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It was a big love from the very first time. I saw the pictures and I knew that I have to do it.  I have to see those pretty, little, white houses hanging off the cliffs. Santorini. Big ‘must go’ on my travel bucket list. I can remember the bright, yellow sticker on the wall saying ‘I’ll go to Santorini’. That was a years ago, now I can say ‘I did it!’. I’m so glad that my boyfriend pushed me to do it after they refused me for a visa (we wanted to visit Florida, bum I’m not good enough 馃様). That was an amazing time. Now I know that Santorini isn’t just those picturesque buildings but also really nice beaches, delicious Greek food, nice atmosphere and beautiful weather.
What else do you need in your life?
Is Santorini on your bucket list or you already have been there?





















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