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Fira 

Nira is the capital of the island, built on the edge of the Caldera bet=een 

the sea and the sky. The =estern part of Nira, facing the Caldera, still maintains 

its uniCue colour and beauty despite the intensive tourist exploitation 

and the doOens of clubs, bars and shops. This part of the to=n is paved and 

you can only =alk around it through the narro= cobbled streets. The best 

time for a peaceful =ander around Nira is in the afternoon. Euring that time 

you can enPoy every single picturesCue corner of the settlement, from Kato 

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Nira =here the church of Aghios Kinas is, to the Orthodox Ketropolis of 

Qpapanti, the Kuseum of Rrehistoric Thera and the !elloneio Cultural 

Centre, or, from northern Nira, =here the catholic Cuarter and the 

Ketropolis of Aghios Ioannis the !aptist are located, up to Kegaro GyOi. 

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The main cobbled street in northern Nira 

un=inds along the edge of the Caldera, passing 

through Nirostefani and Imerovigli, and 

ends up at the northern end of the island, in 

Oia. 

The cable car departs from northern Nira 

as =ell, to transport you to the bay of Nira 

(old harbour), =here you can take a boat 

tour to the volcano and Thirasia island. In 

order to return from the bay to the centre of 

Nira, you can choose among the cable car or 

the donkeys or you can go up the snake-like 

steps, for the most venturous of you. 

In Nira you =ill find banks, post office, police 

department, health centre, pharmacies, 

night clubs, super markets, patisseries, shops, 

as =ell as hotels, rooms for rent, tavernas, 

snack bars and restaurants that satisfy every 

taste and budget. Kake sure you stop off at 

the !elloneio Cultural Centre, =here painting 

and photography exhibitions as =ell as inter- 

Fira 

Where to eat: 

Assyrtico WXYZ[\"][ZZ^"_àba\Z 

(p. 67), Eionysos in Atlantis 

][ZZ^"_àba\Z (p. 73), Sphinx 

cZYadZ[[O\ZO\"_àba\Z (p. 57), 

Volcano !lue bZOeXXY (p. 77) 

For coffee: 

Character (p. 75), Classico (p. 

79) 

Where to go shopping: 

[agoudera fZgZhhZ[i (p. 2-3), 

Hondos Center _XbWZda_b"O\Y"O_@ 

_ZbbX[aZb (p. 7), Ammos _hXdjZb 

O\Y"O__ZbbX[aZb (p. 175), !ooks ^ 

Style kXX^bdX[Z (p. 45), 

Rhenomenon O[d"lOhhZ[i (p.129) 

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esting lectures and conferences are often organised. Kegaro GyOi is also a 

cultural centre =ith a long history, housing extremely interesting exhibitions, 

lectures and music concerts mainly throughout the summer. 

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Firostefani 

As you go north along the main road, you =ill find Nirostefani only 1.5 km 

a=ay from Nira. The vie= is eCually magnificent as it is in Nira but the atmosphere 

is clearly Cuieter. It is the perfect choice for those =ho =ant to 

be close to the intense and cosmopolitan life of the capital, but not in the 

heart of it. The distance from Nirostefani to Nira is no more than a 10 minutes 

=alk. 

There are places, ho=ever, =here you can eat or have a drink, and at 

the same time have a vie= of the Caldera. Lalking up the road that passes 

in front of the cable car you =ill see a neoclassic building =ith vivid red 

colour. It is Retros K. Nomikos Conference Centre, =hich hosts the maPority 

of the international scientific conferences that take place in Santorini as 

=ell as many cultural events. Qou =ill be surprised by the Centre and the 

vie= =ill be an unforgettable memory for you, so =e suggest that you visit 

the Centre late in the afternoon to experience another sunset from the top 

of Nirostefani. 

