Tomorrow Santorini would be a memory, but the night was still young – Greeks don’t eat dinner until 11 PM. We had plenty of time to head to Oia, one of the most photogenic towns with a maze of small shops, restaurants and cafes, almost all with spectacular views of the rest of the island and the caldera, and the remnants of a counter-culture community from back in the day when Oia actually was a quiet village.
The main street of Oia is anything but. It is filled with tourists from all over the world. It is fun, it is energetic, it is crowded but I wouldn’t miss it for the world.
All the healthy Greek eating gave us a craving for something Italian and Skiza did not disappoint. A beautiful CAFÉ – PIZZERIA with two levels, outdoor and indoor seating, and a breathtaking volcano view. The pizza was excellent, and the gorgeous 180-degree view of the Aegean Sea left us in awe.
Tired from a long day it was time to head back. We knew the trip was close to coming to an end, so we needed to hang on to every second. Tomorrow is another day and we’re still in Greece.