Kamari, is a tourist hotspot situated on the southeast side of Santorini, famous for its beautiful beach extends all the way to Monolithos. http://www.travel-to-santorini.com/place.php?place_id=12
This is the only restaurant I visited twice during our trip to Greece. First, we went to here taste lobster pasta for late dinner and found out that this is the perfect place for sunset.
Enjoy one of the best views of the Santorini sunset! Very nice veranda, cool drinks, delicious sandwiches and relaxed music!
Delicious food. They always have a fish of the day, so ask for it. The moussaka is divine and the lamb shank is also a treat. Besides that they have a great selection of wines.
Locals told me this is the best spot to see the sunset. Bring a cardigan because its gets quite windy and cold later.
This hotel is simply amazing!!! The caldera view is fantastic, the staff is gentle and nice, the services are 5 stars, what will make your experience in Santorini even more magical! Great choice!
The most delicious ice cream on the island! Definitely try Pistachio, blueberry and hazelnut flavors. You'll be blown away! Great environment, fast service, decent prices!
This shop hosts a book festival every November full of writers and artists. Visitors come for the views from this tiny island, but Atlantis Books is a special part of Santorini's many surprises. Read more.
Probably the most picturesque bay in Santorini lies under Oia like a hidden gem. Local traditional taverns offer fresh seafood. You can go there by experiencing a donkey ride from Oia village. Read more.
This hotel might be the best one of Santorini. The scenic view is amazing and the swimming pool is totally stunning. Every single room even has its own exterior bath!
Great value for your money, friendly staff, very good cuisine, and awesome view of the caldera on the terrace.
Beautiful archipel. Take the local bus everytime you need to go somewhere, it's cheaper than taxi and very practical. Don't miss the sunset at Oia!
Welcome to the Red Beach! What makes this beach absolutely irresistible is its impressive red rock formations, which form a breathtaking unique volcanic landscape. Choose to trek to this all-red beach
Many writers, travelers and romantics have claimed that Santorini boasts some of the best sunsets in the world.
This place affords you just a spectacular view of the entire island. Pro Tip: Go at sunset and get a Wine tasting flight
Small winery but with an absolutely beautiful art gallery where you can purchase the art pieces. Their wine is great and well packaged making it easy to travel with. A must do activity in Santorini!
Hidden place. Amazing landscape as if the moon had a beach with a very nice beach bar.
Get a drink at a cafe or stand in the shade. Very hot out in the sun while waiting for your (usually late) ferry
They certainly do know how to make cocktails and the view in the front seats is fantastic. You should try the Mojito, or the treasure island if you more than 2-3 people!!
Ask for daily fresh fish and local plates..Local white wine the best! And the local desert also!!
Hidden in the hills, behind an old orthodox church - this place offers a spectacular view on the island coupled with one of the best homemade Cretan food in Santorini. Beware of complimentary Raki:)
One of the most impressive streets of Athens, offering an extraordinary view of the southern slope of the Acropolis and the Parthenon!
Worth going at sunset - it feels a lot cooler up there at that time of day in the summer and it's truly wonderful to watch the sun sink down over Athens from this view point.
Brettos is the cutest little bar in plaka area, one of the best in athens with their homemade ouzo, brandy and liquors 🍹 try 'sea breeze'!
Wander around the hill and enjoy a great view of the Acropolis, a panoramic view of the whole city, and the Aegean Sea surrounding Attica.
A cool place in Athens! Try red wine & taste Greek delicacies in small plates! Enjoy delicious local pastrami, prosciutto, sausages, turkey, pastirma & soutzouki. Discover authentic, aged, PGI cheese.
