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Beautiful island with an explosive history
... island, and created the current geological caldera. A giant central, rectangular lagoon, which measures about 12 by 7 km (7.5 by 4.3 mi), is surrounded by 300 m (980 ft) high, steep cliffs on three sides. The main island slopes downward to the Aegean Sea. On the fourth side, the lagoon is separated from the sea by another much smaller island called Therasia; the lagoon ...
Santorini the beautiful
... visit by local bus to the other major village at the north end of the island, Oia. A walk around the narrow streets of the village, many of which wind up and down the cliff face, and then back home for lunch. The afternoon activity is a sunset cruise, down to the old port on the cablecar, onto the genuine replica pirate sailing ship, a visit to the still active volcanic island in the middle of the caldera, a swim in the slightly sulphurous and just ...
SANTORINI!
... like the images you see on google. My favourite thing is not only the amazing views and every single building is white and blue but wine is huge there and there are vineyards everywhere, grapes growing everywhere you look. It was a great taxi ride to smell the earthy grape scent with the sea breeze. We are staying in these pretty nice apartments that have an amazing view with a swimming pool. We are 5 minutes from the town ...
Oh the hardship!!
... did nothing all day apart from get straight into our swimmers, get in the pool and then lay around reading on our ereaders (thanks again for the present Princess, it has been invaluable). The deck has an umbrella to create shade for people like me so we were all pretty content.. especially when we rang to have drinks and food delivered to us. Hardship!!!
We went for a walk after all the sun had gone behind the ...
Tis Said !!
... around to the Volcanic island where we will be required to walk for approximately 30 minutes in order to see the Volcano Craters that still are considered as ‘live’.
We walked up to the first crater and the 180 degree view was gorgeous, by then it was 4pm and the sun was leaving a silver shine on the water, which was just spellbinding. Louise and I played around with my new camera (thanks travel insurance for coming through for me) and the ...