Oia is basically built by the cliffs of the caldera. The scene of a steep cliff dropping into the deep blue sea is not uncommon. Coupled with the scene of buildings built on and/or hewn into the volcanic rock, what I could only do was just twitching my right index finger on the shutter release button.
My breath was taken away.
It was really fun to rub shoulders with the passersby on the narrow streets.
My breath was taken away, twice!
What kind of life does one have in Oia?
If this is not heaven, where on earth is it?
My breath was taken away, thrice!
This is so surreal!
A work of art is in progress.
Tada~~~ A piece of artwork similar to the painting is out, but not as good as the one by the painter though.
The cutest windmills I have ever seen.
There are not many windmills left in Oia, I saw only three there.
You don't need any other reason than this to visit Oia.
These buildings are gazing at the sea at every moment.
Why can't I stay in Oia forever?
A building hewn into the cliff of the caldera.
If I climb the stairs 10 times everyday, the doctor won't have to advise me to go for brisk walk anymore.
Look at how steep the cliffs are!
My breath was taken away for the fourth time!
If you would like to read more of my travelogues on Greece, here are the links:-
1. Athens – The Homeland of the Gods
2. The White Dream in Mykonos
3. Santorini – Almost Heaven
- Roaming Around the Streets of Fira
- Gazing at the Sea in Fira
- The Southern Crosses in Fira
- The Golden Hour at Fira
- Fira Sunset and After Dark
- Strolling the Streets in Oia
- The Cliffs and the Sea in Oia
- The Domes and the Bells in Oia
- The Barriers in Oia
- The Sunset at Oia
- The Volcano at Nea Kameni
- The Black-sand Beach of Kamari
- Ancient Thira
4. Miscellaneous
