Aressana Fira
Fira, Santorini, Cyclades, 84 700, Greece
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Grand sunsets
... setting sun lit up the island, it was
great. After the sun had set I went and had dinner, then I collected
my passport, then went to a magic show that was on in the theatre.
When that ended I went to the casino, where I played for a bit, then
went up to the disco, but it looked dead, so I went back to the
casino where I talked to some of the group that were still awake.
Overall at the casino I came out on top. At about 11.30pm I went back
to my room where I went to bed.
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Island birthday
... and honey for dessert. Yum!
Sunday morning, the bells pealed and chanting was broadcast from colorful Greek Orthodox churches. We followed our ears to a vibrant pink church with rounded walls and arched windows, standing room only inside. It was an amazing peek into local culture and we’re delighted we were able to experience it.
Luckily, the sun decided to push its way ...
Santorini
... Paros, Maxos and Ios from a distance. Santorini is an active volcano that erupted in 1600 BC which transformed the formerly round, sloping island into a cresent moon shaped one with towering black cliffs and red and black sand beaches. The cities of Fira and Ia stand in stark contrast as creamy white villages perched on top of burnt black cliffsides. The former center of the island is now mainly water which is called the Caldera, with a volcanic island in the center. It's one of ...
Panoramic Santorini
Pre Booked Tour - Panoramic Santorini
Embark your motor coach and head to the tour's first stop at the Profitis Ilias (Prophet Elias) Mountain, offering the best views on the whole island—a perfect photo opportunity. Descending the mountain, you will stop on the way to Oia Village to visit a winery. Here, you will have the opportunity to see how the wine is made from the unique Santorini grapevines. The drive to Oia will ...
Danny the Mountain Goat
... my Como trek as both the zigs & the zags were fairly short.
The village at the top was exactly as I had anticipated – picturesque whitewashed buildings perched right on the cliff face, with narrow walkways between them.I wandered down several of these alleys for a while before I came to an unexpected sight......... a traffic jam.In the space of about 10 steps it had become a bustling, crowded suburb, rather than a sleepy hillside ...



