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![]() Santorini Beaches
Bexedes Beach Bexedes Beach is at the far north of the island of Santorini, close to Oia. It is a relatively quiet and secluded black sandy beach but is subject to high winds and big waves. Paradise Beach Paradise Beach sounds idyllic but unfortunately the beach doesn't quite live up to its name.The sand is greyish black and there are some high waves depending on the summer winds. This makes Paradise Beach less popular than say Perissa, Perivolos or Kamari beaches. It does have some sun loungers and parasols and offers the visitor a peaceful beach experience. Kolumbo Beach For a secluded, rugged beach experience try Kolumbo, (also known as Cape Columbo. Close to Oia you'll need a hire car or rental scooter to get to Kolumbo Beach, as it is not on the bus route. You can park at he the top of the headland and make your way down to the large greyish sand beach with pebbles. ![]() Vourvoulos Beach Vourvoulos Beach is a small beach with grey sands and small pebbles. There is a little fishing harbour here and some good fish restaurants that serve the freshly caught fish. Like nearby Monolithos Beach, the beach at Vourvoulos is pretty rugged and subject to some strong winds and consequent high waves. Nevertheless it is still a nice beach to visit on a calm day. Monolithos Beach Less crowded than nearby Kamari beach, the beach at Monolithos offers a more relaxed beach experience. It's easy to get to as it's on the main bus route. The sand is greyish in colour with black pebbles and there are sun beds and parasols for hire. Because of its location Monolithos is subjected to some strong summer winds that can make sun bathing and swimming difficult. So pick a calm day to use this otherwise fabulous beach. The beach is tree lined and has a children's playground and basketball court and there are a number of places to eat and drink. Because of the proximity to Santorini airport you get tremendous views of aeroplanes coming into land and taking off. Kamari Beach The award winning Kamari beach is a Blue Flag beach because of its cleanliness, clear waters and good amenities. The volcanic black sandy beach stretches seemingly endlessly and contrasts well with the turquoise clear waters, looking simply stunning. With a backdrop of the magnificent mountain of Mesa Vouno, it really is a perfect place to de stress and relax. There are plenty of rows of neat sun beds with parasols for hire to stretch out and enjoy the brilliant sunshine. Fruit sellers wander around the beach offering tasty fresh fruits like local grapes and juicy watermelon. You can also have a soothing massage on your sun lounger by a visiting masseuse – very relaxing. For watersports lovers there's plenty to do too with windsurfing and water skiing on offer. There's even a diving centre where you have the opportunity to go diving in the volcanic sea. Snorkelling is great too among the rocky outcrops. A lovely pedestrian promenade lined with fish restaurants, traditional Taverna and café bars lies just behind the black sandy beach. There are lots of accommodation choices too in the village of Kamari too, ranging from luxury hotels right through to a campsite. Agios Georgios Beach Vlychada Beach Thirassia Beach The picturesque small island is a quiet, laid back place that offers visitors a step back in time to a less stressful and charming way of life. The beach itself is lovely with crystal clear waters and a wonderful view to the main island of Santorini. Hot Springs Beach Most visitors usually get to Palia Kameni as part of a boat excursion taking in Thirassia, the volcanic island of Nea Kameni and the hot springs of Palia Kameni. |



