The high season<\/strong> is long here: it starts in May, when the temperature reaches a comfortable mark of 25 \u00b0 C, and this bliss continues until the end of November, despite the beginning of rains on the beaches, it is still crowded.<\/p>\n Santorini is a mysterious place<\/strong> – according to one version, the legendary Atlantis was located here, in a sunken crater formed after a volcanic eruption. Tour<\/a>ists to this day collect pieces of pumice on the beaches – lava that solidified after that famous eruption.<\/p>\n The beaches of Santorini are<\/strong> incredibly beautiful: pebble, sandy, and even shades to choose from – white, black, red. Two of them deserve special interest.<\/p>\n \nThis beach of Perissa is a favorite vacation spot for families with children, as it is a very convenient, gentle entry into the water and 100% protection from the wind by coastal rocks. The infrastructure is<\/strong> quite decent – quality hotel<\/a>s, sports centers, surfing clubs, night discos and clubs, an endless string of cafes and restaurants offering a wide range of national and world cuisines.<\/p>\n Santorini has a unique wine<\/strong>, because there grows a unique grape variety – Assyrtiko, the taste of which is specific due to the volcanic soil and the lack of rain on the island.![\"Santorini](\"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/8d14eaa7539931145b4258d5d66894df-1.avif\")
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\nAnd Kamari beach, for outdoor enthusiasts. Beneath your feet is a mixture of volcanic sand and pebbles, behind your back – a lot of taverns and bars for every taste, and before your eyes – a wonderful sea.<\/p>\n
\nArriving in Santorini, do not forget to taste the Pope's favorite wine – “Vinsanto” and learn the special way of its production.<\/p>\n