#Greek odyssey windows

The uniqueness of the island extends to the accommodations within. The entire cave is 300 metres long and mimics the shape of a labyrinth where guests can learn the arduous process of winemaking that dates back to the 1600s. The Wine Museum is located in a cave eight metres underground, curated and preserved by the Koutsayannopoulos family. The Koutsoyannopoulos Wine Museum in the middle of the island is an interesting stop for purveyors of this alcoholic drink. Its soil called “aspa” allows a unique vine to grow that can only be found in Santorini, thus creating the fabulous Santorini wine. Indeed, many locals and tourists take a dip in these volcanic hot springs and even cover themselves in mud that can be found underwater. Palia Kameni and Nea Kameni are both volcanic islands, which means the waters surrounding them have higher temperature. We say leisurely because getting lost in Oia’s charming stairwells and alleys is a beautiful experience there’s always a quaint restaurant or store that you will nd playing hide and seek around the corner.

Embark on a leisurely hike from the island capital of Fira to the small village of Oia where you will be greeted with the most breathtaking view of the Nea Kameni volcano in the adjacent island. The island is what remains of one of the largest recorded volcanic eruptions in the world. Here in Santorini, her sunrise and sunset are the most stunning sights you will ever see as the sun looms over the Aegean Sea.

#Greek odyssey windows

The whitewashed walls and blue roofs and windows are the backgrounds of some of the most picturesque Instagram posts. Santorini and Corfu charm with their whites and blues, wandering alleys and godly sunsets