Santorini 의 화산해변

Due to its tragic volcanic history , the island of Santorini ( although correct to speak of Tyre ) is not only expressive and unique terrain ,

and is an excellent example of this , that the sand is not only light " sand " color .

 Here, even in a single day you can visit the beaches with a completely different, and the type , and the color of sand - black , red , white ...

If you want red beach - go to Kokkini Paralia in the southern part of the island .

If you want a white - on the Monolithos , which is very close to the airport . It would seem , that the surprising white sand ?

And the thing is , that this is the only place in Santorini , where it is the usual color . all other beaches ( besides those already mentioned above Kokkini red ) sand and gravel volcanic , black ...

2. The main beaches on Santorini two - it's Kamari and Perissa .
The village of Kamari lies below the Ancient Thira and is actually the main resort area of Santorini .

 The beach is a mixture of dark pebbles and black volcanic sand . Here are placed in a large number of bars , taverns , hotels .
The season is here , as a rule , quite crowded even though , that Kamari - quite moody beach , where a lot of stones and sea conditions is

quite difficult to swim .

3. Black volcanic sand and pebbles , which are covered with beaches , have been thrown out as a result of the devastating eruption

 3 thousand years ago , covering a huge area around the island of Santorini .

4. Perissa Beach is located on the other side of the mountain Mesa Vouno from the crowded beach of Kamari and is almost complete its opposite

 - calm sea , the long , 8 - kilometer beach with easy entry into the water and a quiet place alone .
Rocks Mesa Vouno protects the beach from winds , so Perissa especially appreciate sunbathing lovers , as well as various   celebrities

5. In early May, the beach completely deserted in contrast to Kamari

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7. Whispering Sea

8. Rocks Mesa Vouno

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10. Black sand very well with bright - blue color of the Aegean Sea