Nestled on the uninhabited islet of Palea Kameni, Santorini’s hot springs are a testament to the island’s volcanic activity. The waters, which maintain a temperature between 86ºF and 95ºF (30°C and 35°C), emerge with an orange tinge due to their high sulfur content. These warm, mineral-rich waters collect in a shallow cove along the islet’s coast, offering visitors a unique opportunity to bathe in a natural setting. Many believe the springs have therapeutic properties, particularly for skin and joint health.
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