Santorini is a volcanic island in the southern Aegean Sea — the remnant of a massive volcanic eruption that left a dramatic caldera, steep cliffs and a crescent-shaped archipelago. Its villages perched along the cliffs, whitewashed houses and blue-domed churches overlooking the sea make it one of the world’s most photographed and romantic island destinations. The island combines geological history, unique architecture, sea views and Mediterranean light — offering both natural beauty and a dreamy, almost mythical ambiance. (Wiki 2)
Location: South Aegean, Greece
Coordinates: 36.4071112, 25.4566637
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