SantoriniThe most beautiful island on earth!
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Words cannot describe how beautiful Santorini is: the enchanting island that emerged from the very depths of the earth, a freak of nature, a place of terrible beauty created by a volcanic explosion three millennia ago and attracts many travelers yearly will definitely leave you speechless from her invigorating beauty and the imposing sceneries.
The power of the volcanic island of Santorini creates an energy that overwhelms the senses. Exquisite luxury, fantastic food and wine, and the unforgettable Santorini sunset are just the start of what this legendary Greek island in the Cyclades offers visitors.
Undoubtedly, the island’s highlight is the Caldera formation, a crescent of black and red cliffs that plunge down to the submerged volcano, with two smoldering craters marooned in the deep blue sea. Whitewashed villages honeycombed out of the cliff face complete the card-postal scenery.
Santorini and luxury are synonymous. This is the island of infinity pools that flirt with the edge of the cliff, with the Aegean Sea laid out in front of you in all its glory. The island is also considered one of the most romantic destinations in the world and is a dream honeymoon and wedding location for many couples. The sunset views along the caldera, luxury accommodation, and dining/entertainment options are considered amongst the most romantic in the world.
Explore Santorini’s volcanic history and jaw-dropping views with a boat tour to the Caldera islands, including volcano tours and swimming in thermal springs, the legendary Red Beach, and a visit to Thirasia, the Santorini of 50 years ago, which allows you to walk around one-of-a-kind moonscapes and craters.
Beyond the awe-inspiring vistas, Santorini is home to unique beaches, significant archaeological sites, charming traditional villages that exude a sense of timeless beauty, and world-class wineries. Embark on a wine tour and indulge in the island’s flavors, sampling the crisp whites and robust reds produced from the island’s volcanic soil.
