
Rising up about 156m from the basin of Athens is the Acropolis of Athens. Acropolis in Greek means highest city. This 5th Century BC ancient Greek monumental complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is definitely the most famous attraction in Greece.

Athens, the capital and largest city of Greece is known to the world as the cradle of western civilization and the birthplace of democracy.

Santorini is a flooded caldera with a long, steep, multicoloured arc of cliffs. The unique view of white buildings sitting on top on of the cliff like a layer of snow makes it one of Greece’s most scenic island.

A sea trip around Santorini’s caldera, taking in the cliff face sights from sea level is one of the recommended activity to do while visiting this beautiful island. You can also do a little scuba diving while you’re at the sea.

Nea Kameni which means ‘New Burnt’ is a volcano located inside the caldera of Santorini. So it's basically a smaller volcano inside a bigger volcano. This new volcano only started to emerge from the sea about 300 years ago. The eruption that occurred from 1701 – 1711 must be a spectacular view for the inhabitants of Santorini at that time.

Fira is the main town of Santorini. Its central location makes it a main hub for transportation, complete with a bus and taxi station, cable car station that connects to the old port at the bottom of volcano cliff. It also has the island’s largest shopping center and the biggest choice of dining and entertainment.
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