Tiny Santorini village without crowds of tourists dubbed 'quiet and quaint' If the daunting crowds have not tampered your desire to visit Santorini, then it’s worth venturing beyond the classic tourist attractions to see the full range of what the island has to offer.
The Gavalas family winery is also one of the oldest wineries in Santorini, renowned for highlighting the island’s distinct volcanic terroir.
The same TripAdvisor reviewer went on to write: “At the time we were there we didn’t see any open restaurants or businesses so I’m glad we stayed in Imerovigli.” Though it should be noted that this reviewer visited the village in December 2024, the village is much more tourist-friendly in the summer months.
According to the UK Foreign Office, the Greek authorities have advised people in those areas not to attend large indoors gatherings, to avoid old or abandoned buildings and the ports of Amoudi, Armeni, Korfos and Old Port (Paleos Limenas) in the area of Fira and to choose safe routes when travelling.
The village of Megalochori offers more than just an escape from the bustle of the island’s tourist resorts, it is also steeped in historic and natural charm.
