Antiques, sculpture, and ceramics by local artists fill this restored old mansion that boasts a large outdoor terrace with views of the caldera and the port at Skala Fira. You may... more
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Address: Odos Mitropoleos, near the Panagia Ypapantis Church, Fira
Telephone: 22860 23 823
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Antiques, sculpture, and ceramics by local artists fill this restored old mansion that boasts a large outdoor terrace with views of the caldera and the port at Skala Fira. You may not decide that you've come to Santorini to eat ostrich, but the fresh pasta is tasty, as are the fish dishes.
Advantages: beautiful scenary, black sand, Aegean sea, Vulcano, rich history Disadvantages: bus connections
...makes the whole beach look really beautiful. Warning though, the waves can be annoying for those who don't like it and the water is very dirty!!!
If you want un umbrella and a chair, you have to pay for it, but what you'll get is another story.
- Oia: Many claim that in Oia there is the most beautiful sunset in the world. I can't guarantee for that since it wasn't visable the day I was there. The place was really nice. Very touristic, you have to be quick catching a bus there.
- Thira: It's almost impossible not to go there. It is the center of Santorini. Many restaurants, giftshops, the view is very nice. The walk through the town is very interesting and unique, the streets are narrow, mostly going up (it's on a hill), every now and then a donky comes along…
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Advantages: It must be the most photogenic place on the island. Disadvantages: Can be exspensive but you can visit for the day.
...If you are on holiday on the island of Santorini it is likely that you will be tempted to vist the town of Ia which is famous especially for it's sunsets. Picturesque white and blue houses are built into the rock that overlooks the Caldera; this is an expanse of water formed in the past by the island volcanic activity. Cruise ships sail into the Caldera to view the attractive town,and the colured rock formations (cliffs) that have been created by the erruptions of the volcano and also to allow their passengers to vist the town. Restaurants, hotels, houses and hoilday properties are situated (perched on the cliff face) to take advantage of the view of the sunset over the Caldera.
Ia seems an exspensive place to stay for a holiday on Santorini but it is worth while taking a day trip there; it is a very photogenic place to visit. You...
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...During my recent trip to Greece I had the pleasure of visiting Santorini. At first sight when you enter the bay area you are surrounded by huge cliffs of volcanic matter with a central island(actually a still active volcano). I was taken in at once by the islands' superbly natural wild beauty. Whilst on the island I stayed in the main town of Thira, and was enchanted by the numerous cobbled narrow streets enclosing hundreds of restaurants, cafes and bars, all set at the edge of the cliff. The sunset at Ioa was incredible....
A must for any island hopper.......
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