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Ever dreamt of enjoying Santorini’s iconic caldera views without the throngs of tourists? Enter Imerovigli, a tranquil village offering front-row seats to jaw-dropping sunsets and postcard-perfect panoramas.

How do you make the most of Santorini when you only have 4 days at your disposal? With proper planning, of course! From choosing where to stay to curating daily schedules, here’s everything you need for a stress-free adventure.

Santorini’s caldera views may be legendary… But few experiences can rival the thrill of taking them in on foot. That’s why the Fira to Oia hike ranks among the top 3 things to do on the island, making it an indisputable no-miss!

Romance and Santorini go hand in hand. However, the perception that this alluring Greek island is ideal only for couples and honeymooners is far from the truth! And today, we’re going to bust this myth. Discover why Santorini solo travel can be turned into one of the best experiences of your life.

As winter fades out, March signals the beginning of the most beautiful season in Santorini. With temperatures rising gently and the landscape starting to bloom, this time of year is ideal for exploring at your own pace. So, dive straight into our guide, where we walk you through everything you need to know.

Standing majestically at 565 meters above sea level, the monastery of Profitis Ilias Santorini is one of the most iconic landmarks in the Aegean. Boasting a rich history and mesmerizing panoramic vistas, it’s a must-see for anyone looking to glimpse the island's spiritual heritage.

To save you from the headache, we’ve prepared a thorough guide that puts an end to the eternal dilemma “Santorini vs Mykonos.” Read this blog post to uncover which island best suits your needs.

Among the plentiful Santorini attractions, the Castle of Oia stands out as the ultimate gem. Perched on the caldera’s rim, this age-old fortress offers breathtaking sunset views and a glimpse into the island's turbulent past. 

When people think of Santorini, images of the bustling streets of Fira and the iconic sunsets of Oia often come to mind. Yet, tucked away from the crowds is Pyrgos village, a charming retreat that offers a different slice of the island’s life.