knicks_fan87
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Will I have to break the bank to go swimming at a private beach in Santorini?
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What is a typical price of a subbed in Santorini?
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I have never heard about private beaches in Santorini, but there are so many amazing ones for sure:
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Lotjeurope
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Price of sunbeds varies. Some it is just have a drink of the beach bar and beds are for free. We paid 3 euro per bed, 7 for a set or 10 for a set. Most expensive ones we have seen were on Ios, 50 euro for a hanging sunbed in a cool club.
kosta_karapinotis
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50 euros is a huge splurge!! wow I've never seen sunbeds so expensive
Hash
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Just browsing through... Kalley Mera Kalllo Mina....In Mykonos at Nammos in Psarou beach...€200 For 2 sunbeds and umbrella.
......And here's the good part....'if they have or will let you have them....It is Mykonou...
dubai_suzie
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That's CRAZZYYY wowJust browsing through... Kalley Mera Kalllo Mina....In Mykonos at Nammos in Psarou beach...€200 For 2 sunbeds and umbrella.
Lotjeurope
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Even if .... I wouldnt spend it on a sunbed. Really Mykonos is too expensive.Just browsing through... Kalley Mera Kalllo Mina....In Mykonos at Nammos in Psarou beach...€200 For 2 sunbeds and umbrella.
cf_fraiser
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Thats why I tend to avoid it altogether
Hash
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People who go there spray Moët and Veuve Clicqot for partying and fun time so the loose change for a few sunbeds is not even a side issue!
k_tsoukalas
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I would think it depends on the time of year. Prices might be lower in May and October in the off peak times of the tourist season? What I like about these private beaches is that I don't have to bring any of my own things, like chairs or towels and blankets. I tend to travel pretty light. I have no idea what they cost on Santorini because I have never been to them on this island, but I have enjoyed them in other parts of Greece. I find that my friends and family members who don't like sitting in the sun for hours don't really enjoy the private beaches.
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About 3,600 years ago, the island experienced a colossal volcanic event, known as the Minoan eruption. This event was so massive that it significantly altered the landscape, creating the caldera—a giant central lagoon surrounded by high cliffs on three sides. The eruption also played a pivotal role in shaping the ancient civilizations of the area.
Santorini's geological wonders don't stop at the caldera. The island boasts unique beaches with varying colors of sand and pebbles—red, black, and white—thanks to its volcanic nature. Visiting these beaches is like stepping onto another planet.
So, I plan to go again this year and check it out. Some of the places I love are Red Beach, Oia (I plan to stay in Oia), and I love doing that hike from Fira to Oia during sunset.What do you love to do in Santorini?
