You have seen it on touristic leaflets. Whitewashed, cubiform houses, deep blue domes overlooking wonderful sunsets in rainbow colors. That’s what a visitor gets with a visit to Santorini, one of the most popular islands in the Aegean Sea, known for its black volcanic sandy beaches and high-end style. But most importantly, for the best-given spots to get the perfect photograph for your Instagram feed.

Caldera island
Probably one of the most magnificent features this island has is its beautiful caldera. A remnant of a massive volcanic eruption almost 3,500 years ago, this floating piece of earth can be seen over both Fira and Oia from different angles. Best way to appreciate it even more? Take a boat tour and capture the crater of this still active natural masterpiece.
Ammoudi Beach
On the way to Oia, away from the eyes of most tourists, you can find this hidden little beach. Possible the most crystal clear blue waters you will find of the island. Compared to other beaches, Ammoudi makes the difference among others made up of black, red, and white lava pebbles. Great spot to get also another shot of the sunset.
Oia
On the northwestern tip of Santorini, lies the most iconic spot of the island. A coastal town filled with white houses overlooking the caldera, stoned narrow alleys, and unique churches. Not so far from the town, you can find the ruins of Oia Castle, an ideal spot to take photographs of a panoramic view. Or join a tour that can show you why Oia is the most picturesque and sensational village of the island.

Red Beach
This extraordinary place that seems it has been covered with red color, because of its rocky landscape, offers breathtaking views of the shore with dark blue and green waters. With this unique, to the human eye, combination of natural elements, Red Beach can only be a must-visit and addition to your Instagram collection.

Imerovigli
This place has been built amphitheatrically with its houses overlooking the caldera. That is why it is called the “Balcony of the Aegean” with different songs written about it. Thankfully it is not as crowded as Oia, making it easier for you to get a great shot of yourself and the blue domes. Need a tip? Look for Anastasi Church and you will definitely capture the best photograph of your whole trip.
