
Red Beach
Iconic volcanic beach near Akrotiri known for its rust-red cliffs and crimson sand; best experienced from designated viewpoints due to rockfall safety.
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.

Iconic volcanic beach near Akrotiri known for its rust-red cliffs and crimson sand; best experienced from designated viewpoints due to rockfall safety.

Organized black-sand resort village in Santorini featuring an extensive volcanic shoreline, Blue Flag status, a pedestrian promenade, and seaside tavernas.

Sheltered southern bay on Mykonos known for turquoise swimming waters, luxury yacht anchorages, upscale beach dining, and soft sand.

Remote volcanic beach on Santorini’s northeast coast featuring dramatic coastal cliffs, dark sand, and an unspoiled setting away from tourist hubs.

Santorini’s popular black-sand beach, featuring an extensive organized shoreline, clear waters, beach clubs, and seaside tavernas beneath Mesa Vouno.

Famous south-coast party beach on Mykonos featuring open-air clubs, afternoon music sets, watersports, and regular bus transfers from Chora.

Secluded Akrotiri cove beneath white volcanic cliffs, best reached by water taxi for swimming, snorkeling, and quiet sunbathing.