The image displays a high-angle view of the Old Port of Fira, also known as Skala, located within the Ia Municipal Unit on the island of Santorini, Greece

The image displays a high-angle view of the Old Port of Fira, also known as Skala, located within the Ia Municipal Unit on the island of Santorini, Greece. The scene is dominated by a deep blue bay nestled at the foot of a steep, arid, and rocky volcanic cliff face, which occupies the upper two-thirds of the frame. The cliff exhibits visible scree slopes, scattered dark volcanic rocks, and sparse, dry vegetation. Along the narrow coastline at the base of the cliff, a cluster of whitewashed, flat-roofed buildings with traditional Cycladic architecture are visible. Many of these structures feature outdoor seating areas covered by awnings or pergolas, suggesting commercial establishments such as restaurants or shops. On the roofs of some buildings, dark rectangular panels, possibly solar installations, are present. A prominent concrete pier extends into the bay, serving as a docking point. Moored at this pier are several large, multi-masted wooden sailing vessels, consistent with tourist excursion boats, and a substantial white passenger ferry or tour boat. Numerous smaller vessels, including white motorboats and dinghies, are scattered throughout the tranquil blue waters of the bay, some anchored or moored closer to the shoreline. One small boat appears to be underway near the pier. Two thick black cables, indicative of a cable car system, run diagonally across the lower left foreground, descending towards the port area from an unseen elevated position. Small, indistinct human figures are discernible on the pier and near the waterfront buildings, suggesting general human presence and activity within the port. The overall lighting indicates a clear, sunny day.