Soaring red lava cliffs that drop right to the sandy beach and into the clear blue sea.

Is one of the most important prehistoric settlements in Aegean. The first inhabitants at the sites dates from the late Neolithic times at least at the 4th millennium BCE. The town’s life came to an abrupt end in the last quarter of the 17th century BCE when an eruption covered the city with volcanic materials.

Kamari Beach is one of the most popular and most visited beach resorts in Santorini. The beach is composed of black volcanic sand and is 5 kilometers long, among the 3 longest beaches in Santorini, with deep crystalline waters and a series of trees.

Breathtaking view and the most picturesque church in Santorini.

Oia is the most picturesque of the villages with its unique blue-domed churches, old two-storey mansions and narrow cobblestone streets paved with marble and lined with tiny shops, cafés, and restaurants, Oia is the perfect place to fully appreciate the beauty of this remarkable island. Enjoy the sunset and be charmed by the incredible colours.