Check into the hotel and rest for the afternoon.

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Catch the bus to the Arcul de Triumf. They come often and cost 3 RON. Make sure you pay by card when you enter there’s always officials checking.

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Start your day with free hostel breakfast. You can make your own crepes and there’s also yoghurt, granola and coffee included.

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The busiest restaurant in town. Lots of traditional Romanian dishes to pick from and there’s events every night at 7pm, either music or dancing. Book in advance.

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Take the stairs back to the top of Oia. Then the bus to Fira and the same walk back to the hotel.

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Highly rated bakery! Grab something for the airport if you have time.

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The National Museum is split into three sections with different tickets. I chose to only enter the European Art section. Can buy tickets from stand at arrival. Student discounts!

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Stunning neoclassical concert hall. Can enter for 15 RON cash.

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Walk through this beautiful central garden. You can also rent a boat.

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Enjoy a coffee and some food at this beautiful cafe filled with Van Gogh.

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Final Jimmys fix!

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Final breakfast in Santorini :(

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Must try the eclairs!

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Small Orthodox monastery.

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Head to Santorini airport, or back to the port to continue your adventure. Even grabbed my final peinrli.

J@jorjaexplores

You’ve made it to the most popular place in Santorini! Walk around the narrow streets.

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Walk through umbrella street. There are also cafes on this street opening later if the wish to come back.

J@jorjaexplores

One of the prettiest bookstores I’ve ever seen. There’s also a nice cafe on the top floor where I sat journaling for a few hours.

J@jorjaexplores

Check into the hotel and rest for the afternoon.

J@jorjaexplores

Catch the bus to the Arcul de Triumf. They come often and cost 3 RON. Make sure you pay by card when you enter there’s always officials checking.

J@jorjaexplores

Start your day with free hostel breakfast. You can make your own crepes and there’s also yoghurt, granola and coffee included.

J@jorjaexplores

The busiest restaurant in town. Lots of traditional Romanian dishes to pick from and there’s events every night at 7pm, either music or dancing. Book in advance.

J@jorjaexplores

Take the stairs back to the top of Oia. Then the bus to Fira and the same walk back to the hotel.

J@jorjaexplores

Highly rated bakery! Grab something for the airport if you have time.

J@jorjaexplores

The National Museum is split into three sections with different tickets. I chose to only enter the European Art section. Can buy tickets from stand at arrival. Student discounts!

J@jorjaexplores

Stunning neoclassical concert hall. Can enter for 15 RON cash.

J@jorjaexplores

Walk through this beautiful central garden. You can also rent a boat.

J@jorjaexplores

Enjoy a coffee and some food at this beautiful cafe filled with Van Gogh.

J@jorjaexplores

Final Jimmys fix!

J@jorjaexplores

Final breakfast in Santorini :(

J@jorjaexplores

Must try the eclairs!

J@jorjaexplores

Small Orthodox monastery.

J@jorjaexplores

Head to Santorini airport, or back to the port to continue your adventure. Even grabbed my final peinrli.

J@jorjaexplores

You’ve made it to the most popular place in Santorini! Walk around the narrow streets.

J@jorjaexplores

Walk through umbrella street. There are also cafes on this street opening later if the wish to come back.

J@jorjaexplores

One of the prettiest bookstores I’ve ever seen. There’s also a nice cafe on the top floor where I sat journaling for a few hours.

J@jorjaexplores