Sunsets aside, Santorini is also known for its black sand beaches, formed through centuries of volcanic activity. Perissa Beach at the base of Mesa Vouno Mountain is Santorini’s longest black sand ...

this approximately 3-mile-long stretch of black sand is one of the largest and liveliest in Santorini. More of a tourist hot spot than a local hangout, the beach is backed by the town of its ...

Located on the southern end of the island, the resort area of Kamari is about 5 miles southeast of Fira, the capital of Santorini. This picturesque black sand beach is adjacent to Perissa ...

Santorini's whitewashed buildings and blue domes might steal the spotlight, but Perissa Beach proves the island has more to offer. With its soft black sand and crystal-clear waters, it's one of ...

With its unique geological formation, Santorini's beaches, and those in Greece in general, offer a rare blend of beauty and adventure, featuring everything from volcanic black sand and red pebbles ...

More than 200 tremors near the island of Santorini have prompted Greek ... island - known for its whitewashed buildings and black-sand beaches - is not related to volcanic activity.

A black sand beach on Santorini, offering clear waters, a long promenade, and a stunning contrast between the dark sand and white buildings. A black sand beach on Santorini, offering clear waters ...

Tourists look set to return to Santorini after a month of tremors rocked ... At the end of the beach, an elevated spot is popular among divers who leap into the ocean below. To continue your ...