r/Santorini • u/According-Stress-741 • 11h ago
Scooter 50cc in Santorini
Hi! We thought about renting a scooter in Santorini but out driving license permits us just 50cc power, nothing more. Îs IT doable on the cliffs, with 2 poeple on?
r/Santorini • u/epicmindwarp • Sep 25 '21
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r/Santorini • u/Juxtaopposition • Sep 04 '20
Hello to everyone,
I composed this guide because I started receiving a high number of messages for suggestions etc. This is a guide that will help you navigate in Santorini as I recommend you a plethora of things to do that you might not find the in the usual guides. I am a Greek/Italian musician/visual artist, and I having been coming to the island for a long long time, lived here permanently for 7 years, and own a business on the island.
Recent edit and a request to the readers of this post: I have been receiving a large number of completely random or extremely specific questions. Please note that I cannot know everything, so I please ask to keep very specific questions to a minimum. Questions like recommendations for hotels, photographers, boat rentals, transfers, wedding related stuff, sunset (it's good anywhere guys). I won't be answering to those messages, sorry. Please also don't ask me what is the best area to stay or things along those lines, read the guide and you can make up your mind I believe, thanks :)
EMERGENCY NUMBERS:
Country code: 0030
Police: 2286022649
Hospital: 2286035300
PRIVATE TRANSFER The only person I will recommend for a private transfer van is my lovely friend & great person Aris. It's his own business, he's very trustworthy and he deeply cares about his customers. He loves mimicing accents, feel free to tease him! His contacts are +30 6984866242 or you can find his Instagram page here Roadtales
BASIC IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
VILLAGES/EXPLORING
· Megalochori: One the best kept villlages in the island. Small, cute and picturesque with a small square with a couple of tavernas. One the best places to walk around.
· Mesaria is usually neglected by tourists as it's in the middle of the island, however, together with Megalochori, it's the most "local" & traditionally residential village you will find. Old cave-houses, neo-classical buildings, chapels, cathedrals and "villas", make part of the village architecture. I recommend walking around and "getting lost" in the alleys in order to get a good sense of how things go about and how people live.
· Akrotiri is the small but pretty village built around the ancient site of Akrotiri (you can visit the ruins), where people 3000 years ago had built one of the most prominent ports of the Mediterranean. It is also connected to the Minoan civilization and other discoveries. Near Akrotiri you have the red beach to visit. The lighthouse is nearby and it offers beautiful views of the whole island.
· Emporio is a traditional village which is the “heart” of the local population. Very picturesque with a small castle/café at its core.
· Pyrgos. This village offers beautiful views. It’s kept very neatly, built on a hill with traditional housing and a castle on the very top. The square of the village has two places to eat/drink (nothing great but the environment is relaxing) and the higher you go you will find restaurants and a couple of cafes. Before leaving the village, make sure you drive up to Profitis Ilias monastery on top of the mountain (just keep driving straight after the village). Great views.
· Fira is the capital which offers services and shopping opportunities, restaurants, bars etc. It is connected to Firostefani and Imerovigli. So I would suggest you to walk around all the three villages (that have now merged into one). Under Imorivigli and overlooking the caldera there’s a famous rock called Skaros – you can’t miss it (it looks like a nipple) and it’s beautiful to visit. Steep steps however, especially on the way back it can be difficult for some.
· Kamari, nothing great, flatlands by the beach and very cheap-touristy places overall. During early season, go to the end of the beach, next to the mountain for no umbrellas and no noise.
· Vourvoulos tiny village, cute but not much to see or do except to eat in Roza’s Tavern.
· Foinikia cute traditional little village which is very nice for a walk and it can be combined with a nice dinner in the restaurant mentioned below, and a walk in Oia.
· Oia – I am sure all the info you found online was about Oia, so I’m not going into it here. Avoid sunset hours, it’s very busy. Prices are higher in Oia than anywhere else in the island. After leaving Oia, you can go down to (driving or take the steps) Amoudi and eat by the sea at Dimitri's tavern (the last one).
SITES/MUSEUMS/ART
· MATI Art Gallery in Fira, est. 1990. The only art gallery in the island which is on another level, and by now it's probably the most timeless business on the island. Fish and sea-scape themed ceontemporary decorative art by the Greek artist Yorgos Kypris. If you like art and want to see something different and fresh, this is the place. They also have minimalistic jewelry by the most renowned Greek designers. Don't expect yout typical things, everyhting is very different and unique.
