Mis à jour en 2026·Vérifié sur place·South along the coast from Perissa
Perivolos is the long southern continuation of Perissa's black-sand beach, a wide strip of dark sand known for its stylish beach clubs, cocktail loungers and watersports.
Perivolos Beach · Volcanic black-sand beach
Période
Volcanic black-sand beach
Emplacement
About 1–2 km south of central Perissa
Entrée
Free (public beach); charges apply for sunbeds and umbrellas
Horaires
Open access; beach clubs and sunbed hire mainly May–October
Temps nécessaire
A half or full day
Note
4.6★ · 522 avis
Horaires et tarifs vérifiés pour la dernière fois en 2026 — ils changent, alors confirmez-les le jour même.
Histoire
Comment cela est né
Perissa, Perivolos and Agios Georgios form one near-continuous run of black volcanic sand along Santorini's southeast coast — roughly 7 km in total — the longest such stretch on the island. Over recent decades Perivolos has grown into the coast's best-known cluster of beach bars and clubs.
Ce que vous verrez
Lors d'une visite
Designer sunbeds and beach bars, calm swimming water, paddle and jet-ski hire, and long uninterrupted views back to Mesa Vouno.
Comment visiter
Walkable south along the beach from Perissa, or a short drive or bus ride. Parking is available behind the beachfront bars.
Meilleur moment
Afternoon into the early evening, when the beach bars fill up
Galerie
Comment s'y rendre
Emplacement
About 1–2 km south of central Perissa · South along the coast from Perissa
They are two ends of the same long black-sand beach. Perissa is the village end below Mesa Vouno, while Perivolos, further south, is quieter and known for its beach clubs and loungers.
Perivolos runs on as the southern continuation of Perissa's black sand, forming one of the longest beaches on Santorini — the combined Perissa–Perivolos–Agios Georgios strip stretches several kilometres, with Perivolos the wider, more upscale beach-club end.
