
About Santorini
Best known for its multicolored houses perched precariously above the cliffs beaten by crashing waves below, Santorini has gained notoriety as one of Greece’s must-visit destinations. With mouthwatering local cuisine, unique architecture and stunning sunsets, we too agree that Santorini is certainly worth a visit on your next trip to Greece. The main towns of Fira and Oia are filled with cylindrical white houses that will take your breath away as they seem to burst over the steep rocks surrounding the city. The island’s fascinating history can be explored with a guided visit to the Minoan site of Akrotiri. With its renowned wineries, top rates restaurants, sunset cruises and nearby hot springs, Santorini truly offers something for every sort of traveler!
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The volcanic isles of the caldera are a must-see when in Santorini. On this full-day cruise, you'll climb aboard a wooden sailboat and glide to Nea Kameni, Palea Kameni and Thirassia – the three volcanic islets that breach from the water – and continue along the edge of the caldera.First up is Nea Kameni. Hike up to its crater, striding over solidified lava fields to see its steamy fumes. Take in the views over the harsh, moon-like landscapes and Santorini in the distance. Next, you'll cruise to the thermal springs of Palea Kameni, where you'll get the chance to swim in the mineral-rich waters, which can reach temperatures of 35 °C. There's also an eminently Instagrammable Orthodox chapel by the water's edge.Head onshore to explore Thirassia and you can take a walk around its active crater, or spend some time in the hilltop village of Manolas – the views are knockout. Then, it's back on the boat to cruise along the coast, returning to Athinios port.