· MATI Art Observatory Mesaria is MATI Art Gallery's new space, inside a 1900 restored winery. This space holds large artworks by the same artist who showcases a retrospective exhbition for pieces throughout his career. Wonderful interior space with stonework you've never seen before, interactive gardens with artworks, super friendly staff. It's art lovers' paradise in a quite spot in the traditional village of Mesaria. If you want to escape tourists and love challenging art, it's your place. As of 2025, they hold Wine & Art tours inside their beautiful space, something that is truly unique. I also recommend combining it with lunch/dinner in Pentozali which just accross the road (more info on Pentozali below).
· In Megalochori make sure you don't miss the fantastic Symposion, where Argie and Yannis, having renovated an old winery and cave, make shows & events with Greek ancient music, played from the very instruments that Yannis makes himself: it's an ode to the ancient world of Greece, Santorini and the Cycladic islands. One of the most unique experiences in Greece, can't reccomend this place enough. You can also nibble on cheeses, some food and raki (greek distilled spirit).
· SAF: cultural event centre in an old tomato factory by the beautiful beach of Vlychada. Dance shows, art exhibitions and concerts. Not so much on the later anymore so they stick mostly to music events.
· White Door Theatre: An interactive sort of theater. The show revolves around a Greek wedding in the 1920s while the audience is drinking and eating, dancing etc. Often they are asked to partake on stage.
· Akrotiri ancient ruins
· Ancient Thira ruins
· Prehestoric Museum
· Archaelocial Museum
BEACHES
· Kambia. Small, picturesque, quiet. A bit of tough drive, so no scooters/low rake cars.
· Vlychada. The best one in the island in my opinion. Few umbrellas for a small part of the beach, but most of it is empty. Lunar-like pumice cliff landscape with black sand. The end of the beach is nudist.
· Perivolos/Perissa/Kamari. Most accessible beaches. Long stretches of flat sand, bars, restaurants. Kamari is more packed as it's smaller, Perivolos/Perissa offer more space. Two types of places: crazy, loud, kitchy beach bars that are extremely expensive but are just right for all you Instagram animals, and the others are taverns/smaller places that have cheap umbrellas and decent prices in a smaller variety of food/drinks.
· White beach. If you can get there go for it (by boat), it's really pretty.
· Red beach (not to swim! It’s extremely dangerous). Go there only to see it from afar.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
· Kayaking in Akrotiri is super cool and you will see lots of amazingly colored rock formations most people never see.
· Similarly, (at around 150€ per person), is to do the boat trip (catamaran boats) from the Vlychada marina to the sunset in Oia, with stops at beaches and the hot springs, lunch and drinks onboard. It’s a one in a lifetime experience, it’s really worth it.
- Scuba - I took my degrees here. Interesting landscape, deep waters, caves and a shipwreck but baren in terms of life.
· Horseback riding near Vlychada as well.
· If you like to hike there are two main paths that are popular: Fira-Oia or vice versa (walking along the Cliffside on the caldera), and Kamari - Pyrgos where you climb up a mountain for 2-3 hours. More paths here: https://santoriniplus.net/blog/santorini-hiking
- Mountain bike tours, click here.
EATING & DRINKING
· Wine: if you like it, go drink lots of it. Santorini is known in the wine world for its Asyrtiko grape, a white acidic grape that results into a very crisp, fresh, dry and acidic wine that is aromatic but not sweet. Before I recommend you the wineries, I would like to stress that there is an exceptional wine tasting experience in the caves/cellars underneath Kipos restaurant in Fira. Ask for Maria - I think it's 25€ per person for one hour. It's really worth it and you will learn a lot - Maria is a guru of wines in Santorini. Wineries: Vassaltis winery, and Sigalas winery (good for lunch and wine tasting, nice spaces. Hatzidakis wines are also exceptional for the brave & experienced wine-drinkers. Santo Wines doesn’t offer great wines but the view and environment is fantastic to go for a sunset or relaxing lunch. Art Space offers home-made wines, delicious Vinsanto (Santorinian desert wine) and some artwork in their dome-cave winery space.
