
Eastern Caribbean

Greece
Greek Aegean island shaped by a volcanic caldera, known for cliff-top villages and blue-domed architecture.
Santorini is a volcanic island group in the Aegean Sea, part of the Cyclades, and the thing that defines a visit here is its geography. The caldera, formed by an ancient eruption, shapes everything: the cliffs, the views, and the way the white and blue villages sit at the rim looking out over open water.
Most people arrive by ferry or by the island's small airport, which sits close to the main town. The island is compact but the roads are slow and parking in the cliff-top villages is limited, so getting around takes more planning than it looks. Crowds in the popular spots can be heavy, so arriving early in the day helps.
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Lotza is a cafe in Oia, Santorini, with views over the caldera and blue-domed rooftops. It serves light bites, Greek pastries and iced coffee at reasonable prices for the area.

A large white cathedral at the centre of Fira, with a bell tower, interior frescoes and exterior mosaics. Damaged in the 1956 earthquake and later restored, it sits close to the caldera path.
RecommendedA beach club below Santorini's volcanic cliffs, with Greek food, shaded loungers and a rocky shoreline. We visited after Oia and Fira on our Celebrity Xcel excursion.

A small Catholic church on Fira's caldera edge, known for its three bells, blue dome and dramatic drop to the Aegean. Most visitors spend around ten to fifteen minutes here.
RecommendedA viewpoint in Oia, Santorini, where you can photograph the famous trio of blue-domed churches above the caldera. Crowds build through the morning, so an early visit is worthwhile.
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