Santorinikanava
Santorinikanava is a term that refers to the underwater channel or strait separating the island of Santorini from the nearby smaller islands of Thirasia and Aspronisi. This channel is part of the caldera, the geological formation created by the massive volcanic eruption that shaped Santorini millennia ago. The waters within the Santorinikanava are deep and can be subject to currents, making them a significant factor for maritime navigation in the region.
The geographical configuration of the Santorinikanava is a direct consequence of the volcanic activity that formed
Historically, the Santorinikanava has been a vital passage for boats and ships traversing the Aegean Sea. Its