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The volcano of Santorini is the most famous attraction on the island as it is responsible for the island’s current shape. It stands in the middle of the sunken caldera, right opposite the coastline of Santorini. Located on the island of Nea Kameni allowing the visitors to explore it by boat leaving daily and go there from Fira.
Ancient Thera, one of the must-see sights in Santorini, is dated back in the second most important historic period of Santorini, is located on top of a cliff, near Kamari and represents a great ancient civilization. It is situated between two beautiful beaches, Kamari and Perissa and also offers amazing views over the Aegean Sea.
Akrotiri, Prehistoric Settlement in Santorini is one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece. The site is named after the nearby village, while the historical name is unknown. The period of occupation ranges from 4th millennium BC (Neolithic) to 16th century BC (Bronze Age).
In prehistory, it was a well connected Minoan port town with a thriving economy. The site was abandoned around 16th century BC due to an eruption of the volcano on the island. However, even today, excavations continue to reveal artefacts and treasures from this unique prehistoric settlement.
The Catholic Cathedral is very close to the Orthodox Church. It is located in the Catholic quarter of Fira Santorini and distinguishes for its vibrant colors. The church is dedicated to Saint John the Baptist. The bell tower was rebuilt after the terrible earthquake of 1956 that hit the island.
The sunset of Santorini is probably the most famous in the world and cannot be missed. It is gorgeous from every part of the island, but the sunset in Oia is one of the best things to see during your holiday. Thousands of couples in love come to Santorini every year to see the sunset or get married with this lovely.
Thirasia is a small island just opposite of Oia, that was once part of Santorini, but due to the volcanic eruption it detached from the main island. Until now it remains untouched by tourism and has a few hundred permanent inhabitants.
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