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Imerovigli 

Imerovigli or the so-called “balcony 

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and before Oia. The largest part of 

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earthCuake of 1956 and its residents 

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Imerovigli is only 3 km a=ay from 

Nira and its intense tourist development 

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couples in love. There are numerous 

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Imerovigli doesn’t offer night life and there are only fe= places to eat or 

go shopping, but you don’t have to =orry about it. Nira is only five minutes 

a=ay by car. The magnificent vie= combined =ith the tranCuillity that 

Imerovigli has managed to keep, creates an absolute romantic atmosphere. 

It is =orth visiting the church of Ranagia Kaltese =ith the old =ooden 

icon screen and the monastery of Aghios Nikolaos. As the sun sets, the 

neighbouring islands of Ios, Sikinos and 

Nolegandros are being revealed, making 

Imerovigli’s sunset as captivating as the 

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Imerovigli 

Where to stay: 

Heliotopos (p. 4-5), Grace 

Santorini (p. 86) 

Where to eat: 

Anogi ][ZZ^"d[OYadaX\Oh"_àba\Z (p. 

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For event planning: 

Leddings in Greece by 

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Kontochori 

If you take Nira’s lo=er road to=ards the North, you =ill come to 

Kontochori =here you can visit the Nolklore Kuseum of Emmanuel [ignos 

and experience the Santorini of the past. 

Vourvoulos 

The village of Vourvoulos is located approximately 4 km a=ay from Nira on 

the road to=ards the island’s northern beaches. The village is built amphitheatrically 

=ith a vie= of the plain in the north-eastern side of the island. 

In Kato Vourvoulos you =ill find the central sCuare =ith the imposing 

church of Aghios Efstratios that celebrates its feast day on Eecember 13th. 

It is also =orth visiting the beautiful church of Aghios Ranteleimonas. 

Karterados 

The lo=er road of Nira that goes south=ards, =ill lead you to Karterados, 

after 2 km. Rark your car and get ready for a short tour of the traditional 

village starting from the “steps of Galaios”, as the locals call them, =hich 

are on your left as the road bends. Qou =ill be surprised by =hat there is 

to see... Traditional old buildings mined inside the volcanic rock, captain 

houses and picturesCue cobbled streets that you can hardly make out from 

the main road as they have been constructed along the streambed. There 

aren’t many sights to see, but it’s =orth visiting the church of the 

Assumption and being at its festival that takes place forty days after Easter. 

If you are on the island on August 15th, Poin the festival of the church 

Ranagia Kokkini (Saint Kary of the Red) =hich =as given this name as it =as 

built =ith red =ine instead of =ater. 

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Messaria 

Kessaria is located at a cross point of Santorini and is close (about 4 km) to 

Nira, to the port of Athinios, and to the northern beaches and the north-eastern 

part of the island. The ne= part of the village is full of life =ith many 

shops, =hilst a =alk through the traditional settlement =ill take you back in 

time, =hen Kessaria =as the centre of the island’s industrial development. 

There you =ill find the remains of the imposing facilities of the 

KarkeOinis knitting factory, as =ell as the Saliveros and KarkeOinis mansionsr 

dome-shaped houses built into the volcanic rock, picturesCue cobbled 

streets, many churches and the restored Argyros Kansion that evidences 

the glory of its time. 

Vothonas 

After Kessaria you =ill find Vothonas. It is =orth visiting this village in order 

to admire the distinctive folk architecture. Kany buildings are built into the 

volcanic earth of a large gorge. These buildings apart from being cheap to 

construct, they also offered shelter from the =inds and the pirates. Rark 

your car for a =hile and cross over the river and the traditional little road 

on the river bed, in order to discover the church of Ranagia Trypa =hich is 

situated high up on the rock. 

Monolithos 

Konolithos is located near the airport of Santorini, 9 km a=ay from Nira. It 

is a Cuite peaceful settlement =ith many hotels and lodgings. It has a =ell 

organiOed long beach =ith smooth black sand and particularly shallo= =aters, 

a lifeguard and a playground. The =aters deepen gradually, but if you 

=ish to s=im =ithout touching the sea bottom, you =ill have to s=im a lot. 

