1. Santorini, Greece
In the summer, the island comes alive with vibrant nightlife, open-air cinemas, and cultural festivals. The warm weather is perfect for beach days, boat trips, and exploring the iconic white-washed architecture and blue-domed churches. Santorini enjoys warm and dry weather in the summer, with temperatures often exceeding 86°F. The sea is also warm enough for swimming. Famous for its stunning sunsets, the village of Oia offers breathtaking views over the caldera. Santorini has a rich winemaking tradition, with several wineries offering tours and tastings. Try the Assyrtiko wine, which is unique to the island. Visit Ancient Akrotiri, which is often referred to as the "Pompeii of the Aegean" due to its well-preserved ruins from a volcanic eruption. Explore the unique volcanic beaches of the island, such as Kamari, Perissa, and Red Beach.