Santorini’s Caldera is a unique phenomenon as it is the largest caldera in the world that is been inhabited by people. Also is the main touristic attraction of the island and well known all over the world!
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Amazing views! really nice shorts @Serafeim
Thank you for sharing with us.
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Hi @Serafeim ,
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After seeing these views I wish I could see this place once in my life but I know it is very difficult almost impossible but at least I could see this place here on connect thanks for sharing @Serafeim
Thank you for sharing some stunning views of Santorini’s Caldera.
All photos are breathtakingly-beautiful.
It seems the weather too was perfect to capture those views.
Congratulations on posting your first article @Serafeim and a warm welcome to the wonderful world of LG Connect 
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Beautiful photos @Serafeim . I know the Santorini Caldera well.
Caption: The Santorini Caldera @AdamGT )
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Beautiful photos!
Thank you very much, Abdullah! Santorini is the muse for every photographer.
Hi, Bodiisha! Thank you for the warm welcome and tips. I’ll be more familiar with that from my next post.
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I wish your dreams come true Muhammad and visit my beautiful island someday!
Thank you, Tushar!
Winter in Santorini can show you some incredible clear skies along with stunning views.
Hi, Adam!
We missed those days with cruise boats. Nice photo!
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Thank you very much!
Hello @Serafeim ,
Thanks for sharing these impressive pictures from the wonderful Santorini! I hope I’ll be able to visit Greece soon, what else do you suggest we shouldn’t miss when in Santorini?
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The cruise boats “used to” frequently visit Santorini @Serafeim , and of course the Caldera was where they sailed in and dropped anchor then you would see the smaller boats, one after tender another, with passengers heading to the very steep cliffside to either take the cable car (wise) or climb up the Karavolades Stairs on foot (unwise) or on one of the poor donkeys (very unwise) to reach the top.
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Jumping in here I know but there’s lots to see and do in Santorini @Giu_DiB including wineries and beautiful beaches and I personally highly recommend a visit to the ancient archaeological excavation of Akrotiri which some believe to be the “Lost City of Atlantis”.
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Beautiful pictures of Santorini Caldera @Serafeim . I have always wanted to visit Greece but never got a chance. Thanks to Connect that I made some wonderful friends from Greece. One day I hope to visit this beautiful place.
Congratulations on your first post on Connect! Hope to see more posts from you about Greece. I am a big fan of bakhlava by the way. Just wanted to share. 
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Hello @Giu_DiB thank you for this important tip! There is a lot to do and see in Santorini. We have many experiences to do around the island but also many things to see. Starting from Volcano, wineries, hot springs, black beach, red beach, ancient city excavations and much more. If you come over let me know so I’ll be able to assist you for anything you might have in your mind and more…
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Yes, you are right @AdamGT And indeed the most unwise, I agree, is to jump on a poor donkey. You know… donkeys are not getting so tired from going up and down the steps. What is the worse in all this story is how their bosses treat them. They let them stay under the sun cause they don’t care about having a shelter, they don’t feed them and water them enough during their staying at the old port and the poor animals refuse to walk and there comes the savage behavior when they wipe them to move on. I’m really frustrated with all this story. But again there are always donkeys owners that make the best for them. I’m kinda of a godfather to my neighbors donkey. I feed her with carrots and apples and her owner cannot believe how much in love she is with me that when I just wave my hand to her, she runs like a horse to my site 
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Thank you @SoniaK my pleasure to share photos from my beautiful island. I wish you’ll make it visit Santorini soon. And when you do that, let me know! There are more sweets you can imagine that you’ll like.
Have a nice day!
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