Oia: Located in the north, Oia is famous for its iconic white-washed buildings, blue-domed churches, and sunset views. Ideal for couples and art enthusiasts. Fira: Santorini's capital on the west coast, known for bustling nightlife, shopping, and caldera views. Perfect for those seeking a lively atmosphere. Imerovigli: Situated between Fira and Oia, Imerovigli offers tranquility and panoramic views, making it a romantic escape for couples. Akrotiri: On the southwestern tip, Akrotiri is famous for its ancient Minoan city ruins. It's a great place to explore history and enjoy privacy. Perissa/Perivolos: These neighboring towns on the southeast boast long black sand beaches, a relaxed vibe, and budget-friendly options. Pyrgos: Inland in the center, Pyrgos is a traditional village with a medieval castle, vineyards, and wineries. Perfect for those seeking an authentic, peaceful experience. Kamari: On the eastern coast, Kamari offers a long volcanic sand beach, water sports, and a vibrant nightlife, making it a well-rounded destination.
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Ferry: Take a ferry from Piraeus or Rafina ports. High-speed ferry: 4-5 hours. Traditional ferry: 8-9 hours. Flight: Fly from Athens International Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos) to Santorini Airport (Thira). Flight duration: 45 minutes. Catamaran or Hydrofoil: Faster and more comfortable ferries, mainly available from May to September. Cruise: Many cruise lines offer Greek Island itineraries with stops in Santorini. Helicopter: A luxurious and quick transfer option, providing an aerial view of the Greek islands.