Unusual Things to Do in Santorini (Greece)

When we consider Santorini, the main thing that generally strikes a chord is the shocking, practically incredible in its excellence Oia, with the well known whitewashed structures and blue rooftop holy places neglecting the ocean.

I too have gone gaga for this children's story like town.

That being stated, Santorini has a great deal more to offer! The exceptional shorelines with white, red and dark sand, the wonderful and regularly ignored town of Emporio, the neighborhood wineries while in transit to the drift – in Santorini, there's magnificence all over the place.

The most ideal approach to investigate the island is by leasing an auto or, far and away superior (and less expensive), a quad bicycle. The island is little and simple to go around so there's no reason not to.

Get on your bicycle and we should go!

Emporio

This enchanting medieval town with its limited, labyrinth like rear ways and one of a kind engineering will make you have an inclination that you backpedaled in time (or, in case you're a Star Wars fan, similar to you've quite recently arrived on Tatooine).

The town neglects Perissa and Perivolos shoreline and is home to the best safeguarded castelli (stronghold) on the island.

The Beaches

While shorelines in Santorini aren't as staggering as those you can discover on other Greek islands, they are as yet justified regardless of a visit.

You can without much of a stretch see a couple of them in one day.

The names of the shorelines relate with the shade of their sand, an aftereffect of a fountain of liquid magma emission . The Red Beach is the most fantastic looking, with an immense bit of tough red shake towering over the limited segment of volcanic sand.

From that point, you can take a watercraft to the White Beach which is only a couple of minutes away.

The watercraft's flights rely upon the climate conditions. The Black Beach is bigger and more available, as you don't have to climb to arrive. There are a couple of eateries by the shoreline so you can without much of a stretch spend a day there.

The Red Beach

The Black Beach

Vessel Ride to the Active Volcano

In case you're in the state of mind for trekking, don't pass up a great opportunity for the visit to the dynamic fountain of liquid magma! Snappy history lesson for those intrigued: Santorini used to have a round shape, and was at first called Strogili (which signifies "round" in Greek) until the point that the volcanic ejection in 1,5000 BC decimated the settlements, making the present shape. The well of lava is situated on the Nea Kameni island. The most straightforward approach to arrive is by taking a pontoon from Fira harbor – you can look over an assortment of voyage choices at the neighborhood travel operators. A few travels join the trek with a brisk stopever at the hot springs, on the off chance that you need to go for a speedy, invigorating plunge. The scene of Nea Kameni is altogether different from whatever else you'll see in Santornini and the perspectives are staggering! The spring of gushing lava island is particularly a touristy atraction, however it's justified regardless of a visit.

Sunset in Santorini