Greece Cyclades Santorini
SANTORINI,
also called Thera or Thira, lies at the south of the Cyclades group. It is the hottest spot in the Cyclades in more ways than one. Born in a massive volcanic eruption, fumes still rise from the active offshore volcano to create the most stunning sunsets. Cruise ships arrive in droves to catch the romantic views, taste the highly charged air and enjoy the volcanic nights.
Santorini is hugely popular and prices reflect the fact. Expect to burn a sizeable hole in your wallet to get the best views from the best bars.
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Spectacular is a word often used in describing the Greek islands but it must surely apply more than most to Santorini. Visitors sailing into the flooded crater (or caldera) are greeted by dizzying cliffs with dazzling white villages plastered like dollops of cream on the sky hugging rim.
An island of extraordinary contrasts, it can be both breathtakingly beautiful and deeply unattractive. The sheer cliffs of red and black can feel intimidating. Prepare to be slowly grilled on the burning black volcanic sands that make up Santorini beaches.
The white cube houses and blue domed churches may tumble attractively down the cliff side in the capital Thira but its streets are heavily developed with expensive cafes, trendy shops, and near nightmare swarms of tourists.
Most daily visitors are here for the famous sunsets, viewed through a forest of heads and whirring cameras. The fumes from what is still an active volcano are responsible for those gaudy evening skies
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