· If you like beer, the one and only true Santorini beer, comes from the Donkey brewery (Santorini brewing company on Google). They are all great beers: Red Donkey is my favorite. Don't fall for the "Volcan" and "Nissos" beers, they are just cheap pilsners/lagers with a good branding behind them
- New and standing proud is the Ftelos beer brewery on the main road between Fira - Pyrgos. They are new to beers but doing really well, and they have great food also. Exceptional building with cool architectural features and views of the brewery itself. Very nice roof garden, bit of an odd place, but it's definitely worth a visit.
· Local produce: tomatoes, fava beans (awesome and easy to cook - it's eaten as a hot/cold spread with onions and capers),local cheeses, capers, white aubergines (sweeter than the usual), katsounia (a crispier less juicy version of cucumber-great stuff for salads).
· Places to eat:
If you are looking for souvlaki, Athens is the place to go, Santorini’s souvlaki are generally very poor for Greek standards. Luckily for you and me, there's a new place that makes good souvlakia, albeit not the classic "gyros" you would expect. They charcoal grill all their meats and portions are massive. The name is Golden Grill and it's on the edge of Fira. Second one in my opinion is Fanouris in Karterados. It’s mostly locals, not tourists. Ask for no oil on your pitta as it can be quite greasy. Go early (before 9.30pm).
· Bars: Personally, when I go to a bar I want a good drink and great music (I am a big music lover, so not commercial music at all). Based on that, the island is lacking so I can’t suggest a lot of things here because I gave up on going out. PK (Palia Kameni) bar is a perfect sunset/pre-going out place to have drinks, their cocktails are very good and the prices are normal, the atmoshere is very relaxing and the staff very very friendly. If you want good music but very standard drinks, Kira Thira was the first bar that opened in Santorini (ethnic/blues/jazz/folk/rock), but the drinks are meh at best. Tropical bar is a classic pre-drink or after-going out kind of bar, which offers a varity of music in an okay space. Staff is exceptionally friendly, lovely people in general. Under Tropical bar, there's Tango which is expensive but nice as a bar and in general they play really good house music. In Oia, there's Hassapiko bar, great drinks albeit expensive. Music can be hit or miss but never trashy/really commercial etc. It's the most "bar" bar on the island, the best one on average IMO. In Perissa there’s Tranquillo, a very hippie kind of place that serves bad food and mediocre drinks but the portions are huge and cheap (the drinks are like 2-3 times your usual cocktail) and they are known for their insanely massive salads (the only actually tasty item on the menu). The environment is very chilled, with good music, a live stage, and it’s all by the beach. Wet Stories in Perissa is the most famous beach bar in Santorini, and honestly, it's very overpriced, BUT on Sundays they always have parties at night with house/techno/tech-house music and it tends to be good. There's no entrance but drinks are very expensive, but the parties are usually quite good. Very similarly, Yalos on the beach near Fira. In Fira you will find Boozery, which is a sit-on-the curbside and listen to techno/house while drinking cocktails from a plastic cup kind of place. The go-to place for season workers as of late.
NEARBY ISLANDS FOR ISLAND HOPPING - SUMMER BOAT TIME SCHEDULE
There are four islands that you can visit really easily and cheaply during the summer, and I recommend you to even stay for a night or two:
- Folegandros
- Ios
- Sikinos (super quiet - 250 permanent residents, one road)
- Anafi
Have fun in your holidays and be safe!
Alex
r/Santorini • u/According-Stress-741 • 11h ago
Hi! We thought about renting a scooter in Santorini but out driving license permits us just 50cc power, nothing more. Îs IT doable on the cliffs, with 2 poeple on?
r/Santorini • u/Accomplished_Bat7798 • 1d ago
I keep seeing the donkey rides described as a “traditional Santorini experience,” and I think that wording makes a lot of tourists assume it is something they should do while they are there.
It is not.
You can appreciate Santorini, its history/culture without getting on the back of an animal to get up the steps. When I visited, I watched donkeys carrying tourists up & down those steep steps in the heat. I saw exhausted animals struggling to continue and witnessed them being struck to keep moving. It is something I still think about...and unfortunately what I witnessed has not stopped. And honestly, whether the rides have been happening for decades or are considered part of Santorini’s history does not change what those animals are experiencing today.
