Incredible sunsets, pearly white buildings adorned with bougainvillea, blue-domed churches, and picturesque windmills make Santorini a sought-after destination. This Greek paradise attracts newlyweds and couples from around the globe eager to witness its famed sunsets of Oia, swim in hot springs, savor its cuisine, and indulge in luxurious resorts.

One of the most well-known islands in the world is Santorini, which has been referred to as Thira since ancient times. It is priceless to be able to sit in front of the caldera and take in the stunning beauty of an active volcano while sipping coffee or eating local cuisine.

Whether you fly in or take the ferry from the other islands, it's impossible to miss the striking view of the mostly submerged caldera (volcanic crater) visible from quaint settlements atop lava-layered cliffs. The whitewashed settlements of Firá and Oia are the island's most alluring destinations. In between the two towns, small villages cling to the clifftops, offering quieter and more relaxed settings for your vacation.

The Santorini's Volcano is one of the few ones in Greece and Europe that is still active. Intense volcanic activity gave rise to the Santorini islands; twelve massive eruptions took place, roughly one every 20,000 years, and each violent eruption resulted in the collapse of the volcano's central part, leaving a sizable crater (caldera). On the other hand, the volcano was able to repeatedly recreate itself.

Santorini has more to offer than incredible vistas and multi-colored beaches. Ths island is also home to ancient arcaeological sites and museums that are worth exploring. Just be prepared to stop at every corner, as the views are never-ending.