The beach usually is very cro=ded since it’s the nearest beach to Nira connected 

=ith the local bus transportation net=ork. Eon’t =orry, ho=ever. 

There is plenty of room for everyone. Also, in Konolithos, you =ill find the 

only tomato factory that is still operating in Santorini and belongs to the 

Association Cooperatives of Theraic Rroducts SantoLines. 

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Kamari 

The cosmopolitan Kamari is 10 km a=ay from Nira. There is al=ays life, as 

it accommodates the maPority of the charter passengers that inundate the 

island from Kay to September. It is =orth mentioning that Kamari is of 

great historical importance, as in Kesa Vouno, the ruins of the ancient 

Thera =ere discovered - a city that =as the only urban centre of the island 

until the expansion of Christianity. 

Kamari has a =ell organiOed beach that stretches in many kilometres and 

is a=arded =ith a blue flag. It has smooth black sand, playground, =ater 

sports, diving centre and a lifeguard. Near the rock you =ill see the arch, 

the once Customs, =here the most daring ones =ill find it a good place for 

diving. Not far a=ay, you =ill see the 

ascetic residences, natural caves 

found inside the rock or small buildings 

that ascetics used in order to retire 

since the late 17th century. 

Hotels, travel agencies, cafeterias, 

beach bars, vivid night life and numerous 

choices for food make up the 

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Exo Gonia - Mesa Gonia 

Exo Gonia is a small, peaceful and traditional village lacking tourist infrastructure, 

built at the rear of Ryrgos. It is located 12 km a=ay from Nira. 

Qou should visit it and =alk through its cobbled streets. Admire the neoclassic 

mansions and more than ten ruined =ineries that =ere full of life before 

the earthCuake of 1956. 

Eonvt forget to visit DArt SpaceD (see page 140), the Antonis Argyrosv visual 

arts centre, =hich since 1830 =as operating as a =inery and a distiller 

of raki, and had the first facilities for tomato processing. At the restored 

rooms of the museum you =ill find exceptional =orks of art. Art Space still 

operates as =inery as =ell. In Exo Gonia you =ill also find the Artemis 

Karamolegos Linery (see page 156) and on the coast the Gaia Linery (see 

page 152). 

Go to Kesa Gonia (7.5 km from Nira) once a great centre of =ine production. 

Nollo= the signs from the main road to=ards Kamari and then turn 

right. Qour first stop is in one of the oldest =ineries of the island, Qiannis 

Roussos =inery =hich operates since 1836. Taste the famous local labels in 

the =inery’s beautiful traditional yard under the shade of the trees. Not far 

from Roussos =inery, you =ill find another old =inery (since 1903) the 

Estate Argiros (see page 154). Tour the canavas, seiOe the opportunity and 

discuss =ith the =ine producer, and don’t forget to taste the famous 

Vinsanto he produces. [eave your car for a =hile and =alk through the traditional 

settlement of Kesa Gonia. The deeper you go into the village, the 

more controversial the landscape becomes, combing images of dereliction 

and civiliOation. !eautiful picturesCue churches and fe= traditional houses 

are among the ruins that the earthCuake left behind. As you go further up, 

the vie= of the village, of Kesa Vouno and of the coast line becomes more 

beautiful, especially at nightfall. Go back to your car and follo= the road to- 

=ards the church of Episcopi of Gonia, =hich is Cuite close to the village. 

The church =as built in the late 11th century and is an important !yOantine 

monument. Episcopi is one of the fe= churches =ith tiles and it offers a 

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Pyrgos 

Ryrgos village is situated on the inland of Santorini, 7,5 km a=ay from Nira, 

built on the top of the hillr it has a discreet but dynamic presence on the 

tourist map. 

