Description Santorini, Greece

Santorini - a fantastic and extremely beautiful. Here white houses seem to be hung high above sea level on the steep slopes of giant black holes "of the caldera, which was formed in 1500 BC after the eruption. Jacques-Yves Cousteau called Santorini mysterious Atlantis. This island, also known as the Tire, formed in place of an extinct volcano, which then flooded the sea. The unique topography of rocks, red and black sand beaches, very nice look in the sun at sunset ...

Santorini - the most famous island of the Cyclades. It differs from the other Cyclades islands geology, arising out of an extinct volcano. The most impressive landscape west coast, where huge, steep cliffs with white houses at the top as it gently descends to the water. Coastline, clipped to the west, passes into the endless sandy or pebble beaches on the east coast. From the pier you can rock climb in the island capital of Fira (Fehr) by foot - by the hundreds of steps on a cable car or riding on a donkey.