The most photographed place on the island, the blue-domed churches in Oia are a must-see spot for every visitor. The blue domes of Oia are located after the marbled square where the Panagia Platsiani Church sits near a small jewelry shop called Alexander’s Jewelry. It is highly recommended to get there early in the morning if you wish to avoid the crowds.

The small harbor for catamarans and fishing boats is located below Oia and offers amazing sunset views. You can make a reservation at one of the small fish restaurants near the water and capture unique photos of the bay during the golden hour.

Megalochori is Santorini’s biggest traditional village and the only one with flat pedestrian streets without too many steps. While wondering around the village of Megaolchori, you will have the opportunity to take pictures of many vineyards, traditional eating places, and stone-made houses. Find the bougainvillea near the main square and take lovely photos with blue-colored doors.

Both villages are located on cliffs with unique views of the caldera and volcano combined with the Aegean Sea. The village of Imerovigli is an amazing spot for pictures of the rock of Skaros, and in Fira, you should not miss the Three Bells of Fira, the most famous blue-domed church in the area.

Perched on the edge of the cliff, the ruins of Oia Castle are the perfect place for sunset views. This spot provides panoramic views of Oia’s white buildings and the caldera bathed in golden and orange colors at sunset. A tip to secure a good spot is to arrive about two hours before sunset, as this place usually is crowded with many tourists.

A hidden gem in Santorini, the traditional village of Emporio is a place of tranquility with its narrow alleys, colorful doors, and the castle of Goulas inside the village. This is the best place to take unique photos without crowds.

Another traditional village with tiny whitewashed streets and iconic small houses. Pyrgos looks like Emporio Village but offers a better view as it is located on a hill. Climb to the top of the Venetian castle to find amazing views.

Located at the highest point of Santorini, the Profitis Ilias Monastery is the best place for panoramic pictures of the whole island. See every part of Santorini and enjoy unique sunset views from the terrace.

Santorini’s lighthouse is located at the southern tip of Santorini by the village of Akrotiri. This place is one of the most underrated spots in Santorini to watch the sunset. Take your best camera and capture fantastic photos without crowds.

Book a luxury hotel with private infinity pools at Fira, Imerovigli, or Oia. These pools overlook the caldera, providing a dreamy set for photos. Take as many photos as you wish in privacy and at your own pace.