Santorini owes its shape to geological phenomena from millennia ago. The island is famed for its caldera – a bowl-shaped crater caused by a volcanic eruption – which was formed by one of the ...

Last week, authorities said monitors had picked up increased volcanic activity within Santorini’s caldera, or flooded crater, but scientists say this is unrelated to the current quakes.

Residents returned to the island after a month-long shutdown caused by intense seismic activity. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Last week, scientists said they noticed increased volcanic activity in Santorini’s caldera, or flooded crater, but say the current earthquakes are unrelated. Residents have been warned to avoid ...

Santorini and its neighbouring islands were ... "dated 12 September 2004 of the lava crater on Mount Etna in Sicily", Italy. "A new flow of lava was moving towards the deserted zone of Bove ...

Red and white police tape blocks off a path in the village of Fira on the island of Santorini - Louisa Gouliamaki/Reuters ...

Santorini took its present crescent shape following ... blue-domed churches clinging to the rim of the caldera, the flooded crater left behind by a volcano that erupted and then collapsed.

Santorini took its present crescent shape following ... blue-domed churches clinging to the rim of the caldera, the flooded crater left behind by a volcano that erupted and then collapsed.

The island is famed for its caldera – a bowl-shaped crater caused by a volcanic eruption – which was formed by one of the largest known blasts around 3,600 years ago. Santorini’s most recent ...

“Santorini is the quintessential romantic experience ... there were only five of us oohing and aahing at scenic views over the crater’s volcanic core as the funicular whizzed us down to ...

Its sweeping, sea-filled crater gives Santorini its sense of magic, propelling the isle onto many a bucket list. Beyond iconic views, Santorini appeals for its wines produced on the island’s ...

Santorini took its present crescent shape following ... blue-domed churches clinging to the rim of the caldera, the flooded crater left behind by a volcano that erupted and then collapsed.