Santorini is one of the most beautiful places I have ever been. Let’s just get that out of the way. You’re going to be hearing a lot about it throughout this blog post, but I’m not gonna talk too much. I think Santorini is better seen than read about (and I want to show off the pictures I got, some of them are the best I’ve ever taken! And most, if not all, of you have seen them already but too bad they’re worth seeing again)
So, here goes a photoblog!
As the gates open on our ferry
We had a driver. He spelled our names Horge and Kris
The Volcano/Caldera
Daisies/Imerovigli (the town we were in)
View of the Caldera from our Villa
Sunset from the Villa
Once again
Sunset from our Villa
Our third day on the Island was all fog. At one point you couldn't see farther than your face.
The next day four of us went down to Ammoudi Bay, where we saw this enormous swordfish
So, being the tourists that we are, we took a picture with it. (From l-r: Andrew, Me, Adam, Eric)
A church up in Oia, the town on the north side of the island renowned for its Sunsets
Typical postcard shot
Beginning of the sunset
The boys (8 out of the 14 Cattolicaites on the Island that SB)
Lighthouse on the Southern tip of the Island
Rocky cliffs near the Lighthouse
The boat we took a private tour of the Caldera on
After the Hotsprings (a sulfurous mess. worth it)
Silhouette of the cliff a few of our friends jumped from
Danny Mac off the cliff
Sunset from the boat as we came in to Ammoudi Bay
Swordfish dinner!
One night I was an insomniac and stayed up to watch the sunrise with my friend Julia. It was worth it
More sunrise
The next day we did nothing except lay on the Black Sand beaches of Santorini
This smoothie was amazing
Black Sand looked like Black Pebbles
Pyrgos, highest town on the island, lit itself on fire for Good Friday
On the last day, Jorge and I took a trip to Oia to get another look around
Ammoudi Bay from Oia
More Oia
Parting Shot from Oia
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