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Oia's main street

Oia's main street is one of the most beautiful pedestrian streets in the world. It is lined with trendy boutiques, jewellery shops, souvenir shops and art galleries. The street stretches from the church of St. George up to the main former market house. It also has some great spots to view the sunset with local artists playing local tunes. Oia is a must-visit in Santorini with scenic views and lively vibes. On the stretch are some charming restaurants, taverns and cafes offering delicious food and drinks including the famous local wine. The main street is made of cobbled stones with a path leading to Amoudi bay. Read More

Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral

Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral is a Greek church known for its beauty, detailed design, and impressive views. It is located at the bottom of Fira town. It is a prominent landmark visible from other landmarks in Santorini. In addition, the building has a lovely outside mosaic and an impressive bell tower. The white building forms a beautiful small courtyard with its arches and arcades. Admire the frescoes decorating the walls made by a local artist. Also known as the Church of Ypapanti, it was built in 1827 and was rebuilt in 1956 after the destruction caused by an earthquake. Read More

Perissa black sand beach is the most popular beach in Santorini, which lies on the foot of the Mesa Vuono Mountain. It is famous for kayaking and other watersports like canoeing, windsurfing, waterskiing, banana boats, and parasailing. It also has a separate kid's playground and a gorgeous water park with three water slides. The beach has been awarded the E.U Blue Flag. Perissa is an organised beach with lounging chairs, sunbeds, umbrellas, lifeguards on duty, and shower rooms. The middle and south parts of the beach are relatively less noisy, unlike the north. You can rent a sunbed for 10 Euros and 15 Euros near the water or get a lounger for free if dining at one of the bars and restaurants on the beach. The sand gets hot in summer, so carrying beach slippers is advisable. It is a 30-minute drive from Fira. The boardwalk makes it easier to walk from one end to the other.Snorkelling gear and water shoes are available for rent in shops on the beach. The lustrous black colour of the sand is due to the powdered volcanic rock mixed with shimmery minerals. Unlike other beaches' sand, you won't feel the powdery texture on your feet. Perissa is a cosmopolitan beach with a party environment at all times. Read More

Perivolos Beach is one of the longest beaches in Santorini and lies on the island's southern end. It is the most cosmopolitan beach with the best nightclubs on the island. It is a well-organised beach awarded with E.U. Blue Flag. It is popular for scuba diving and jet skiing. Perivolos Beach is covered in black lava sand and has deep sparkling water. The entrance to the water is not rocky and has no sharp stones. Amenities like sun lounges, umbrellas, showers, lifeguards, and ball courts are available here. You can also indulge in a relaxing swim at swimming pools provided by some beach bars. Beach volleyball tournaments are organised frequently as it is a famous sport at the beach. Perivolos Beach lies between Perissa Beach and Agios Georgios Beach. The three beaches are within walking distance and form a long stretch of beach considered one the most extensive beaches in the world. Read More

Nestled in the foothills of Mount Profitis Ilias, Pyrgos is a tiny village in Santorini surrounded by many vineyards. This cultural square is studded with quaint cafés, souks, churches, piano classes, and bars and has been a significant center for socializing. Home to the Historic Church of the Presentation of Virgin Mary and the Kasteli, Pyrgos offers panoramic views of the Aegean sea, the caldera and the stunning shoreline through its multiple balconies, viewpoints and infinity pools. Read More

The Santorini cable car is one of the most popular attractions. It starts from the old port to the beautiful capital city Fira and vice versa. The view of the beautiful Aegean Sea and the beautifully aligned white and blue hotels, houses, and restaurants are stunning. The cable car takes 3-4 minutes to cover the 220 meters altitude ascend or descend and can serve up to 1200 people per hour. A cable car can hold up to 6 people and six gondolas cars travel in a line together. This car is built for a swift and easy mode of transportation, unlike the slow and tiring option of climbing 586 steps (that would take 1.5 hours) or using the traditional method of riding a donkey. Read More

The bird's eye view of Santorini can be experienced on a Helicopter tour of the island. Watch the dramatic volcanic cliffs alongside the Aegean shoreline studded with blue and white houses. The tour will also take you to the Santorini Volcanos and the historical site of Akrotiri. Note: The 20-minute helicopter ride should be booked in advance online or via a local agent.

The Santorini Lighthouse, located in Akoriti, is an important site as it was one of the first lighthouses to be constructed in Greece in 1892. It towers on the edge of the rocky cliffs in the southwestern part of the island. The best time to visit is during the sunset for breathtaking views of the sea and the panoramic views of the island. The lighthouse is closed, so no entrance is allowed but one can enjoy views from the rocky cliff.

Scuba Diving

Santorini is an excellent place for taking a scuba dip owing to the stunning Aegean Sea and its diverse marine life. The best places to go for a scuba dive in Santorini are Caldera Lagoon. Kamari, Nea Kameni. The diving program usually takes up to 3 hours, including training and sailing to the sea. Santorini is a great place for beginners to try their hand at scuba diving. You will surely enjoy the deep dive with trained instructors and a romantic landscape. Bookings must be made in advance for an effortless experience. Read More

Skaros Rock is a large volcanic rock formation in the caldera of Santorini. It is located ahead of the village of Imerovigli. The rock is known for its hiking trail starting from Agios Georgios Church and connecting Skaros to the village. It also provides breathtaking views of the sea and the surrounding area. There used to be a fortress of Kasteli on Skaros Rock but the site has just a pile of rocks left from the ruins of it. The fortress was the principal place of the Christian congregation that was built to protect against pirate invasions. Skaros used to be the capital of Santorini in the 18th century. The neighbouring area of Skaros is equipped with hotels, restaurants, cafes and other amenities. Read More