EXPLORE SANTORINI

This curated reading list blends contemporary fiction, poetry, classic Greek authors, and timeless stories inspired by Greece—offering something for every mood.

Santorini’s identity is shaped not only by its dramatic landscape but also by a long tradition of craftsmanship and artistic expression.

Santorini is often seen as a romantic destination, but with thoughtful planning, it can also be a rewarding place for families.

Walking the Fira–Oia trail is more than a hike; it is a journey through Santorini’s landscape, villages, and natural beauty, experienced at the perfect pace.

Exploring the caldera by boat offers one of the most immersive ways to understand the forces that formed the island, combining geological discovery, scenic sailing, and unique swimming experiences.

Exploring Santorini through its dishes offers a delicious insight into local life.

From peaceful villages to dramatic cliffside viewpoints and even sunset cruises along the caldera, there are countless beautiful places to enjoy this daily spectacle.

Fira, the lively capital of Santorini, sits dramatically on the edge of the caldera — a blend of breathtaking views, traditional charm, and modern energy.

Santorini is renowned not only for its caldera and sunsets but also for its extraordinary archaeological heritage. Beneath the island’s volcanic layers lies a timeline of civilizations, from the Bronze Age to the Classical and Byzantine eras.

Santorini’s villages are among the most iconic in the world—each with its own rhythm, architecture, and charm.

From intimate family-owned vineyards to caldera-view wineries, the island offers unforgettable wine experiences rooted in centuries of craftsmanship. Discover the history behind Santorini’s celebrated Assyrtiko, the unique basket-shaped vines, and the wineries you won’t want to miss during your stay.

Packing well for Santorini means focusing on comfort, versatility, and ease.

From black sand shores to hidden coves, Santorini’s beaches are unlike any others in Greece, shaped by the island’s volcanic origins and dramatic landscapes.

One of Santorini’s most famous attractions is undeniably the volcano, the massive eruption of which in the Late Bronze Age gave the island complex its form.

Captivated at first sight by the dominance of the volcano, responsible for the island’s unique shape and form, visitors to Santorini are left speechless as they approach it from sea or air.