It is said that Ryrgos’ vineyard is the most Cualitative, so make a stop in 

SantoLines =inery (see page 146) to taste the local =ines and to enPoy the 

magnificent vie= of the volcano and the rest of the island. Continue to=ards 

the sCuare of the village and leave your car in the parking lot to stroll 

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a listed monument in 1995. Going to the top may seem a bit tiring but the 

endless vie=s of Nira, Oia and Kessaria’s valley =ill re=ard your efforts and 

=ill offer you another uniCue sunset, if you are there at the right time. 

Ryrgos has kept its natural beauty =ithout any alterations. A stroll 

through its cobbled streets =ill reveal some interesting points of local architecture, 

as =ell as the remains of neoclassical mansions. It is a typical 

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top of the fortress stands the castle (Kasteli) that =as ruined from an earth- 

Cuake, almost half a century ago. Until then, approximately 70 families lived 

=ithin its =alls. 

It is recommended to visit the Icons and Relics Collection that houses 

hagiographies, =ooden sculptures, embroideries and other items of ecclesiastic 

use mostly dated back to the 17th and 18th century. In the village 

you =ill find more than 40 churchesr among them is the =ell kno=n 

Theotokaki of Koimisis built in the 10th century and Ranagia’s Eisodia or 

Ranagia of Kasteli =hich is the largest of all. It =as built in the early 16th 

century and has a magnificent =ooden icon screen and it is open to the 

public only in fests. 

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It is also =orth visiting 

the traditional village of 

“Vanishing Santorini” 

=here a tour =ill take you 

to another Santorini unspoiled 

by tourist interventions. 

At the highest point of 

Ryrgos, and of the island as 

=ell, stands the monastery 

of Rrophet Elias, built in 

1711. There you =ill realiOe 

=hat a panoramic vie= 

means. Nollo=ing the road 

to Rrophet Elias, to your 

left hand you =ill see the 

HatOidakis =inery (see 

page 150) =hich may be 

small, but it is definitely remarkable 

and famous. 

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If you visit the island at Easter - and =e undoubtedly suggest you to do 

so - you should not miss the impressive ceremony of epitaph =here the village 

is filled =ith hundreds of lightened tin cans and, from far a=ay gives 

the impression of a burning village! Nurthermore, on Easter Sunday, locals 

have the custom to hang yudas and burn him in the village’s sCuare along 

=ith fire=orks, roasted lambs and lots of =ine. 

The settlement is inhabited by more than 700 residents. The region has 

been developed during the last fe= years and besides the local tavernas and 

restaurants that provide very good food, you =ill also find cafeterias, hotels 

and fe= rooms for rent, a gallery and a fe= shops. 

Pyrgos 

Where to stay: 

Voreina Gallery Suites (p. 97) 

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Selene ][ZZ^"_[ZOda Z"_àba\Z (p. 

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Megalochori 

Qou =ill find Kegalochori on the =ay to the beaches of Rerissa, Rerivolos, 

Vlychada and Red !each in the south of the island, 9 km a=ay from Nira. It 

is a very beautiful village that remains still unspoilt from tourist activities. 

[eave your car and =alk through it. Admire the cobbled streets, the yards 

that are full of flo=ers, the tidy houses and above all the fine bell to=ers of 

the churches that pop up harmoniously in the landscape. 

The settlement is built in the bed of a stream and in front of it stretches 

a valley =ith vineyards. It has almost 300 permanent residents, most of 

them farmers =orking in the cultivation of the plenty vineyards, tomatoes 

and barleycorns. 

In the centre of Kegalochori stands the Gavalas =inery (see page 158), 

=hereas out of the village you =ill find the !outari =inery (see page 148). 

Nor those of you =ho like adventure, =e suggest a visit to the remote 

beaches of Caldera, Rlaka and Thermi that =ere named after the churches 

Ranagia Rlaka and Christ in Thermi. There is no access by car and therefore, 

=e recommend you to =ear sports shoes, a hat and to have =ater =ith you. 

It is also =orth admiring the sunset =ith the vie= of Ralea Kameni, Nea 

Kameni and Thirasia islands. 

