The site was built around the 19th century BC, when a tribe first came to the Holy Island and built their residence there, the tribal leader called Ferra. It is said that the site was still inhabited until the Byzantine era.

The site of Santorinigusila was destroyed by a volcanic eruption thousands of years ago. Archaeologists found that only a few tourists, except us, had a ticket of 2 euros per person.

Gufeila Site is located on a hill between the Kamali and Berry beaches. It starts from Kamali and travels up the road. It is said that the site was still inhabited until Byzantine times. It's worth going.

Gufeila site, do not understand the lively look. It's convenient to take a bus to Perissa Beach next to ANCIENT THIRA Gufeila Site. You can stand on the hill and enjoy the endless scenery by the sea.

Since the Atlantis Museum near Akrotiri was closed until the end of this summer, Ancient Thira has become the best choice for visiting prehistoric civilizations on the island, and the scale of the site is considerable. Unfortunately, this place is situated on a cliff and no bus is available. Panshan Road really needs a lot of physical strength and time to go on foot, and it closes at 2:30 p.m. If you think you've seen enough ruins and rocks in Athens, you can give up. It also overlooks Karami Beach and the airport on the island.

There is a sense of history, once a tribe lived in a place, the road is not easy to walk, but here to see the former residence, it is still very worthwhile. There are not many people on this side, which may be the reason of geographical location.