Diving in Santorini is a really exciting experience as you have the opportunity to discover an impressive underwater world

In Riva, the ferries from Athinios or Piraeus moor and the boats coming and going from Ammoudi.

Ammoudi is one of the ports of Oia. It used to be used as a port for sailing merchant ships carrying products from all over the island. His buildings were mainly warehouses of these goods.

The old port of Oia, named after the ships. During the 19th century, carnagas operated where the sailboats of the sailors of Epano Meria were made.

The Saints Seven Children were saints from Asia Minor, specifically from Ephesus in Ionia for this reason and are called "Saints Seven Children in Ephesus".

The Seal Nest is a highly impressive cave that allows divers to dive into other smaller caves and small tunnels.

The Seal Nest is a highly impressive cave that allows divers to dive into other smaller caves and small tunnels.

North to Akrotiri village and close to Akrotiri’s archaeological site you can find Akrotiri Beach. 

Korfos is a small picturesque settlement on the east side of Thirasia. This is the port of the capital Manolas and the old port of the island.

Gialos, the oldest  port of Santorini. Below town of Fira, the capital of Santorini,  people known as the older port of Fira.

Aspronisi or Aspro is a small privately owned uninhabited islet, which, until the Minoan eruption of prehistoric times that created the caldera

The beach's sand is composed of black and red pulverized volcanic rock from the nearby Santorini caldera.

n the village of Akrotiri, on the south west coast of Santorini, 14 kilometers away from Fira you can find one of the most remarkable and special beaches.

Palea Kameni (Old Burnt Island) is less than 2.000 years old.

The Indian. Rock Formation with Human Profile near Lighthouse.

The current caldera was formed about 3600 years BP during the Minoan eruption.

Discover with us the most hot springs of Santorini island is our natural spa.

Vlychada beach,is covered with dark volcanic sand, of which are rough, rocky and simply unique.

Santorini is a volcanic Island at the central south end of the Cyclades in the Aegean Sea.