Monday, April 28, 2014

Santorini

Santorini is a half-moon shaped island made from a caldera (collapsed volcano) famous for its narrow streets, use of donkeys for transportation, weddings, and, most of all, it's sunsets. We spent two days and one night there, taking in the gorgeous views, unique streets and architecture, and relaxing poolside and on the black sand beaches. It was wonderful.

Michi and Adrielle in front of our room

Michi in the streets

Because the streets are so narrow built on the cliffs, donkeys are still used to transport people and goods

What everyone gathers to see, the sunset










It was very windy and Adrielle was not a big fan of the wind in her face



Once we turned her around though she was happy as can be




Wow


The city at night

That night Michelle and I had some gyros that really didn't agree with us, so we spent most of the next day relaxing at the pool and the beach, which was fine by us.



She liked the water, but wasn't the biggest fan of the bright sun

My girls in their element


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