Danielle Richardson

Flights

Transportation during Trip Rate Includes: All taxes Unlimited mileage Third party liability insurance Theft insurance 24 hr road assistance Free map Free additional driver

Hotel: Cori Rigas Suites 1 King bed and 2 single beds 592 sq-foot room, furnished balcony In-room massage available Free Wifi/ Internet, free local calls 22 inch LCD TV (with satellite) Refrigerator, coffee maker Air conditioning Non-smoking Breakfast included Private bathroom with shower

Food $200 a day for food. Nasoussa Restaurant “Our menu is based on the traditional Greek plates and snacks which are comprised from fresh meat, seafood, and fresh Santorini’s vegetables and products.” Sphinx Restaurant “The culinary adventure builds from hot to cold appetizers, light and hearty entrees, fish to meat. The cuisine is based on extra virgin olive oil.” Atmosphere Restaurant “Atmosphere lounge will have you indulge into international and Greek cuisine and enjoy service of European service. You’ll be impressed by the dishes that the Greek chefs create in the ‘open kitchen’ plan”

Day 1: Amoudi Bay Descend the 300 steps from the northern city of Oia to the tiny port of Amoudi Bay. (Travelers say the hike can be tiring but well worth it) "Definitely worth dropping in to see the sunset and enjoy an evening meal, or alternatively for lunch," suggested a TripAdvisor user.

Day 2: Ancient Thira The main street passes through two agoras, which include ruins of several Greek temples. The arc of the theater embraces the town of Kamari, Fira beyond, and the open Aegean. The ruins also include Hellenistic shops, Roman baths, Byzantine walls, and the stone church of Agios Stefanos. Most of the buildings that survive today date from the Hellenistic era (around the 4th century BC).

Day 3: Explore Oia People gather around sunset point and all the places, pathways and restaurants nearby to watch the sun sink into the Aegean Sea. The sunsets are vibrant, colorful and not to be missed. The town hosts a cultural center, Greek art galleries as well as the usual handicrafts, souvenir and jewelery shops.

Day 4: Ancient Akrotiri This former Minoan outpost was destroyed by a volcanic eruption, after years of excavation the site has been uncovered to allow visitors to explore. "The village is incredibly well preserved. It is rare to see such history in this way," Greece/Things_To_Do/Ancient_Ak rotiri_61201/

Day 5: Greek Night – Taverna Dimitris During this Greek Night you will experience the famous fire dancing, plate smashing, and local Greek dances like Zorba and Syrtaki. Taverna Dimitris organizes the most authentic and traditional Greek nights in Santorini. Local musicians and dancers will entertain you and teach you how to swing Santorini style. They will pick you up a couple minutes from your hotel as well as drive you back.

Day 6: Sailing Sailing Catamaran Tour in the Caldera (5 Hours) Depart from Vlihada Marna sailing part the Ancient City of Akrotiri to the Red and White Beaches. Sail past the Indian Head Mountain and Venetian Lighthouse into the picturesque Caldera. You’ll visit private bays for swimming and snorkeling. After the Hot Springs, a barbeque lunch is prepared in a secluded bay. After lunch, you’ll then sail past the Volcanic Islands and Aspronisi to Vlihada Marina. Departure time is 10:00am

Day 7: Kamari Beach Kamari beach is covered with black sand, along with an enormous rock that rises from the sea called Mesa Vouno that people use to cliff jump into the sea. beaches/santorini-kamari.htm

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