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Santorini: Megalochori Santorini

Megalochori Santorini: Santorini Megalochori, beach in the island of Santorini, Greece, Cyclades
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Santorini Megalochori: Information about Megalochori Santorini, Greece, Cyclades

The Megalochori greek-tourism tourist guide informs you about Megalochori Santorini, in order to help you make a final decision on visitting and recommend the island to all your friends, endicing them to visit.

We made a choice of the best, on the basis of our criteria, and we took into account what the locals and our internet user members told us, without forgetting our own view of those that seemed to stand out and are worthy visitting.

So we present you detailed information, such as photos, services, prices, categories, contact details, location and offers.

MEGALOCHORI SANTORINI

Megalochori (or Megalohori, Megaloxori) is the first village we meet if we arrive at Santorini by boat, after climbing Athinios port caldera. It is located between Pyrgos, Emporio and Akrotiri at a distance of less than 10 km from Fira.

It is made of hundreds of small white painted houses built the one upon the other and it is characterised by its beautiful churches. It combines traditional architecture with vaulted houses and calderimia (stone-cobbled narrow pathways) and a lively community with a fairly large permanent population.

Megalochori attracts a fair number of tourist, choose it as a handy base for exploring the island: it is not faraway from Fira, and within easy distance of Akrotiri and the beaches of Perissa, Perivolos, Agios Georgios and Vlihada of the South coast.