Is parking free in Oia?
Most parking lots in and around Oia offer free parking spaces. However, pay attention to the signs, as there are also private paid parking lots.
Where do you park in Oia?
The best parking lot in Oia is directly across from Agios Georgios church. It’s on the right as you enter Oia. When you see Anemomilos Hotel keep your eyes open – it’s about 200 meters to the north. Another good parking spot in Oia is down near the Post Office (follow the signs).
Do you have to pay for parking in Santorini?
9 | Car Parking There is lots of free parking in Santorini. There are parking lots in most of the towns and villages and it’s usually possible to squeeze into a space. It’s also permissible to park on the street so long as you don’t block the road: just stick to areas where others are parked if you’re unsure!
Is it worth staying at Oia?
Oia is the more luxurious village with romantic restaurants and high-end shopping. Both Oia and Fira have some great places to eat (and some average ones), but I would give a slight edge to Oia for the quality of restaurants. Oia has more fine dining restaurants, while Fira has more casual restaurants.
Is there Uber in Santorini?
There is no UBER or Lyft in Santorini.
How much is a taxi from Fira to Oia?
The quickest way to get from Fira to Oia (Station) is to taxi which costs €35 – €50 and takes 11 min.
Is Oia or Fira prettier?
Fira (also spelt Thira) is another stunning village in Santorini with the white buildings and beautiful sunset views. It tends to be a little less expensive than Oia but is still home to luxury hotels and restaurants. Personally, I thought Oia was prettier as a village but Fira has more to offer.
Can I flush toilet paper in Santorini?
3. Flushing Toilet Paper. This one may take some getting used to, but Santorini’s sewage system can’t handle flushed toilet paper. That trashcan placed next to the toilet is for all (and we mean all) of your soiled paper products.
How much is a taxi from airport to Oia?
Available around the clock, the taxi transfer to Oia takes about 25 minutes while the average fare, as it is not fixed but it is calculated by a taximeter, is 47€.
Can you drink tap water in Santorini?
Needless to say, bottled water is a popular product on Santorini! We recommend that you always use bottled water for drinking. Washing up and brushing your teeth can be safely done using tap water throughout the island.
Is Uber available in Santorini?
Do I need a car in Santorini Greece?
It is possible to get around Santorini without a car, but it is the most expensive way to do so. There are very few taxis on the island (there are 25) and they charge for a set fare, so it may be cheaper to take a bus ride if you want to explore and see more of the beaches.
Is Oia more expensive than Fira?
Fira (also spelt Thira) is another stunning village in Santorini with the white buildings and beautiful sunset views. It tends to be a little less expensive than Oia but is still home to luxury hotels and restaurants.
How long is the bus ride from Oia to Fira?
20 min
The bus from Oia to Fira takes 20 min including transfers and departs hourly. Where do I catch the Oia (Station) to Fira bus from? Oia (Station) to Fira bus services, operated by KTEL Santorini, depart from Oia station.
Why do Greek toilets not have toilet paper?
Don’t flush toilet paper in Greece There’s a very simple explanation: Greek sewage pipes are approximately two inches (50mm) in diameter. American and British plumbing is twice as large (four inches/100mm). The Greek pipes just get clogged. They don’t call them ‘modern conveniences’ for nothing.
Why is there no toilet paper in Greece?
That’s right, when using the toilet in Greece do not put toilet paper down the toilet. The reason for this is simple. The sewage system in Greece is not designed to handle the flushing of toilet paper. If you did, then you are likely to block the pipes in the sewer system.
Can you flush toilet paper in Greece Hotels?
One of the commonest questions first-time visitors to Greece ask is “is it true that you can’t flush paper down the toilet?” Unfortunately, in the vast majority of accommodations, cafes, bars, shops and restaurants, the answer is “yes, it is true!”