Tourists help determine which traditions continue simply by where we choose to spend our money. Take the cable car or walk. Enjoy everything else Santorini has to offer...but please, leave the donkeys out of your vacation.
r/Santorini • u/italiarsenal • 18h ago
Family of 4 backpacking. Checking out of apartment in Vourvolous around 11 but boat isn't until 22:00.
By foot and bus we can make our way to Fira but interested to know if anyone knows of places to fill the time rather than just wandering. Was considering even paying for a hostel for a few hours as somewhere to crash with bathroom if that's an option but couldn't see anything. Anyone know of places that offer something like a few hours access to facilities without actually booking an overnight room, on a budget? Anyone have any other smart ideas?
One other question regarding buses. I saw from the info at the bus station yesterday that there were bus times 24 hours ahead. Apart from going to Fira station is there a way to know tomorrow's times? And finally, is it similar to departing from the port, there are multiple buses going down or just the one?
Thanks to anyone who can help.
r/Santorini • u/jamie1983 • 1d ago
Hello! We are going to Santorini for 3 days, staying in Perissa. I’ve rented a car to pickup at the airport, but am starting to feel very anxious about driving up the mountain and cliffs. I’ve driven in Messinia, but not Athens.
Should I just arrange a transfer service instead? I’m an anxious driver, fine in city situations but don’t like driving on highways or cliffs.
r/Santorini • u/StructureMaximum1083 • 1d ago
Hi all, we will be travelling to Greece in around a week to visit Crete and then take the 8am ferry to Milos that will stop in Santorini for a 5-hr total layover (including getting into Fira and back on time). We will be doing this transfer day on Sunday, September 13th. A few questions because I haven’t been able to find much on this ferry online…
We are planning on storing our checked luggage at the Athinios port and then taking either a KTEL standard bus, semi-private shuttle, or private transfer to get into Fira for a quick lunch and browse around before we’d need to get back to the port likely by (what I estimate) 1:30pm (ferry departs at 2:30pm).
I’m not seeing any bus schedules online going from the port into Fira at that time but I’ve heard they are timed around ferry arrivals/departures? How will we know for sure until we arrive on the island (I checked the KTEL website and couldn’t find anything about the port departure times)?
If anyone has taken at least one of the legs of the Seajets ferry and/or would recommend a certain type of transportation company to get into Fira and back on time we would very much appreciate it!!! Ideally looking for a semi-private round trip shuttle if not the KTEL bus but not sure if I need to make two separate bookings?
r/Santorini • u/mojo-lost-and-found • 1d ago
I would never ever step one single foot into a restaurant where some guy tries to lure me in from the street.
As a matter of fact, it makes me reconsider returning to Santorini at any point in the future because it is so effing annoying.
I counted today, one walk from one end to the other of the Kamari beach walk, I was actively approached by 14 restaurant promoters.
Shame on those guys, seriously. They are ranking somewhere between people who offer donkey rides and people who actually use those donkeys.
r/Santorini • u/clemmit_ • 3d ago
Hello, I'm planning my 2027 vacation and was wondering if hiking trails in Santorini are well-marked and easy to follow, since I tend to get lost easily if there aren't any signs or markers ^^"
r/Santorini • u/Dazzling_Sky4517 • 4d ago
We have a trip to Greece coming up and our itinerary is as follows:
Athens 2 days
Crete 5 days
Naxos 4 days
Athens 1 night then fly home
For the ferry from Crete to Naxos, I can get it connecting via Santorini!
Is it possible to see in a few hours?? We have toddlers so didn’t want to stay in Santorini but I’d love to fit it in a day to see it if it’s possible.
Thoughts??
r/Santorini • u/Express-Baby6190 • 6d ago
I’m going to Santorini October 3-7th as a surprise gift to my partner for his 30th Birthday.
I’ve booked to stay in an AIRBNB in Oia (down the caldera) and booked a rental car to pick up from the airport the evening we arrive.
I need some advice on
- Parking options
- Activities to book (Would a boat trip be worth it/be too cold to swim?)
- A restaurant to reserve for his birthday dinner. A sunset view would be amazing and some good steak options! Any advice appreciated! 😁 anyone been to Beefbar in Oia? It looks amazing but very expensive. And I seen a lovely menu for a restaurant in Amoudi Bay but had no prices to know if the steak might be overly expensive. We will have the car so going out from Oia for dinner is an option too
Thanks!
r/Santorini • u/Accomplished_Bat7798 • 7d ago
I have seen people mention the long cable car lines as a reason for choosing the donkeys instead, so I just want to say this:
Please do not make an animal carry you up hundreds of steep steps just because the other option has a long wait.
