble statues, weapons, tools, jewellery, objects of everyday use, wall painting and more. The Museum of Prehistoric Thera is divided into four different sections. The first section showcases Fira’s history, the second Fira’s geology, the third houses findings of the Neolithic and post-Cycladic era and the last section consists of prehistoric collection from Akoriti town. Some of the prominent exhibits are the figurine of a golden goat, a vase for storing oil, and oval-shaped vases. Read More