Travel itinerary • 4 days in Santorini – Greece 🇬🇷

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Santorini 4 days itinerary.
Santorini 4 days itinerary.

Our idea of going to Santorini was, of course, because I really wanted to go there since forever, also to have some relaxing days to rest a bit from our busy holidays in Europe. We got 4 days there, but in case you just want to check the main spots on the island, I would say 2-3 days are enough.

Something that I feel I must say is that I was a bit disappointed. Look, the place is beautiful indeed, but the photo perfect areas with those cave houses are super touristic. When I travel I like to see how the locals live, and there I had the impression I was in a theme park. All those houses are rentals, shops, restaurants, or hotel for tourists.

The locals live on the further areas of the island in very normal houses. I saw just one or two suburbs with that architecture you imagine when you think about Santorini. Putting it aside, the place gives you a lot of options to just chill and refresh yourself under the burning sun of Greece.

Anyways, I had 4 amazing days there, which I’ll be happily sharing with you now.
If you want to get straight to the point, here you can get my Google Maps with all the main attractions conveniently marked for you.

Keep reading if you would also like an overview of these attractions.

Day 1

Explore Thera, Firostefani, and Imerovigli

Take your time to stroll around these three suburbs in Santorini. Going up and down the alleys, there you will find those beautiful and white cave houses, a few shops, and restaurants, all facing the super blue Mediterranean sea.

View of Thera.
View of Thera.

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Lucky’s Souvlakis • Santorini

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Lucky's Souvlakis - entrance
Lucky’s Souvlakis – entrance

When I was doing some research where to have the best gyro in Santorini, Lucky’s Souvlakis was the first option pointed by internet reviewers. Of course, I added it to my list and was super excited to try it out. But the truth is that this is not as good as people say on the internet…

My order

Both of us ordered the same thing:

  • Pork gyro – served with hot chips, tomatoes, lettuce, onions, and tzatziki sauce.
Pork gyro - served with hot chips, tomatoes, lettuce, onions, and tzatziki sauce.
Pork gyro – served with hot chips, tomatoes, lettuce, onions, and tzatziki sauce.

I found their pita bread extremely oily, like with a taste of old oil. The meat was super dry and there was nothing special about this gyro at all.

Maybe I got them on a bad day, or people like it because it is extremely cheap compared to other places on the island. Anyways I don’t think it’s worth to save only a few cents and have something with this quality…

Exact location: www.goo.gl/maps/N1jaGPc9vSm


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Good Mood Food • Santorini

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Good Mood Food - entrance.
Good Mood Food – entrance.

In the heart of Thera you can find one of the best gyros I tried on the island, Good Mood Food. Which in my opinion is the best place to try Greek Street food in Santorini.

The shop offers many different Greek meals for you to try, but we went there with a single thought in our minds, gyro!

My order

Both of us ordered the same thing:

  • Pork gyro – served with hot chips, onion, tomatoes, and tzatziki sauce.
Pork gyro - served with hot chips, onion, tomatoes, and tzatziki sauce.
Pork gyro – served with hot chips, onion, tomatoes, and tzatziki sauce.

Their pita bread is super soft and grilled on point, meat flavorsome and moist, and that tzatziki sauce, one of the best I had! The portion could be larger, but ok for the price.

Exact location: www.goo.gl/maps/N1jaGPc9vSm


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Theoni’s Kitchen • Santorini

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Theoni's Kitchen - entrance.
Theoni’s Kitchen – entrance.

Theoni’s Kitchen is another one of those simple but honest places to eat in Greece. Traditional Greek food, served with simple ingredients, resulting in super flavorsome dishes and totally affordable!

My order

That day we decided to share the entree and get a dish to eat one of us:

  • Fresh beetroots with yogurt and garlic dressing.
  • Grilled feta cheese with tomato, chilly, oregano, and olive oil.
  • Hubby: Pork Souvlaki.
  • Mine: Stuffed Tomatoes.
  • Lukumades with vanilla ice cream.
Fresh beetroots with yogurt and garlic dressing.
Fresh beetroots with yogurt and garlic dressing.
Grilled feta cheese with tomato, chilly, oregano, and olive oil.
Grilled feta cheese with tomato, chilly, oregano, and olive oil.
Pork Souvlaki.
Pork Souvlaki.
Stuffed Tomatoes.
Stuffed Tomatoes.
Lukumades with vanilla ice cream.
Lukumades with vanilla ice cream.

As I said at the beginning of this post, food was simple but delicious. Kudos for the free Lukumades with ice cream served with our bill.

Exact location: www.goo.gl/maps/JAsB2CgbLSE2


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Argo Restaurant • Santorini

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Argo - entrance.
Argo – entrance.

You need to be careful when dining in Santorini. There are plenty of places that sell you a great view of the famous sunset but not always followed by good food.

Thankfully, this is not the case at Argos Restaurant, a really good spot to spend a few euros while having some wine, great food, and perfect atmosphere. This place has also an amazing service and very good ocean views (book in advance as not all tables have a good view).

My order

It was a shame that we weren’t that hungry that day, so we ordered just a few dishes to share:

  • Santorini salad – lettuce, arugula, raisins, fresh onion, sun-dried tomatoes, pine seeds, parmegiano cheese, and special honey dressing.
  • Bread with dips.
  • Fava.
Santorini salad - lettuce, rucola, raisins, fresh onion, sun-dried tomatoes, pine seeds, parmegiano cheese, and special honey dressing.
Santorini salad – lettuce, arugula, raisins, fresh onion, sun-dried tomatoes, pine seeds, parmegiano cheese, and special honey dressing.
Bread with dips.
Bread with dips.
Fava.
Fava.

I loved all the salads I had in Greece, they totally nail the salad department in that country. At Argos wasn’t different, perfect salad, followed by great homemade bread, dips and fava paste.

Exact location: www.goo.gl/maps/UAG9gXgwFKz

More information: www.argorestaurant.com


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