I understand that you are on vacation and might be limited on your time there...nobody wants to spend part of that time standing in a line. However, the inconvenience of waiting does not suddenly make the donkey ride a good option.
These animals do not get to decide that they are tired, that it is too hot or that they have carried enough people for the day. The tourists DO get to decide whether or not to get on their backs.
Wait for the cable car. Walk if you are physically able. Plan ahead and give yourself extra time! A little inconvenience on our vacation is a pretty small sacrifice to make. Please do not ride the donkeys!
r/Santorini • u/EmuOk2370 • 7d ago
I heard a landslide blocked the walkway up from the port (next to the cable cars) has this been cleared? It’s our backup plan to walk up if the que for the cable cars is insane. We have done it before so we know it’s somewhat strenuous but I’m not riding a donkey
r/Santorini • u/WayOk897 • 7d ago
I am in Santorini for a vacation right now (August 25th) and we just saw 4 drones in a square come over the island and flash a few different colors and then go back to the other side. It did it twice.
I’m just super curious if anyone knows what this is for. Is it for photos, calibration of a drone show?
Thank you for ur help if you do have any ideas!
r/Santorini • u/Miraclepenguin • 7d ago
Hi all,
I unfortunately left a shirt behind at Irida Hotel in Imerovigli. DHL quoted a really high shipping cost and I was wondering if any travellers would be in the Imerovigli area and would be kind enough to pick it up for me and I will make my way over to you somewhere in central London. Happy to compensate you back for your time and troubles.
r/Santorini • u/amydicko123x • 8d ago
I’m eloping to Santorini next year (Aug sept 2027) and so far my favourite is the Dana villas - I feel you get a lot for your money here and the communication so far has been great!
Is there anyone out there who has eloped here; and can tell me whether it’s a good choice or not? Is it private enough ?
r/Santorini • u/TheFrenchFinanceBro • 9d ago
Hi Reddit,
I'm going to Santorini with my girlfriend, and we want to do photoshooting, more on the countryside/beach side of Santorini.
Thus, we want a photograph but there are only photographs in Oira/Fira on websites, whereas we wouldnt like to do it there.
Any one to recommend ? Thanks !!
r/Santorini • u/PeoplePleaserUnicorn • 10d ago
Yeah tough question, I know, but we weren't expecting things to be this way when we booked our trip back in January.
My partner got kidney stones in the meantime and had surgery to remove them on Monday. The thing is, walking is still very painful, our hope is for things to improve a little bit (we're leaving on Friday and staying for 12 days), but they won't be back to normal until he gets the stent removed (which will be after we're back). Our initial plan was to have a fairly active holiday, let's say 60% relaxation and 40% sightseeing (we were especially looking forward to archaeological sites and museums). Now, I was in Santorini a few years ago and I think the museum of prehistoric Thera and the Akrotiri archaeological site should be doable, but Ancient Thera probably not. And I'm also very doubtful about hanging around in Oia or Pyrgos.
So here I am, asking for advice from people who maybe have similar conditions and managed to enjoy their holiday. We're staying in Perissa, but my partner is not a big fan of the beach (yeah I know, an island is a weird choice, but we're travelling with friends), we will be renting a car (driving should be better for him, and we're going to have a backup driver anyway). Any advice will be really REALLY appreciated.
r/Santorini • u/Particular-Leek-584 • 10d ago
My husband and I will be doing a cruise in early October and have a stop in Santorini on October 7th. To be completely honest Santorini is our one stop we wish we could replace with something else. Not that we don’t want to see it for itself, but the crowds and the chaos we read about tempt us to stay on the ship. Are there any suggestions for day itineraries that offer more calm even if it skips the popular sites? We do have priority tender access so we should be able to disembark right away. I don’t know for sure but since we are not in an excursion I’m assuming we tender to Fira. Looking at spots like Pyrgos or Akrotiri?
r/Santorini • u/Sufficient-Dealer685 • 10d ago
Hi all, its a long way away but getting married in santorini next september and so have emailed quite alot of restaurants regarding a post wedding meal for approx 20 people. Weve only had 3 responses so far but one is saying a minimum spend of €6000 which works out at €300 per person and another says specific meals which would mean sharing starters between 4 people and the main meal is exactly the same for everybody, at a cost of at least €65 per person (deposit required of £800).
