Radisson Blu Zaffron Resort, Santorini

Visit Thera City's ancient ruins, a mountainside archeological site that dates as far back as 9th-century BC. Once home to a Spartan civilization, discoveries include remnants of an impressive community containing roads, a drainage system, public and private buildings, and temples.

Explore a world of Greek history and culture, including frescoes, sculptures, and ancient pottery. At the Archaeological Museum of Thera, the treasures on display were discovered at excavation sites throughout Santorini Island.

Head to the northwestern tip of Santorini to visit Oia, one of the island's more beautiful towns. Oftentimes visited for its quieter atmosphere and romantic ambiance, it's an excellent location to catch a sunset.

Learn about Santorini's volcanic history with crater and caldera tours. A boat ride on the Aegean Sea will take you to some of the most beautiful sites around the volcano, including hot water springs, and tours can be planned during the day and near sunset.

Kamari Beach is a popular black sand beach on the island of Santorini, known for its crystal-clear waters, stunning views of the Mesa Vouno mountain, and vibrant atmosphere. Lined with beach bars, restaurants, and shops, it's perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports, offering a lively yet relaxed seaside experience.

Akrotiri is a historic village on the southern tip of Santorini, famous for its well-preserved Minoan Bronze Age settlement, often referred to as the "Greek Pompeii." Visitors can explore ancient ruins, including frescoes and pottery, while also enjoying stunning views of the caldera and Red Beach.