3Unique Agricultural Practices

Due to the arid climate and lack of natural fresh water sources, Santorini’s farmers have developed unique agricultural practices to survive in this challenging environment. The famous Santorini cherry tomatoes, grown in volcanic soil and irrigated with seawater, are small in size but pack an intense and sweet flavor.

Similarly, the island is known for its white eggplants, which are incredibly sweet and are used in traditional dishes like “melitzanosalata” (eggplant dip).

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