Some folks like their destinations hot, beautiful and romantic, so where in the world do you go find this precise combination? How about the land of the ancient Gods- the Greek island of Santorini.
Your love affair will begin as you sail into the crystal clear water surrounding this volcanic island. Upon its rocky promontories, its signature whitewashed buildings with maljo blue domed roofs offer a spectacular contrast to the Greek island’s earthy caldera- created as a result of one of history’s biggest volcanic eruptions.
Whether you are here to relish Santorini’s world famous sunsets, its celebrated local cuisine or spoil yourself in a luxurious ocean view hotel. Santorini is unparalleled as a magical destination. With its natural beauty and simplistic charm Santorini effortlessly awakens the romantic within you.
When you get to Santorini here’s what you don’t want to miss:
Fira
What Fira lacks in size, it more than makes up with its vision to be a capital city that caters to visitors. There is good shopping, a breath-taking view, great restaurants, luxury hotels, glorious sunsets and a pulsating nightlife.
Kissing Fish
When you’re ready to rest your well-trekked feet, visit Fira’s kissing fish foot spa, here the ticklish Garra Rufa fish provides quite a pedicure; the entire expereince will rejuvenate your soul as well.
Perssia Beach
Perissa is a seaside village on the south-east coast of Santorini with several kilometres of black sand beach and crystal blue water. The contrast will surprise and delight you. The sand’s colour results from the volcanic geography of the island. Oh, you don’t want to forget your sandals, the sand gets hot hot hot!
Oia
The sunset in the village of Oia is probably one of the most famous in the world best viewed from the ruins of Agios Nikolaos castle.
Arkrotiri Archaeological Site
Arkrotiri is a well preserved ancient coastal city that dates back some 3500 years ago.
Red Beach
Its name gives away the surprise but this volcanic beach lives up to its reputation.
Sunset Cruise
Hop on board a schooner for an invigorating and relaxing evening as you head to Palea Kameni for a rejuvenating swimming in the hot springs.
Argo Restaurant
Ranked as one of the top restaurants on the island. The three level dining area is simple yet charming, but if you’re there for the sunset then you should pre-book a table on level three.
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Winery
There are a few wineries on the island and most offer a guided tour.
Donkey Ride
In Santorini, the donkey is the island’s prized mascot. In Fira, enjoy a ride on one of the many bejewelled beasts you’ll see. I recommend that you select a ride from a reputable guide where animal cruelty is not an issue and your safety on the island’s steep hills is paramount. While it may be the least romantic on the list, the ride can be good fun nonetheless.
Breakfast with a view
In Santorini, anything romantic can be requested and waking up to a personalised breakfast tray overlooking the Aegean Sea is possibly the best start you will have to any morning.
During peak season the crowds can be maddening so the best time to enjoy Santorini is a little bit before or after the summer crowds.
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Let’s get started with the understanding about the timing of your planning.
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