Tucked away on the south coast of Santorini, White Beach, also known as Aspri Paralia, is a secluded cove sheltered by chalk-grey cliffs. Despite its name, the beach features coarse black sand, generously interspersed with grey and white pebbles. Massive white volcanic boulders dot the landscape, adding to the unique and striking visual contrast. Visitors can enjoy the serene and sheltered environment, perfect for a quiet day by the sea, surrounded by the natural beauty of the volcanic terrain.
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