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Santorini – a holiday on Atlantis reborn
Greece
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Whitewashed villages teetering on the verge of the volcanic crater. Blue church cupolas. Black lava rock beaches and the deep blue sea. Amazing sunsets. A holiday in Santorini is a treat for all senses.
Santorini ticks all the boxes for the Greek island of your dreams. It is not for nothing that, year after year, this island is chosen one of the most beautiful islands in the world.
According to some legends, Santorini might be the lost Atlantis. This may well be true as the ancient Minoan settlements were destroyed by a devastating volcanic eruption around 1600 BC. Nowadays, Santorini is a holiday destination oozing with charm, its villages and beaches inviting holiday makers to leave their cares behind.
The citizens of the mythical Atlantis are thought to have been happy and peace-loving A similar way of life is still easy to achieve on a holiday in Santorini.
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Good to know about Santorini
Santorini has no shortage of great restaurants with amazing views, but also high prices. If you are looking for something more authentic, head for the village of Firostefani. The Aktaion tavern was opened 90 years ago. The restaurant offers traditional Greek and Mediterranean fare at a reasonable price.
Hills, stairs and high places, Santorini is full of them. Why not jump on a cable car that takes you from the port on top of the cliffs to admire the volcanic views from high up. The height might make you dizzy, but it’s worth it. Going down is even better, if possible!
Wines grown in the volcanic soil of Santorini are full of personality and serve well as high-quality souvenirs. The Iama wine store sells a wide selection of Greek wines and, of course, local specialities. The pride of the island is the Assyrtiko grape which is used for making both dry wines and sweet desert wines.
