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Santorini caldera


Santorini could be your perfect base if you want to do island hopping. There are daily connections with other Greek islands such as Crete, Naxos, Paros, Folegandros, Anafi.

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Akrotíri, Kikladhes, Greece


One of the most important archeological settlements (yet, not as much advertised as others) of Greek civilization is akrotiri in Santorini. Akrotiri was a famous port before the catastrophic earthquake in 1560 BC and it has been characterized as the Pompeii of Greece. The archeological excavation is in progress and archeologists reveal slowly the way of life of the citizens of the ancient city before the earthquake.

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Santorini Greece


According to the myth when Jason and the Argonauts where in Libya, the king of the country and son of the God Poseidon, Eurypylus, gave them as a gift a clod of earth. When Argo was sailing near Anafi, Euphemus, one of the sailors drop this small piece of earth in the sea. Then, an island arose at this specific point and that island was Santorini.

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Kokkini Paralia


Before you head for the red beach in Santorini get a hat, your sunscreen, and water. Everything is painted red there and this make the temperature to feel twice as much as it actually is.

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Oía, Kikladhes, Greece


Small and larger ships go every evening for mini excursion a bit northern from Oia village in Santorini. Watching the sunset from that specific point is a unique experience and the cruise ships line up to give their passengers a chance to view the sun diving in the aegean archipelago.

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Firá, Kikladhes, Greece


A way to go to or return from Yialos is by riding the donkeys. However, if you decide to take the 587 step stairs be careful not to step on the donkeys' poop that are all over the way. But in case you actually step on poop don't get mad. You should know that in Greek culture stepping on poop means a great luck on you future

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The Karavolades Steps, Fira


A long steep stair separates Fira from the old port of Santorini, Yialos. The 'Karavolades' way, the way to the Yialos, is a 587 steps journey only for those that are brave enough to take it.

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If you are a fan of wine then Santorini is your place. Due to its unique climate and the aridity of the island, exceptional wine is produced. I'm not a big fan of wine myself but I enjoyed a glass of the Santorini brand wine, vinsanto. Vinsanto is a sweet dessert wine that is produced in Santorini for thousand years. Despite the fact that many interpret the name vinsanto as Vin Santo which means 'holy wine' it is not clear how Santorini's vinsanto took its name. For some, the name came from the crates with wine exported from Santorini to all over the world during Venice ruling. The crates were labeled as 'Santo' to indicate the origin from Santorini and as 'Vin' to denote the contents. Thus, the name vinsanto created.

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Oía, Kikladhes, Greece


The second most important settlement in Santorini, Oia, is a lovely traditional village located at the North side of the island. Because of its location locals call it also Apano Meria, which means the upper side or the upper place. It has been declared as a traditional settlement to be preserved by the Greek National Tourism Office mostly because of the special way the houses have been built. Most of the houses are domed caves carved through the volcanic rocks of caldera cliff and provide ideal conditions both for summer and winter.

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