
Red Beach
Santorini’s iconic red-cliff volcanic beach landscape near Akrotiri, best approached today as a viewpoint and geological landmark because of long-running rockfall restrictions.
Attraction guide
Santorini's beaches are unlike anywhere else in Greece — black, red, and white volcanic sands backed by dramatic cliffs. This category covers the island's swimming and sunbathing spots, from the long organized stretches of Kamari and Perissa to the famous Red Beach near Akrotiri.

Santorini’s iconic red-cliff volcanic beach landscape near Akrotiri, best approached today as a viewpoint and geological landmark because of long-running rockfall restrictions.

Organized black-beach resort town in Santorini, known for its long volcanic shoreline, two Blue Flags, beach promenade, and family-friendly resort atmosphere.

Upscale Mykonos beach in a sheltered south-coast cove, known for calm water, yachts, and the polished NAMMOS-led beach-club scene.

Remote volcanic sand beach on Santorini northeast coast offering pristine swimming conditions away from tourist areas with dramatic cliff scenery.

Santorini’s best-known black-sand beach, with a long organized shoreline, easy swimming, beach clubs, and one of the island’s top beach-stay areas.

Iconic south-coast Mykonos beach known for organized sunbeds, easy bus access, and Paradise Beach Club’s late-afternoon party scene.

Secluded Akrotiri cove beneath white volcanic cliffs, best reached by boat for clear water, snorkeling, and a quieter alternative to Red Beach.