Magic Of Santorini :

Santorini is a volcanic island group on the south-southern tip of Cyclades in the Aegean Sea (Greece). As a popular tourist destination in Greece, the volcanic island of Caldera is famous for its steep, steep slopes and the beauty of its villages and fields. Background: Santorini Island is the most famous and active volcanic center of the Greek volcanic arch in the southern Aegean Sea. It is a very complex stratospolcano dominated by a large caldera, submerged by sea water created by many large explosive explosions. Various products have accumulated about 2 million years of volcanic activity around a small non-volcanic cellar, once formed a small island similar to the other Cycladic islands. Most of the volcanic layers are visible in the multicolored sequence of sloping inner walls of Caldera, striking visitors who arrive to the island by boat. The last revolution took place in an innate revolution on the island of Nami Kamini in 1950.

Santorini Volcano History :