Akrotiri

Visiting Akrotiri Lighthouse (What to know before you go!)

Santorini is infamous for its breathtaking sunsets and rich historical importance. If you’re considering visiting the lighthouse at Akrotiri then you’re in for a treat as you’ll get the best of both these worlds.  Visiting the Santorini lighthouse offers majestic views overlooking the Aegean Sea which is only amplified by a gorgeous sunset.  In this …

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15 Best Akrotiri, Santorini Hotels

Have you ever wondered where the quieter, picturesque corners of Santorini are hidden? Let me introduce you to Akrotiri, a charming village located in the south west of Santorini. Just like the more popular alternatives of Oia and Fira, Akrotiri boasts spectacular Caldera and sunset views, an intriguing history, and beaches that are simply out …

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Akrotiri to Red Beach: Walk and Bus

Akrotiri to Red Beach Walk The walk from Akrotiri to Red Beach is not just about reaching a destination; it’s about enjoying the journey. With a distance of just 1.6km, it’s a short yet scenic route. The downhill terrain makes it accessible for everyone, from seasoned trekkers to casual strollers. Depending on your pace, you …

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The Akrotiri Spring Fresco

The Akrotiri Spring Fresco is a celebrated work of art from the Bronze Age Minoan civilization, found at the town of Akrotiri on the Aegean island of Thera (modern-day Santorini). It is believed that Akrotiri was destroyed by a volcanic eruption around 1600 BC, but this and many other Akrotiri Frescoes such as the Boxer, …

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Akrotiri Frescoes (where are they now?)

Unearthed in the late 1960s, the Akrotiri frescoes are ancient treasures discovered on the island of Santorini at the now infamous Akrotiri Archaeological site. Hailing from the Bronze Age Minoan civilization, they offer a captivating snapshot into the bygone era. The frescoes, concealed for millennia under volcanic ash, illustrate a vivid spectrum of life, from …

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