Kamari beach is a big black sand beach on the southeast part of Santorini island and just 30 meters away from Kalya Suites. This beach is one of the famous in Santorini and hosts many visitors in the summertime, and is served by many restaurants, traditional taverns, bars, souvenir shops and clothing shops.Sunbeds and umbrellas are available for rent.Bus service to and from Fira is available. Kamari beach is a very organized beach in Santorini and is also beautiful at night since you can do a night walk in the huge cobblestone street of the village, next to the beach, and enjoy beautiful summer nights.
Nearby Attractions
Ancient Thira at Kamari
Ancient Thira at Kamari village Santorini
Separating Kamari from Perissa is Ancient Thira. First settled by the Dorians in the 9th century B.C., this archaeological site is home to ruins from the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine eras. Stroll down Ancient Thira main street and you'll pass Roman baths, old mosaic houses and even an old agora (marketplace). And let's not forget the spectacular views from the Terrace of the Festivals, where ceremonies were held in honor of the Greek god Apollo, son of Zeus and the god of light.
Ancient Thira is open to the public, although hours may vary depending on the season. Admission is about $5 USD (€4). For more information ask the staff of "Kalya Suites".
Villages of Santorini
Fira the Capital
Overlooking the Caldera and the Volcano of Santorini, Fira town is the capital of Santorini and is on the western side of the island. The village is perched 300 meters above the old port and is the largest town on the island.
With loads of shops and traditional restaurants and cafes attract thousands of visitors in the summer.With wonder full views over the over the volcano some of the beat sights in the world.
You can also visit the Prehistoric and Folklore Museums, as well as the many churches
Fira is just 15 minutes by Bus from Kamari village!
Perissa & Perivolos beach
Perissa village is a seaside area on the south east coast of Santorini with several kilometers of black sand beach. Towering over the beach on the north side is the mountain of Mesa Vouno, site of Ancient Thira. Perissa connects with Perivolos beach, and the collective area is longest stretch of beach on the island. Both beaches are organized.At Perissa you can find many water sports facilities, diving schools and a water park, as well as cafes, bars and clubs by the sea.
Pyrgos village Santorini
Pyrgos is a traditional village built on the slopes of Mt. Profitis Ilias, in the center of the Island. It is one of the most impressive Santorini villages, with Byzantine churches, Medieval Manors and Venetian Castles. Pyrgos provide a lovely view of the island and the Aegean Sea. The beaches of Kamari and Perissa are located just a few kilometers from Pyrgos village at Santorini.
Oia village Santorini
Oia (Ia), is the most famous of all villages of Santorini and a must visit place. It is known throughout the world for its quiet life and fantastic sunset.Oia village is built in the traditional architecture with whitewashed buildings carved into the rock, blue domed churches in narrow streets and sun-bathed verandas. The highest attraction of the village is the fabulous sunset. A square overlooks the sea and visitors may observe a truly fantastic sunset on Santorini.
Akrotiri village Santorini
Akrotiri village is in the southwestern and most distant edge of the island, 12 km away from Fira. Became particularly famous the ancient city that was discovered buried under the volcano’s ashes by the well known archaeologist Spiros Marinatos. Akrotiri at Santorini is famous for Archaeological excavations, the lighthouse, the Red beach, White beach, fish taverns, a small port, panoramic Volcano view from the Kasteli (Akrotiri castle) in the center of the village .
