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Ancient Akrotiri
The 3,500-year-old city of Akrotiri offers a unique insight into prehistoric civilization. The volcanic eruption that blew out the heart of Santorini buried this Minoan settlement under ash. Discovered in 1967, only a fraction of the site has been excavated...
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Kamari Open Air Cinema
Santorini is all about its spectacular caldera views, but this open-air cinema offers evening panoramas of a different kind. The fun, alfresco theater is tucked into a leafy enclosure on the southern part of the island, and plays a rotation...
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Museum of Prehistoric Thera
This tiny museum is crammed with furniture, figurines, tools and ceramics unearthed at Akrotiri, a Bronze Age Pompeii on the island’s southern tip. The prize exhibits are fragments of Akrotiri’s stunning wall paintings, featuring monkeys, birds, fishermen and boxers.
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Santorini Dive Center
Otherworldly Santorini is a strong contender for the lost city of Atlantis. You probably won’t find an underwater city if you go diving in the deep volcanic caldera, but you will see spectacular lava formations, underwater caves and reefs teeming...
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Santorini Sailing
The most spectacular way to see Santorini’s dramatic landscape is from the sea. This outfit has a fleet of sailboats and speedboats and a friendly English-speaking crew who know the island inside out. Cruise around the sizzling crater of Palia...
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Winery Tour
Santorini’s volcanic soil produces exceptional wines, especially the bone-dry Assyrtiko and sweet Vinsanto. Domaine Sigalas winery, close to Oia, is a peaceful spot to watch the sunset as you sample award-winning wines and delicious mezze.
Santorini

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Santorini is all about the simple pleasures of a Grecian summer: sun, sand and the obligatory evening aperitif. From exploring the island’s rich volcanic vineyards, underwater treasures and prehistoric ruins, Santorinian pursuits are both active and luxurious.