Santorini Red Beach
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Top Tours and activities
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Luxury Catamaran tour around the Caldera
Book nowfrom € 110.00Category: Boat Tours5 hours MapBoard a deluxe catamaran and set for an amazing, semi-private trip at the caldera, the hot springs, and the southern coasts of Santorini. Rich dinner is served on board and snorkeling equipment is also available.
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Sunset Luxury Catamaran trip around the Caldera
Book nowfrom € 125.00Category: Boat Tours, Sunset5 hours MapThis fantastic semi-private, deluxe sailing trip offers a unique experience to sail along the impressive caldera cliffs and see the most romantic sunset in the world from the deck of a sail boat in the Aegean Sea.
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Jet Ski Safaris
Book nowfrom € 300.00Category: Jet Ski1.5 hours MapOne of the upcoming ways of discovering the seascapes and the volcano is by booking a jet ski safari. The watersports clubs, located at the beaches of Perivolos, Saint George, and Perissa, offer a multitude of guided excursions. All participants receive a basic training seminar before embarking on ...
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Reviews
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Jodi C 14 Mar 2022Totally worth itTotally worth it.
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afalasca 29 Jul 2012No thanks
The effort you need in order to reach this beach is not worth it. You need to climb the cliff and it is not recommended with sea shoes, but while you're going to such a place, you usually don't dress something differently. When you are there you'll find stones and entering the water is not easy in many points.
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1234ttr 22 Jun 2009Very dirty
Red beach was very dirty. There was no rubbish bins and nothing there to sit on like most of the other places. I did not mind the walk down but was disappointed when I got there. I only stayed a short time and went to a cleaner place. Very disappointing as I had been told so much about how beautiful it was, but found that it had not been cleaned up for a very long time or more to the point most people left their crap behind instead of taking it with them and disposing of it in the bins up the hill.
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alsorrell 11 Jul 2008Difficult terrain and hot sand but beautiful
This is definitely a beach to come see - but be prepared. Access to it is via a fairly rough, steep trail with precipitous drop-offs. Plan on wearing tennis shoes, not flip-flops or sandals for the climb. Alternatively, you can take a water taxi from just below where the bus drops you off. The taxi drops you off in calf-high water, so plan accordingly with water shoes or dive boots. Water shoes or dive boots are a must for walking on the sand and/or into the water. The "sand" is very hot and full of uncomfortably large rocks. Likewise, wading into the water is difficult for the rocky shore. The landscape is magnificent - the red rocks overlooking the dark beach is very impressive. And so were the crowds when we visited in early July 2008! Female toplessness is not unusual. There are NO facilities and not much nearby - there are a few stands near the car park for water, food, etc. - make sure you bring whatever you expect to need.
