Greece's tourism jewel, Santorini, welcomed its first cruise ship of the year on Sunday after thousands of small earthquakes in February created a state of emergency, forced thousands to flee and had ...

An island of around 20,000 residents, Santorini took its current shape following one of the largest volcanic eruptions in history around 1600 BC. It welcomes around 2.5 million tourists every year ...

The island of Santorini is about to welcome a major cultural event that shines a light on the powerful, untold stories of ...

The small yet beautifully formed Cycladic island, Milos, is situated 52 nautical miles from its neighbour Santorini ... creating an almost perfectly shaped window to the blue sky above.

An island of around 20,000 residents, Santorini took its current shape following one of the largest volcanic eruptions in history around 1600 BC. It welcomes around 2.5 million tourists every year ...

What’s more, you can be assured that you will barely see another tourist, unlike Santorini or Mykonos. Tucked between the renowned Greek islands of ... inverted ‘S’ shape, with a length ...

An island of around 20,000 residents, Santorini took its current shape following one of the largest volcanic eruptions in history around 1600 BC. It welcomes around 2.5 million tourists every year ...

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has appealed for calm as hundreds of rolling earthquakes have left the residents of Santorini island, and its neighbours in the Aegean Sea, rattled.

crescent-shaped island of Thira is home to several towns, historic sites and beaches. Perched along the cliffs of central western Thira overlooking the caldera, is Santorini's capital, Fira.

Crescent-shaped Santorini is a premier tourism destination with daily arrivals via commercial flights, ferries, and cruise ships. The island draws more than three million visitors annually to its ...

The cradle of Western civilization birthed democracy, philosophy, theatre, and the Olympic Games. It’s a place that has captured the imagination of travelers for millennia. And yet for all that ...