What is there to see in Oia?

Top Attractions in Oia

• Amoudi Bay. 3,911. Bodies of Water.
• Sunset in Oia. 9,687. Points of Interest & Landmarks.
• Domaine Sigalas. 718. Wineries & Vineyards.
• The Castle of St Nicholas. 589.
• Church of Panagia. 384.
• Armeni Bay. 115.
• Nikolaou Nomikou. Points of Interest & Landmarks.
• Mnemossyne Gallery. 148.

Can you see sunset from Oia?

Sunset from Oia Castle The most popular spot to watch the sunset is by Oia Castle. The crowds here are insane. But what you get is a stunning view of the windmills and the whitewashed buildings perched on the edge of the caldera.

How long is the bus ride from Oia to Fira?

20 min
The bus from Oia to Fira takes 20 min including transfers and departs hourly. Where do I catch the Oia (Station) to Fira bus from? Oia (Station) to Fira bus services, operated by KTEL Santorini, depart from Oia station.

How do you say Oia Santorini?

ee`yah
Oia is the capital Oia (pronounce ee`yah) is the most photographed place but it is not the main village.

Can you swim in Oia?

Oia is located on the edge of a high cliff, so access to the beaches from it is somewhat difficult. Flat beaches with easy access to the sea are located on the other side of the island – from the north and east. Despite this, tourists who chose Oia as a place to stay can also enjoy swimming in the sea.

Is 4 days in Santorini too much?

We recommend 3 to 5 days in Santorini in order to visit as many places as possible. Santorini is a very interesting island and except for Oia, the volcano and the amazing views, there are many things to see and do. But you can also do it in 24 hours and many day trips are proposed from other nearby islands.

Is Oia more expensive than Fira?

Fira (also spelt Thira) is another stunning village in Santorini with the white buildings and beautiful sunset views. It tends to be a little less expensive than Oia but is still home to luxury hotels and restaurants.

Are there beaches in Oia?

There are several beaches around Oia where one can swim, which can be accessed either on foot or by vehicle. The first one is the northern Baxedes. One can go there either by bus or on foot, though it is a rather long walk. The route includes the small settlement of Tholos and several little chapels.