Sightseeing Advice in SANTORINI
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Sightseeing Advice in SANTORINI
Would love some tips/advice for my parents trip to Santorini.
They are staying in Oia in June for 2 nights.
I've done a lot of research already and have booked them in Volcano Villas, and have gotten great restaurant recommendations. (Thank you everyone!!)
They would like to visit a winery and do a possible boat sightseeing / excursion around the island.
Other than just soaking it all in by exploring Oia and Fira, are there any special activities that would you recommend?
They are not really interested in hanging out at the beach.
Any advice is VERY appreciated!!
They are staying in Oia in June for 2 nights.
I've done a lot of research already and have booked them in Volcano Villas, and have gotten great restaurant recommendations. (Thank you everyone!!)
They would like to visit a winery and do a possible boat sightseeing / excursion around the island.
Other than just soaking it all in by exploring Oia and Fira, are there any special activities that would you recommend?
They are not really interested in hanging out at the beach.
Any advice is VERY appreciated!!
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Here's a link that might help. Oia actually has its own winery, Sigalas, and if I remember correctly it's not far from the Volcano's Villas.
http://www.santorini-info.net/wineries_of_santorini.htm
http://www.santorini-info.net/wineries_of_santorini.htm
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Hi
Yes we did the boat excursion to the active volcano across the caldera. OK it's hardly spewing molten lava but you do see puffs of sulphur smoke. There is no shade there and the terrain is undulating and rocky. Take good walking shoes and plenty of water. You also get to swim in the sulphur pool. If your parents are up to it I found it a fun excursion.
Yes we did the boat excursion to the active volcano across the caldera. OK it's hardly spewing molten lava but you do see puffs of sulphur smoke. There is no shade there and the terrain is undulating and rocky. Take good walking shoes and plenty of water. You also get to swim in the sulphur pool. If your parents are up to it I found it a fun excursion.
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Hi Dina
This is going back in 2003 so details are fading in our memories! The trip was a half day trip. It wasn't very much, maybe around 10 or 12 euros each. We found it from either a brochure from our hotel or the Tourist Bureau in Fira.
By the way we took in the Akrotiri site which was very interesting. Hopefully they would have reopened it (there was an accident awhile back) by the time your parents get there.
Hope this helps.
This is going back in 2003 so details are fading in our memories! The trip was a half day trip. It wasn't very much, maybe around 10 or 12 euros each. We found it from either a brochure from our hotel or the Tourist Bureau in Fira.
By the way we took in the Akrotiri site which was very interesting. Hopefully they would have reopened it (there was an accident awhile back) by the time your parents get there.
Hope this helps.
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