So you made it to Santorini. You flew half-way around the world, changed flights in Athens and were surprised that there was such a huge plane could land in a decidedly small island with a minuscule of an airport. Hired a car and drove into Oia — the village to be

(If you rather see the pictures, here [https://www.flickr.com/photos/singh_harpreet/with/42628753392/] they are) Describing Oia in a blog post is very easy — we went to Oia and stayed there for 2 days :-). Because there isn’t anything else you do in Oia — you get

Caldera, dinner viewThe first day in Fira definitely got into the island mode after a gorgeous sunset and dinner overlooking the Caldera. We decided to head to the Three Bells of Fira which is part of the iconic church that is often used in pictures. Church enroute to FirastefaniThis walk

One of the things that Santorini is known for, is, donkeys. You cannot really miss them on t-shirts, refrigerator magnets and stuffed toys that show these cute loveable creatures smiling away and living the island life. A thing to do in Fira is to take a donkey to climb up

Fira in Santorini is the “it” town and this is where the tourists head to. Our driver dropped us off near the main square after picking us up at the airport and I was taken aback to see the number of tourists in the main square. It seemed like Goa!

One of the questions that a traveller has to inevitably make in Istanbul is whether a traveller should do the Turkish Bath/Hamam experience. The answer is a definite yes. Types of Hamam You have a choice between many types of Hamams — traditional (Cemberlitas Hamami [http://www.cemberlitashamami.com/index.