Emporio 

Nollo=ing the road to=ards Rerivolos and Rerissa beaches you =ill find 

Emporio, the largest village of Santorini =ith approximately 3.000 permanent 

residents. It is 12 km a=ay from Nira and for many years it =as the 

trade centre of the islandr to that probably o=es its today’s name 

(Emporeio is the Greek =ord for Trade). According to another assertion, 

Emporio took its name from the German =ord Neubrg, =hich means ne= 

to=er and it refers to the Goulas castle. 

Emporio is a traditional village =ith distinctive folk architecture. Goulas 

and Kasteli still bring in memory the Venetian rule age. Goulas is the sCuare 

medieval castle in the village entrance and it =as Ratmos monastery glebe. 

In its entrance you =ill see the typical construction =ith the pots =hich 

=ere filled =ith hot oil and =ere spilt over to the enemies. 

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On the top of the castle 

is Aghios Rolikarpos. 

Kasteli is one of the five 

typical fortress settlements 

of the after !yOantine period 

of the island. Its =alls 

are the external =alls of 

the houses. All buildings 

communicate from their 

roofs and Ralea Ranagia or 

Ranagia Kesani stands in 

the centre of the fortress. 

The church is dated to the 

16th century =ith a uniCue 

architecture bell to=er 

and =ith a priceless =ooden 

icon screen. In a fe= 

meters you =ill find the 

church of Ketamorphosis 

of Sotiros (Christ) dated to 

the early 19th centuryr a 

great festival takes place 

on August 6th. Lhat is more, the icon of Aghios Averkios (protector of 

canavas) is hosted there and therefore another festival takes place on 

October 22nd. In the yard of the church there is a typical pebble precinct. 

It is =orth visiting Aghios Spiridonas =ith its beautiful blue dome. yust before 

entering the village there is the small church of Aghios Nikolaos 

Karmaritis built upon an ancient sacred of the 3rd century !.C., an offering 

to the goddess Vasileia. 

Go up to the hill of Gavrilos, =hich is considered archaeological Oone 

due to the !yOantine period ruins and admire the eight =indmills and the 

vie= of the rest of the island. The =indmills are historical listed monuments 

from the early 19th century and they testify the traditional occupation of 

that time. Nurthermore, carved tombs of the Hellenistic period =ere found 

in the limestone rock in the area of Vlychada. One of them is kno=n by the 

name Ehentra =hich means viper, due to the carved shape of a snake found 

on the rock. In Emporio you =ill find many shops for tourists, ATKs, super 

markets, a post office, cafeterias, tavernas, a pharmacy and a peripheral 

health centre. 

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Perissa 

The beach of Rerissa is located in the southeastern side of the island, 13 km 

a=ay from Nira. !eside the rock you =ill find the Old Christian !asilica type 

church of Aghia Eirini, dated to 6th century. Rerissa is one of the most developed 

and popular seaside resorts of the island along =ith Rerivolos and 

Kamari. The sea =aters are deep and clean =hile the beach has black sand. 

It is a settlement full of life during the summer months. A great number of 

Greek and foreign tourists visit the village, enPoying the comfort of a =ellorganiOed 

beach that provides =ater sports and a =ide range of choices concerning 

accommodation, eating and entertainment. There is also a beach 

camping site =ith natural shade. 

The church of Timios Stavros is situated in Rerissa’s sCuare and it is the 

largest church of the island =ith a great festival on the 14th of September. 

In the sCuare you =ill also find the Kineral and Nossils Kuseum that belongs 

to the Cultural Association of Thera. If you look in the rock you =ill see 

Ranagia Katefiani, a small church standing up there by itself. Its festival is on 

the 8th of September. 

Perivolos - Aghios Georgios 

Rerivolos beach is the natural extension of Rerissa. There you =ill find an 

organiOed beach of many kilometres that as a=arded =ith a blue flag. 

Rerivolos has black sand or small pebble and cool deep =aters. It has the 

most popular beach bars, restaurants and fish tavernas. 

