Oia Village

Oia is a traditional settlement in the north of Santorini. It is also known as ‘Apano Meria’ or ‘Anomeria’ and the inhabitants are called ‘Apanomerites’. The village is approximately 150 meters above sea level. At the edge of the Caldera cliffs, Oia has a panoramic view across the caldera towards the volcano, Thirassia, and almost the entire island.

Vlychada beach is on the south coast of Santorini, around 10 km from Fira the capital. Vlychada is a charming fishing village, where visitors can relax at seaside taverns and cafes. Vlychada combines a dark sanded beach with a marina for mooring private yachts.

On the island’s southeast coast, 3 km from Perissa, is Perivolos beach. A wonderful endless beach, ideal when north winds are blowing, Perissa is perfect for lovers of beach bars and music – the fun starts at midday and goes on until the sun goes down.

Monolithos beach is a long stretch of quiet beach with shallow waters making it good for families with children. It is organized in places with beach volley, basketball, football, and a playground.