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Spa and beauty parlour linked to a bar.
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Archaeology museum in a converted traditional house in the centre of town. Its collection features figureheads, seamen's chests, historic maritime equipment, drawings and maps, and models of old and new Thirean ships. There is special attention to the history of the Hellenic Navy.
Ιερός Ναός Παναγίας του Ακάθιστου Ύμνου
Greek Orthodox church.
Professional massages in the unique cave style treatment rooms. The special Sunset packages include massages in the cave and then viewing from the Terrace to the Oia sunset with a bottle of bubbles. All booking is online.
Kasteli Agios Nikolaos
Ruins of a Byzantine fortress that are a prominent landmark in the oldest part of town. It offers fantastic sunset views in the evening. The history of the castle dates back to the 15th century, and it survived for almost 600 years. Unfortunately, like many other structures on Santorini, it was largely levelled by the 1956 earthquake. Only the base of a tower and facade remain of what was once an impressive defensive structure built to protect the island from pirate attacks.
Órmos Ammoúdi, Όρμος Αμμούδι
The most picturesque bay on Thira, the moon shaped bay is surrounded by barren cliffs and a lovely promenade with restaurants. Fantastic spot to watch the famous sunset, although it tends to get crowded for that reason in the evenings.
Harder to reach than Amoudi Bay, and therefore far less crowded. Limited facilities, but great for a swim.