Top Places to Visit in Santorini, Greece

The most picturesque village in Santorini, Oia is famous for its white-washed buildings, blue-domed churches, and spectacular sunset views over the caldera.

The capital of Santorini, Fira offers stunning caldera views, charming streets, museums, and a vibrant atmosphere with shops, restaurants, and bars.

A unique beach with red volcanic sand and towering red cliffs, created by the island's volcanic activity. Perfect for swimming and photography.

A long beach with black volcanic sand, crystal-clear waters, and excellent facilities including beach bars, water sports, and sunbeds.

An ancient city perched on a mountain ridge, featuring ruins from Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods with panoramic views of the island.

A prehistoric settlement preserved under volcanic ash, often called the 'Pompeii of the Aegean,' featuring well-preserved buildings and frescoes.

Take a boat tour to the active volcano in the center of the caldera, hike to the crater, and experience the island's geothermal activity up close.

Natural hot springs near the volcano with therapeutic mineral waters. Swim in the warm, sulfur-rich waters for a unique spa experience.

Learn about Santorini's 3,500-year wine-making tradition, explore underground cellars, and taste local wines including the famous Assyrtiko.

A cooperative winery with stunning caldera views, offering wine tastings, guided tours, and the perfect spot to watch the sunset with a glass of local wine.

A peaceful village known as the 'balcony to the Aegean,' offering spectacular caldera views, luxury hotels, and a romantic atmosphere.

A dramatic rock formation and former medieval fortress, offering hiking trails and some of the best views of the caldera and sunset.

A traditional village with authentic Cycladic architecture, narrow streets, and a peaceful atmosphere away from the tourist crowds.

The highest village on the island, Pyrgos offers panoramic views, a medieval castle, and traditional architecture in a less touristy setting.

A popular black sand beach with clear waters, water sports, beach bars, and excellent facilities for families and sunbathers.

A secluded beach accessible only by boat, featuring white cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and a peaceful atmosphere perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

A scenic cable car ride connecting Fira to the old port, offering spectacular views of the caldera and avoiding the steep donkey path.

A small museum showcasing the island's maritime history, featuring ship models, nautical instruments, and exhibits about Santorini's seafaring past.

A historic monastery at the highest point of the island, offering panoramic views and a peaceful atmosphere with beautiful gardens.

Experience the traditional way to descend from Fira to the old port on a donkey, following the historic path used for centuries.