Volcano Blue Sea Food — Fira

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Volcano Blue Sea Food — Fira

Treat yourself nicely with a dinner at Volcano Blue, which boasts one of the best views of Santorini's capital. There isn't a better way to top off a day at one of the island's beautiful beaches than enjoying seafood prepared to perfection on the terrace that overlooks the caldera, watching the sun disappear below the horizon.

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addressAgiu Mina, Caldera Fira, Santorini
emailinfo@volcanoblue.gr
openingHoursFrom April to October: Daily noon–midnight
phone+30 2286 022850
websiteVisit website
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/VolcanoBlueSeaFood/

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