Sunset Semi-Private Sailing Cruise

Framed between volcanic red rocks and the Aegean sea, Ammoudi Bay is a tiny fishing port located about 300 steps below the town of Oia.

The island of Thirassia, is located next to Santorini; in fact, it was once a part of it. The volcanic eruption that occurred at around 1500 BC snapped Santorini off and Thirassia emerged. Nowadays, Thirassia is a virgin island, still untouched by tourism and modern lifestyle.

Palaia Kameni is a small island located in the Santorini caldera in Greece. It is part of a group of volcanic islands, with Nea Kameni being its younger counterpart. Palaia Kameni emerged from volcanic activity and is renowned for its hot springs, known for their purported therapeutic properties.

It emerged from a series of eruptions that occurred over the past few centuries, making it one of the youngest volcanic islands in the Mediterranean. Nea Kameni is characterized by its rugged terrain, with barren landscapes formed by volcanic activity.

The Lighthouse of Akrotiri is a historic landmark located on the southern tip of the island. It was constructed by the French in the late 19th century, around 1892, during their occupation of the island. The lighthouse stands as a testament to Santorini’s maritime history and serves as a guide for ships navigating the surrounding waters.

The Indian Face Cliff, also known as the Indian Rock, is a distinctive geological formation located on the Greek island of Santorini. This natural wonder is characterized by its rock face, which bears a resemblance to the profile of a human face, often likened to that of a Native American or an Indian.

Mesa Pigadia, also known as Black Beach, is a beautiful coastal area located on the southern part of Santorini island in Greece. Unlike the more famous Red Beach nearby, Mesa Pigadia features dark volcanic sand, giving it its distinctively black appearance.

The White Beach is a renowned coastal destination located on the southwestern coast of Santorini, Greece. As its name suggests, the beach is characterized by its striking white cliffs and pebbles, creating a picturesque contrast against the azure waters of the Aegean Sea.

Red Beach is renowned for its unique red volcanic sand and towering red cliffs, creating a dramatic and captivating landscape. Overall, Red Beach is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Santorini, offering a one-of-a-kind beach experience.

The Fira Old Port, also known as Skala Port, is a historic harbor located at the base of the cliffs beneath Fira, the capital of Santorini, Greece. This port has served as a vital transportation hub for centuries, connecting Santorini with other islands in the Aegean Sea.

The Eftapedes Church, also known as Panagia Eftapeidi, is a hidden gem nestled on the coastline of Santorini, Greece. This quaint church is located near the bay of Armeni and is accessible only by boat or by hiking along the rugged coastline.

Armeni Bay is a picturesque coastal area located on the northern coast of the Greek island of Santorini. It is a small, secluded bay accessible only by boat or by hiking down a steep path from the town of Oia.