Kamari Holidays

A sophisticated Santorini resort

Kamari is probably best known for its incredible black-sand beach – a striking reminder of the island’s volcanic origins. But the beguiling, Blue Flag-certified sands aren’t the village’s only spectacle – its gleaming whitewashed buildings literally sparkle in the Aegean sunshine.

Kamari holidays put you in easy reach of first-class amenities, excellent varied dining options, sites of historical interest and, of course, the warm, crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean. The resort has lots to offer – local shops, bars and restaurants combine relaxed, contemporary sophistication with an unmistakably Greek charm. Stroll along the bustling pedestrianised promenade while the sounds of traditional Greek music spill out from the tavernas. Stop for a glass of local wine, some meze or even catch a movie under the stars at the open-air cinema. You will soon discover that holidays to Kamari are anything but black and white.

If you’re visiting Santorini and haven’t yet pencilled in all of your overseas activities, you’re in for a treat. easyJet holidays is proudly supporting the Cyclades Preservation Fund’s campaign in Santorini, Posidonia Alert, which helps to protect Posidonia Oceanica – a vital species of seagrass that absorbs carbon up to 15 times more efficiently than terrestrial forests.

As part of this work, we’re happy to offer a guided snorkelling experience for just £1. The trip will be led by a master diver who knows the caldera – and Santorini – inside out. You’ll have the chance to see the unique Posidonia seagrass meadows for yourself and enjoy swimming in the stunning waters of the Aegean Sea. Plus, the trip includes use of snorkelling equipment, as well as pick up and drop off. Click here to book.

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Restaurants will let you use their sunloungers, as long as you order from their menu. Don’t forget your shoes, as the black sand and pebbles get very hot.
Great weather is almost guaranteed in summer, with temperatures in the late-20s. May and September are cooler, with temperatures in the early 20s, which is great for sightseeing, plus there are less people around.
Head slightly out to sea and take a snap looking back at the beach with the soaring volcanic terrain behind it. If you’re a strong swimmer, cliff diving is also a great photo opportunity.

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