Santorini Beaches
Oia, Katharos beach, Ammoudi Port and Ammoudi beach, Armeni Port and Armeni beach...
Oia - Baxedes and Paradisos beach, Koloumbo beach and Pori beach...
Xiropigado beach, Vourvoulos beach, Kanakari beach, Exo Gialos beach, Karterados and Monolithos beach, Avis Beach..
Kamari Beach, Perissa, Perivolos and Agios Georgios beach...
Vlichada beach and Vlichada port, Almyra beach...
Akrotiri Caldera beach, Gialos, Red beach ‘Kokkini Paralia’, White beach ‘Aspri Paralia’, Kambia, Mesa Pigadia...
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| Santorini Beaches on the East Coast : |
| Karterados Beach |
If you drive through the village
of Karterados all the way down to the coastline you will
come to Karterados beach. There is long stretch of black
sand with a couple of good fish taverns. The beach is
not organized. A dirt road runs parallel to the beach,
backed by tall cliffs that takes you all the way to Monolithos.
Hotels
in Karterados |
| Monolithos Beach |
Monolithos is a long stretch
of quiet beach with shallow waters making it good for
families. It is organized in places with beach volley,
basketball, football and a playground that are all part
of the Monolithos scene.
A life guard is on duty. You will find fish restaurant,
traditional taverns, changing rooms, showers and public
toilets.
Hotels
in Monolithos |
| Avis Beach |
| You can find the fine black
pebbled beach below Exo Gonia. Although quiet, Avis beach
offers a couple of places to eat or have a coffee and
a snack. There are umbrellas & sun beds and a mini
market. |
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| Xiropigado Beach |
| Xiropigado beach is the first
beach you arrive at when driving along the east coast
of Santorini. There is a drivable dirt road leading to
the beach. |
| Vourvoulos Beach |
| Vourvoulos has a little harbour,
umbrellas, changing rooms and a restaurant. The road is
lined with beech trees. |
| Kanakari Beach |
| Kanakari Beach is named after
the owner of the abandoned tomato paste factory. |
| Exo Gialos Beach |
Exo Gialos beach is quiet
and relaxing with black sand and pebbles. An interesting
feature are the storage areas, known as ‘syrmata’,
built into or under the volcanic rock. They are used
for housing boats during the winter months.
The beach is organized and one can rent sunbeds and
umbrellas. There is also a small canteen for snacks. |
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