Kamari Village in Santorini is located on one of the two sides of a limestone hill, Mesa Vouno. It is visible from the archaeological site of Ancient Thera which is perched on this very same hill. (Source)
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There is a promenade behind the Kamari beach lined with various shops, cafes, restaurants, and service providers. (Source)
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Kamari beach is a blue flag beach, with proper facilities like paid restrooms and showers, sunbeds and umbrellas for rent, playgrounds, and life guards. (Source)
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There a plenty beach side restaurants on Kamari beach where one can use sunbeds and umbrellas for free in exchange for buying a free drinks. (Source)
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Santorini Airport is about 3.5 kms away from Kamari and takes about 50 minutes drive. (Source)
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Wooden plank boards between sunbeds on Kamari beach facilitates an easier walk through throughout the beach. It becomes easier to to move around especially during summers when sand gets hotter with the rising day. (Source)
One can catch a ferry from Kamari beach to Perissa beach to avoid a long walk, from the very end of the beach close to the mountain. It take about 5-10 minutes to reach Perissa beach by ferry. (Source)
The view of a limestone hill called Mesa Vouno from Kamari beach. Mesa Vouno is home to Ancient Thera, the archaeological site. (Source)
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Kamari Beach is a 5 kms long beach running along the shores of Village Kamari. It is a blue flag beach with all the facilities including rented sunbeds and umbrellas, paid shower and restrooms, playgrounds and several taverns. (Source)
