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June 30, 2018
Santorini, Greece

Lisa & Panagiotis

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Santorini is essentially what remains after an enormous volcanic eruption that destroyed the earliest settlements on a formerly single island, and created the current geological caldera.
Hiking Trail Fira - Oia

Hiking Trail Fira - Oia

847 00, Greece

This is the most obvious hike on the island of Santorini and it will lead you through the sister villages of Fira, Firostefani and Imerovigli. It then continues through the expanding housing in northern direction and it finally goes to Oia via, a really magnificent path. This hike offers many changing views of the volcano, the sea and the caldera.

Sunset in Oia

Sunset in Oia

Oia, 847 02, Greece

Bring a bottle of wine and hang out on the cliffs of Oia watching the sun set. It is busy so be prepared for crowds. Forget about finding a taxi back to Fira or Imerovigli but there are extra buses waiting.

Santorini Wine Tasting and Vineyard Tour

Santorini Wine Tasting and Vineyard Tour

Thira, 847 00, Greece

Sip on Santorini wine during this 4.5-hour, small-group (max 8) tour of the island and two or three of its wine estates. As you explore, you will learn about wine production in the area. Additional option includes a visit to a hilltop winery, local tapas, and sunset views to complement your wine.

Santorini Cooking Class and Wine Tasting

Santorini Cooking Class and Wine Tasting

Thira, 847 00, Greece

Santorini wine and food — all in one half-day tour. After sampling local wine at two Santorini wineries, you’ll meet a local chef for a Greek cooking class. Prepare classics such as an authentic Greek salad and caramelized pork, and learn about Santorini’s cuisine as you cook. This small-group tour runs with just eight people for a personalized experience.

Santorini Volcano Adventure with Cruise

Santorini Volcano Adventure with Cruise

Greece

Walk along the rim of a live volcano, bathe in red mud and swim in thermal waters, and admire views of volcanic cliffs from a traditional wooden kaiki yacht. Cruise from Santorini to the islands of Palea Kameni and Thirassia on this 7-hour adventure.

Sunset Catamaran Sailing Cruise in Caldera

Sunset Catamaran Sailing Cruise in Caldera

Oia, 847 02, Greece

Avoid the crowds and watch the amazing sunset of Santorini on board a luxurious catamaran. Take a sunset cruise on the Lagoon 560 and admire the most popular sights in Santorini, stopping at the best possible point to see the sunset.

Perissa Beach (Black Sand Beach)

Perissa Beach (Black Sand Beach)

SANTORINI, 847 03, Greece

Perissa is a beautiful beach situated 15 km southeast of Fira extending for 7 km on the southeastern side of Santorini. The beach features unique charateristics, black sand, crystalline waters and various beach facilities. However, the enormous rock called Mesa Vouno that rises from the sea is the main attraction of the beach and the entire area. Visitors are left spellbound by the stunning view of the rock especially when it shines in the dark.

Highlights of Santorini 5-Hour Photo Tour

Highlights of Santorini 5-Hour Photo Tour

Thira, 847 03, Greece

See the highlights of what Santorini has to offer the keen photographer. Go straight to the top photo spots to learn how to create photos you will love. Tours are private so it can be customized for your needs.

Amoudi Bay- Swim or Jump Off Cliff

Amoudi Bay- Swim or Jump Off Cliff

847 02, Greece

One of the best swimming spots on Santorini is down the cliff from Oia at a spot just south of the Ammoudi port. Walk or drive to Ammoudi Bay then take the path that leads south from the restaurants in the port. It’s a 5 minute walk to a small island (Agios Nikolaos) that you can swim out to. Then jump from the ledge (if you want).

Akrotiri

Thera, 847 00, Greece
, 2286 081939

This ancient city was covered in a heap of volcanic ash in the late 17th century B.C., preserving it for present-day archaeologists and interested tourists. The site is so well preserved that it is often referred to as the Pompeii of the Aegean.

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