The beaches of SantoriniSee information about the beaches of Santorini and make your hotel, transfer, car rental bookings onlinesantorini beaches hotels transfers © 2021 Water Blue – Travel Agency Santorini – all rights reserved • developed and powered by WGR Oia Armeni Ammoudi Baxedes The sun-drenched beaches around Oia have a wild untamed beauty and most of them cannot easily be spotted from the main road. The small beach of Armeni with its azure waters and magnificent view of the island of Thirassia can either be reached by boat from Ammoúdi or on foot. There is a small footpath connecting Oia with Arméni, but if you find it hard to climb up and down 286 steps, riding a donkey is the alternative solution! A diving centre is also available for adventure-seeking beachgoers. Located on the harbour of Oia, is a picturesque beach lined with charming cafes and restaurants. Baxedes (or Paradisos) is a quiet beach with black sand and chiselled rocks, ideal for those that prefer relaxing and not crowded places to enjoy the sea. Akrotiri Monolithos Gialos Caldera The Akrotíri area is famous for its ruins of an ancient town but tan-seeking sunbathers will also discover some marvellous beaches there. Monolithos is strongly recommended for families, as the water is very swallow compared to other Santorini beaches and there are facilities, like playgrounds, to keep the children entertained. Young people can have fun in a beach bar or at a beach volley playground. Gialos is a secluded beach accessible only by jeep. Caldera is a small and very quiet beach with black sand and deep crystal clear waters which enjoys an unrivalled view of the volcano Almyra Red Beach White Beach Vlychada Almyra, is ideal for sun worshippers, who can enjoy a beautiful quiet beach with impressive sea-sculpted rocks in the background. Probably the most famous beach on the island . What makes the beach absolutely irresistible is its impressive red rock formations, which form a breathtaking unique volcanic landscape. Access involves a walk from the harbour of Akrotíri (around 10 minutes) or by boat from Kamári, Akrotíri and Períssa, but the all-red landscape is certainly worth the trek! The White Beach is another stunning seascape that you simply must not miss! Black sand, big grey and white pebbles and gigantic white rocks form a bizarre setting like you’ve never seen before. The (semi-organised) beach of Vlychada with its grey sand, its huge rock formations sculpted over the years by the wind and its unique lunar landscape awaits us! Recently a large modern marina which is home to the Sailing and Yacht Club of Santorini has been constructed here. Perissa Kamari Ag.Georgios Katharos A black sand beach, close to Perivolos with many bars, restaurants and taverns. One of the island's most crowded beaches. Soak up the atmosphere along the lively waterfront at one of the charming beach bars or bask in the turquoise blue waters of the cosmopolitan beach of Kamári, one of the island’s most crowded and organised beaches! Located in the south of Perivolos, it is a beautiful and rather quiet beach. Katharοs beach will impress you with its wild landscape Avis Karterados Perivolos Vourvoulos A windy beach, much preferred by windsurfers, also known as Exo Gonia. Also known as Exo Gialos, it is an impressive beach with dark blue waters. You can reach it by driving through the villageof Karterados down to the coast. One of Santorini's most popular beaches with lots of sport activities, bars, restaurants and taverns. The black colored sand is Perivolos' "trademark". A quiet black pebble beach with a tavern and the traditional fisher's house on the coast. more WEATHER IMAGES MAPS HOTELS TOURS CAR RENTAL TRANSFERS DISCOVER SANTORINI THE COMPANY