According to Charles Stanley, “Romantic love remembers what pleases a woman, what excites her and what surprises her” (A Man’s Touch). If you want to be the one in her heart, open your map and invite her to an awesome sunset. Oia village or Pano Meria (island’s northern side) mirrors Santorini regeneration after the destructive earthquake of 1965. Greeks worked hard to restore the place and make it one of the most visited destinations in Greece.
For as long as the earth rotates, the sun will disappear below the horizon. If you belong to that group of travelers who love taking pictures, then, don’t miss one of the island’s most sophisticated activities. Oia Castle offers a romantic and awesome experience accompanied by fabulous orange and red colors of the sun and the surrounding sky. Each single day (especially during summer) hundreds of thousands of people arrive here to take some precious pictures of the “sunset phenomenon”. The castle offers a breathtaking view of the volcano especially when darkness falls and various colors come together to synthesize a piece of art. Grab your camera and your beloved one to take some romantic sunset pictures in one of the planet’s most popular and idyllic castles.
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