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- There is shuttle boat service between Perissa and Red Beach, leaving for
Red Beach departs 11 a.m., return boat departs 3 p.m. at Red Beach. if
you go there by bus, going to Akrotiri and then walking to Red Beach.
- If you get some foods and drinks when relaxing in Red beach, you must climb
over the rocky trails to the parking lot.
- Aspri Paralia/White Beach can be accessed by shuttle boat from Red Beach. When the boat arrive at the beach, captain belts out "White Beach" several times.
- Aegean Airlines provides five favorite Santorini's beaches on the in-flight
magazine.
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Kokkini Paralia, Akrotiri (Red Beach) |
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It could be said that this is the most 'ancient' beach on the island, as it is depicted on a fresco unearthed at Akrotiri. Crystal-blue water and red volcanic rock, only 500m from the archaeological site. |
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Vlyxada |
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In the southwest part of the island, 13km from Fira, it is a moonscape
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Perissa |
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Seven kilometres of fine black sand and crystal-clear waters. With several
taverns, bars and water sport facilities available, it is ideal for those
traveling with children. Served by regular bus schedules, this is the most
popular beach of Santorini. |
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Kamari |
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Located as it is at the foot of ancient Thera, you can combine a dip in
the sea with a visit to the archaeological site.The ancient landscape is
stunning, making the nearby airport seem so unreal. |
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Perivolos |
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As the mountain gradually sinks into the sea, this inviting landscape,
with the crystal-clear water and soft black sand, beckons you to stroll
along the beach. |
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Koloubos |
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A quiet beach in the north, about 4km from Oia and 1km east of Baxedes, it is solitary and ideal for anyone who wants some peace and quiet. |
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