!each bars =ith loud music, team sports and =ater sports create a party 

atmosphere all day long. Aghios Georgios is the next stop after Rerivolos, 

ho=ever, =ith a Cuieter atmosphere. There a part of the beach that it is not 

covered =ith sun umbrellas, yet. 

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Akrotiri 

Akrotiri’s settlement is in the south=estern and most distant edge of the island, 

15 km a=ay from Nira. Akrotiri became particularly famous the ancient 

city that =as discovered buried under the volcano’s ashes by the =ell 

kno=n archaeologist Spiros Karinatos. His =ork is being successfully continued 

by Rrofessor Christos Eoumas. Nrom those settlements that have a 

vie= of the Caldera, it is the most recently developed and the less spoilt by 

tourist interventions. 

Euring the last fe= years many hotels and lodgings have been built to 

serve the needs of tourists =hose number is constantly gro=ing, as they 

seek for tranCuillity in the still virgin side of the Caldera. Nrom Akrotiri you 

can go on foot to the Red !each or take the boat to the Lhite !each. Kesa 

Rigadia, Kampia and from the Caldera’s side, Apothikes and Gialos, are 

other beaches for s=imming. There is also a Venetian castle in Akrotiri that 

=as shattered by the big earthCuake and it is =orth paying a visit. There 

may not be enough shops and a =ild nightlife, but you =ill definitely find 

good food. Qou =ill find tavernas in Akrotiri’s port, in the centre of the village 

and on the road to=ards Naros (lighthouse), =hich you should definitely 

visit. Nrom there you =ill be able to observe the figure of an Indian, up 

in Kavro Vouno, that looks so natural as if it had been carved by a talented 

sculptor. According to the testimonies of local residents, this figure had 

been discovered by Spiros Karinatos as none had noticed it until then. 

Either in the morning or in the afternoon the vie= of the endless blue and 

the rest of the island, from the lighthouse, is magnificent and the sunset is 

like a dream. In the area you =ill also find the churches of Aghia Theodosia 

situated in the castle’s entrance, of Aghios Epifanios, of Aghia Triada and of 

Qpapanti that =as reconstructed after the earthCuake. 

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Oia - Finikia 

Nrom the hill of Rrophet Elias in Oia, your gaOe falls upon the dark =aters 

of the Caldera, passes over the volcano’s petrified lava and then turns high 

up to the =hite line of houses that sparkle in the clear light. 

As you descend to=ards Rerivolos, you =ill have the feeling that you are 

floating in the air amongst the steep volcanic rocks and the vineyards that 

spread out to the north in !axedes next to the sea, climbing up the hillside 

to the first canavas of Ninikia and =est=ards up to Tholos, the second farming 

village of “Apano Keria”. In !axedes you =ill also find the =inery of 

Raris Sigalas. 

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The main marble road =ith the imposing captain houses, the cre= members 

houses built into the volcanic rock, the steps that lead do=n to the little 

harbours of Ammoudi and Armeni, the many churches dedicated to 

sailors, the canavas and the raki distillers are evidence of the history of this 

=ell-kept village =hen the =ooden ships of Apano Keria =ould cross the 

Kediterranean carrying the heady s=eet vinsanto =ine and return =ith timber, 

porcelain and silve=are for the mansions of captains. 

If you fancy a s=im, try out the !axedes and Katharos beaches, or alternatively 

go for a dip at Ammoudi. Ammoudi is a little harbour in Oia =here 

t=o centuries ago they used to load ships and =ine for export. 

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Qou can either get there 

by car, or by =alking do=n 

235 steps. Le assure you 

that the =alk do=n is not as 

hard as it sounds and the 

food served at the very fe= 

fish tavernas =ill definitely 

make up for it. 

