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Perissa Beach Santorini

Everything you should know about Perissa Beach in Santorini.

Beach Information:

Surface:

Black Sand

Setting:

Organized

Food & Drink:

Multiple options

Parking:

Yes

Accessibility:

Easy (SEATRAC)

Natural Shade:

No

Wave:

Calm

Water:

Normal

Public Bathroom:

Yes

Family Friendly:

Yes

About the Beach

Perissa is a world-famous beach on the southeastern coast, known for its long stretch of black volcanic sand and its Blue Flag status. It features deep blue water and is fully organized with a wide range of facilities, including diving centers, water sports, and numerous tavernas. The beach sits at the base of the massive Mesa Vouno mountain, which separates it from Kamari. It is a hub for travelers and offers a friendly and social atmosphere. The water is clean and gets deep relatively quickly, providing an invigorating environment for swimmers. It is a destination where you can find everything from quiet spots to lively beach bars. The entry into the water is easy and the dark sand is a signature feature of the landscape. It is a central part of the island's seaside life and is easily accessible by bus or car. The views of the mountain are impressive.

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