VOLCANO AND ISLANDS IN THE ARCHIPELAGO, Therasia - Ai Voice

Therasia can be considered the “quiet sister” of Santorini — a truly small island, about 9.3 square kilometers in size, with very few inhabitants, where rural life and fishing still follow their authentic, traditional rhythms.
The whitewashed villages of Manolas, Potamos, and Agrilia overlook the caldera, offering spectacular views framed by vine-covered terraces, gardens, and small tavernas.

Geologically, Therasia is part of the Santorini volcanic complex. The great eruption of the 16th century B.C. reshaped the caldera, separating Thera and Therasia and creating the natural amphitheater we admire today.
Compared to Santorini, tourism here is much quieter, and the atmosphere more intimate. Visitors stroll through peaceful alleys, Cycladic chapels, and scenic trails overlooking Aspronisi, Nea Kameni, and Palaia Kameni. The main settlement, Manolas, stands high above the sea, while below it, the small port of Korfos is reached by a steep path. Riva serves as the island’s main harbor for local ferries and boats arriving from Ammoudi (Oia) and Athinios....