Follow Greece Investment Immigration and read the Greece Travel Guide: Santorini is not large. Rent a car, choose a residence facing the sea, and spend a few days enjoying a leisurely blue-and-white vacation.
1. Fira
The capital of Santorini, where the airport and port are located. There is a trail along the Aegean Sea that climbs higher as you go, offering a great view of the sea along the way. The commercial area in the town is very prosperous, filled with restaurants, specialty shops, and souvenir stores that are worth exploring. As the starting point for touring the island, there are many car rental agencies in town, and renting a car here is the best way to begin your journey on the island.
2. Imerovigli
A very quiet town located on the narrow stretch of Santorini. The residences here all have sea views, allowing you to watch the sunset from your own terrace. It is generally recommended to stay in this town; the prices are reasonable, it is relatively less crowded, free from the noise of Fira, and not too far from Oia.
3. Red Beach
Red Beach is located near the town of Akrotiri, featuring rows of beach umbrellas and sunbathers, offering a unique feeling distinct from the blue sea. The town of Akrotiri is a historical site left over from the ancient Greek Minoan civilization. Its handicrafts are quite famous, making it a great place for a leisurely stroll. From the top of the town's hill, you can see the volcanic crater and vast vineyards. In fact, you can enjoy a view of most of Santorini from above.
4. Nea Kameni (Volcanic Island)
Tourists usually choose to take a day trip to the volcanic island of Nea Kameni by boat. On the way, you will pass through an area of warm sea water where you can jump in for a swim. Looking at this volcanic island from towns like Oia, it serves as a unique background to the blue-and-white scenery.
5. Black Sand Beach
The towns of Perissa and Kamari are famous for their black sand beaches. The towns feature various restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops. There are also supermarkets, campsites, and even water parks for children and diving centers for diving enthusiasts. On the way to these seaside towns, you will pass through agricultural communities like Megalochori and Emborio. These places are usually not open to tourists, but you can still find some authentic restaurants frequented by locals.
6. Oia
Known as the most beautiful town on Santorini, it is one of the places in the world with the most beautiful sunsets. Every evening, crowds gather at the edge of the island to wait for the sunset. The main activity area of Oia is on the mountain, but the pier is at the foot of the mountain, featuring various delicious seafood restaurants and yachts.