My question is, has anyone had any experience with visiting any restaurants with large groups and any recommendations of restaurants to try?
Thankyou.
r/Santorini • u/ChefChrissy • 12d ago
While on honeymoon in Santorini, we hired a private yacht to take us around the island. Two other couples were also on board (it only had room for six guests; we each booked through our hotel). The yacht owner was an American from New Jersey; his dad's family is Greek, so he moved to Santorini in the early 2000s. The tour was great! I just can't remember his name (Alex?). It's been ten years. A friend is heading to Santorini and I wanted to see if this captain was still in business.
r/Santorini • u/Accomplished_Bat7798 • 14d ago
I know I bring this topic up a lot, but we are still in peak tourist season, which means 1000s of new people are visiting Santorini every week and may not know what these animals are going through.
If riding a donkey is on your list of things to do while you're visiting, I would strongly encourage you to reconsider. There are other ways to get where you are going. You can walk. You can take the cable car.
The donkey rides might look like a classic Santorini experience in photos and travel videos, but seeing it in person is very different. These animals spend hours climbing steep steps in the heat while carrying tourists all day long. You don't have to agree with me, but I do think it is worth taking a minute to think about the animal behind the experience before deciding whether to participate.
Skipping a donkey ride won't take anything away from your trip, but it could make a difference for the animals that are still doing this work every day.
r/Santorini • u/potqtocake • 12d ago
Thought I was a pretty savvy traveler, but I made a rookie mistake in Greece last summer that still stings.
Picture this. I am in Ammoudi Bay in Santorini and the sunset is ridiculously beautiful. I am at a seaside taverna, feet almost in the water. The waiter comes over, shows me a gorgeous, fresh-caught sea bream on a platter of ice, saying it is very special for me and my wife. The menu listed it at €70 per kg. Seemed a little high, but hey, it is Santorini, and the fish looked big enough for two. So I just smiled and said perfect.
The meal was incredible, truly one of the best I have ever had. We were happy, full, and a little drunk on the view.
Then the bill came.
My heart just sank. Total was €240, and the fish alone was listed as €185. I called the waiter over, completely confused, and pointed at the line item. I told him there must be a mistake because the menu says €70 per kilo.
He gave me this practiced, sympathetic shrug and said yes sir, and the fish was 2.65 kilos.
I was trapped. We had already eaten it. What could I do? Argue about the weight of a fish that was now just a skeleton on a plate? I felt so stupid and so completely ripped off. It just ruined the whole magical evening.
That €185 lesson taught me a new set of rules. Now, I have a no surprises policy. If a price is not crystal clear, I ask questions until it is. It is funny, the most honest places seem to be making transparency easier. I have started noticing more spots, even small family-run ones, using simple QR codes on the tables. I scanned one at a place in Athens last week and it popped up a clean digital menu from a site called menuforma. Every single price was listed, no market price BS, no hidden charges. It has honestly become my new green flag for a trustworthy restaurant.
So please, learn from my expensive mistake. If something is sold by weight, make them weigh it in front of you and write down the final price before you agree to anything.
r/Santorini • u/Dherick_UP • 13d ago
I'm on the island 15–19 October, staying in Karterados. Solo traveller, 19, on a hostel budget.
I know I'm arriving at the tail end of the season, and that's honestly half my question: how much is still open and lively by mid-October? I've seen Fira mentioned for nightlife and Perissa/Perivolos for beach bars, but I have no idea what's still running that late in the year.
What I'd love to know:
- Which restaurants or bars actually have music and an atmosphere, rather than just dinner? Names help a lot.
- Rough cost of a night out — drink prices, whether anywhere charges a cover.
- For anyone who's been here solo: is turning up alone to those places normal, or does it feel out of place? Did you end up meeting people, and where?
Not asking anyone to plan my trip, I've got the sightseeing sorted. I just want to know where the atmosphere actually is in October, and whether solo works.
Thanks!
r/Santorini • u/Automatic_Image_3394 • 14d ago
My bf and I will be in Santorini (staying in Thira) and are looking to make a nice dinner reservation for our last night (9/25). Recommendations? We are seeking good food and views. Thanks in advance!