Famous for its breathtaking sunsets and whitewashed buildings with blue domes, Oia offers panoramic views of the caldera, charming narrow streets with boutique shops, art galleries, and luxury hotels.

The bustling capital of Santorini, perched on the caldera cliffs, known for its stunning views, vibrant nightlife, cliffside restaurants, museums like the Museum of Prehistoric Thira, and bustling shopping streets.

An archaeological site atop Mesa Vouno mountain, featuring ruins of ancient Greek, Roman, and Byzantine civilizations, including temples, houses, and a theater, with panoramic views of Santorini.

A traditional hilltop village with Cycladic architecture, narrow alleys, and panoramic views of Santorini, featuring the remains of a Venetian castle, churches like Agia Triada, and local tavernas.

An ancient Minoan Bronze Age settlement buried under volcanic ash, offering well-preserved ruins, frescoes, and artifacts, providing insights into daily life and culture before the volcanic eruption.

A renowned winery offering tours and tastings of Santorini's distinctive volcanic wines, including Assyrtiko, with a terrace overlooking the caldera, providing a scenic spot for enjoying local wine and cuisine.

Famous for its unique red volcanic cliffs and sands, Red Beach offers stunning views of the Aegean Sea, with crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling, accessible via a short hike.

A popular black sand beach lined with beach bars, restaurants, and water sports facilities, offering sunbeds, umbrellas, and a relaxed atmosphere with views of Mesa Vouno mountain.