Armeni, the second little 

harbour of Oia, is a little further 

on and =as used for 

similar purposes as 

Ammoudi. Qou can get 

there by “lantOes” (private transfer crafts) or by =alking do=n the 291 

steps from the Skala restaurant. It is extremely peaceful and picturesCue 

and there is only one taverna left. Armenaki is found bet=een Ammoudi 

and Armeni. This is another little harbour =here you can go s=imming, but 

it doesn’t have any shops. The path=ay that takes you there might be 

rough, but the landscape is completely virgin. A magnificent captain’s mansion 

dating back to 19th century, restored to its original form, houses the 

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Naval Kuseum. Qou =ill find many things to admire there including old 

eCuipment, =ater-colours, photos and generally everything that has to do 

=ith Santorini’s great nautical past. 

The traditional Santorini houses built into the volcanic rock are even 

more around the castle of Aghios Nikolaos =here visitors gather to =atch 

the enchanting horiOon painting purple strokes across the sky as the sun 

falls upon Thirasia. Oia has a district clinic and a pharmacy that operate on 

a daily basis, some cash machines, a post office, a CitiOen Service Centre and 

Dimitris Taverna 

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an array of shops for everyone. There are 60 

churches in the area, many of =hich have 

been photographed for post cards. The 

largest festivals are those of Aghios 

Georgios, Stavros, Aghios Spyridonas, 

Aghios Nikolaos, Aghios Savvas and Ranagia 

of Rlatsani. 

Having overcome the catastrophes 

caused by economic decline, the earthCuake 

and the volcanic eruptions, Oia is no= bursting 

=ith life as a model community offering 

modern facilities. It has been relieved of the 

overhead electricity and telephone cables 

that once imprisoned the village and no= 

boasts underground cable, electricity and 

telephone net=orks, a complete irrigation 

and se=age net=ork, a desalting plant for 

sea =ater, biological cleaning units, high 

standards tourist facilities and a Conference 

Centre and an open-air amphitheatre that 

are under construction. Rreserving the 

charm of other ages, the harmonious and 

peaceful community of Oia invites you to 

discover its secrets. 

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yello= and green, and the 

landscape is complemented by 

multi-coloured flo=er beds. 

The first inhabited village 

you =ill come across on the island 

is Rotamos (potami is the 

Greek =ord for river) and took 

this name as it is built by a 

ravine. Kost of the houses are 

built into the volcanic rock. 

Among the most =ell kno=n 

churches are Ranagia Giatrissa 

and Aghios Eimitrios. Agrilia is 

the oldest and largest village 

on Thirasia. It has an extremely 

picturesCue landscape =ith 

houses built into the volcanic 

rock as =ell as canavas. In the 

village you =ill find the church 

of Ranagia of Eisodia or Ranagia of [agadi =hich has a uniCue architecture 

that dates back to 1887. The capital of the island is Kanolas, =hich is suspended 

above the Caldera and has a vie= of Santorini. The church of 

Aghios Konstantinos, dating back to 1874, can also be found here. Kera or 

Keradiana =as an inhabited area about thirty to forty years ago. Today, the 

area offers many memories of that times as =ell as a =onderful vie=. The 

only visitors of the island are relatives of the inhabitants and those =ho arrive 

by tourist boats Pust to make their tour. Thirasia has a community centre 

=ith a great number of personnel, a =ell-eCuipped heliport, a central irrigation 

net=ork, and lodgings =ith a vie= of the Caldera, a CitiOens Service 

Centre and ATKs. There are 21 churches on the island and all locals take 

part in the festivals organiOed. If you go to Thirasia by boat and get off at 

Korfos, you =ill only be able to reach Kanolas by donkey or on foot. 

Alternatively you can go to Riva, the main harbour of Thirasia, by ferry boat 

from Athinios or by a small boat from Ammoudi =hich sails on a regular 

basis (at least three times a day). There you =ill find a sandy beach as =ell 

as the small church of Aghia Eirini. It is =ell =orth getting a complete picture 

of the island by visiting the monastery of the Assumption that can be 

reached by follo=ing the path=ay from Kanolas. 

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