With its unique geological formation, Santorini's beaches, and those in Greece in general, offer a rare blend of beauty and adventure, featuring everything from volcanic black sand and red pebbles ...

Located on the southern end of the island, the resort area of Kamari is about 5 miles southeast of Fira, the capital of Santorini. This picturesque black sand beach is adjacent to Perissa ...

Rich culture, thriving traditions and a lively food scene: here are the top things to do – and eat – in Santorini.

Home to Santorini's famous black-sand beaches, the village of Kamari is one of Santorini's major tourist hot spots. Located about 5 miles southeast of Fira, Kamari's long sandy shores are ...

Discover a hidden gem in the Aegean Sea, where history whispers through medieval villages and pristine beaches await. Chios ...

While Altea may not offer the same volcanic black sand beaches as Santorini’s, there are plenty of stretches of sand to relax on. Playa de la Roda is the closest to the city centre and is a ...

Sunsets aside, Santorini is also known for its black sand beaches, formed through centuries of volcanic activity. Perissa Beach at the base of Mesa Vouno Mountain is Santorini’s longest black ...

A black sand beach on Santorini, offering clear waters, a long promenade, and a stunning contrast between the dark sand and white buildings. A black sand beach on Santorini, offering clear waters ...