The location

Kouloubos – Unknown for most of the people in the east side of the island. You can reach it by walking 5-10’ but the volcanic rock will compensate with its shadow especially from noon onwards. 
Ammoudi – Under the Oia village there is Ammoudi, that used to be one of the 2 harbors of the island, along with the one on Fira. Today, the settlement of the fisherman has developed touristic interest with many restaurants and taverns for you to enjoy small dishes and fresh fish. If you walk a bit more passed the taverns you will be right across the small island with the Saint Nicolas church where you can dive from the rocks into Caldera. 
Perissa – Perissa, located to the southeastern end of the island is the biggest beach in Santorini, along with what follows it, Perivolos and Ai Giorgis. With pitch black sand, clean deep waters and fully organized beach bars, taverns and coffee shops right above the sea. 
Kamari – Kamari is one of the most popular beaches in Santorini. It has length of many kilometers and is fully equipped with many shops and a great pedestrian area. Combine your swim at Kamari with a visit at the ancient Fira. 
Kokkini beach (Red beach) – Located at the cape it’s one of the most famous beaches of the island because of its uniqueness, since the volcanic ground has created a magical scenery with the red mountain standing above the beach. Combine your swim at the Kokkini beach with a visit to the archeological scene of the cape. 
Vlihada – Vlihada is alone a unique experience and a place that you must visit when in Santorini… A scenery that resembles nothing earthly and where the passing of time, salt, wind, sand created the natural stone partitions. 
Monolithos – Its shallow waters, makes it the idyllic place for families and children. Located near the airport is fully organized.