A small volcanic island in the Aegean Sea that—despite rampant tourism—has preserved its identity. An identity made of whitewashed houses with blue doors, of red, black, and white beaches, of warm landscapes mirrored in crystal-clear waters, and of fiery sunsets plunging into deep blue seas.

An identity made also of people and lives rooted in the island. Even the tourists, simply by staying in Santorini, inevitably become part of it.