Rich culture, thriving traditions and a lively food scene: here are the top things to do – and eat – in Santorini.

Known for its spectacular volcanic crater or caldera, Santorini is also part of a volcanic arc with two underwater volcanoes near its coast, Nea Kameni and Kolumbo, which last erupted in 1950 and ...

Santorini is in fact the edge of a crater caused by a now-extinct volcano. The volcanic soil, which is home to the indigenous Assyrtiko grape which makes one of Greece’s most highly-prized wines ...

At the same time, Vulcano Island allows visitors to trek up to the crater for panoramic vistas of the surrounding sea. The waters around the islands are teeming with marine life, making it a ...

you’ll encounter the crater and vents releasing sulphur steam, which offer a unique wellness experience. The hike also rewards you with breathtaking views of Santorini's cliffs and the ...

Prehistoric Site of Akrotiri, Santorini (Thera) Credit ... and their presence suggested there was once a shallow sea inside the crater of the volcano. If there was indeed a shallow sea, Professor ...

Santorini’s economy is highly dependent on the tourism sector. Every year, over 2.5 million people visit the island. The island, which is inhabited by nearly 20,000 residents, tourism is a lifeline.

The increased seismic activity, unprecedented even in a country as quake-prone as Greece, had shut schools, halt construction and dispatch rescuers to Santorini Santorini’s shaky tourism ...