It’s a remarkable place, a Bronze Age settlement buried in ash. In comparison with Pompeii and Herculaneum it’s a bit tame but the remains are nonetheless compelling and well preserved. It’s fairly expensive and there’s not a lot around the site.

An incredible excavation protected by an impressive stucture. Its boardwalk make it easy to visit the site.

It is a unfair of me to write a review, since I was unable to visit. So, the 4 stars is a "gimme". I write this as a warning to those who want to visit, go early. I arrived at 2:37 pm in the afternoon...More

We had the visit with a guide and it was very informative and the best way to understand what you see. The guide is 90 euros, but you can form groups of 9 people and pay 10 euros each. It was a highlight of our...More

Very educational video projection and ancient ruins, you should visit this important archeological place during your stay in Santorini!

Although not so famous, it is a site of great archeological significance. Easy to go through,with an impressive protective construction.

Akrotiri is an ancient site recently discovered and excavated. It was a city from 1700bc which was covered in dust by a volcanic eruption (a la Pompeii). You get to walk among the old houses and buildings and read about the finds and their significance....More