Greetings from Athens, Greece! I love your videos, I just wanted to add that the sauce you used on the white bream is not made with butter, rather than olive oil and lemon and in Greek, it's called ladolemono (literally meaning olive oil and lemon)! Keep up with the good work!
Not sure what the weather is like in March since we went in February but I'm sure it'll be a bit sunnier! Nightlife was pretty much non-existent when we went as a lot of shops/restaurants close for the winter off-season. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
Dude-I was in the US Air Force and stationed on the Island of Crete for 8 years back in the late 80s-90s. I took many very trips there during that time when I had family visiting. I returned in 2019 after almost 35 years with my wife who was never there. We were there early July, OMG it was so crowded. Let me tell you things have changed there. We had a car rental and found it so stressful to find places to park. Tour buses, scooters, ATV;s and tourist all over. There were very few places to park. We were only there for 3 days and couldn't wait to leave for Crete. The island is so crowded in Summer. The day we left I counted 4 cruise ships anchored out. The shore shuttles and buses crowd the port like you can't imagine. The heat is unbearable. I'm glad you had a chance to enjoy it with your family. You picked a perfect time..
Wow sounds like a real hectic summer indeed!! And yes we were so fortunate to visit Santorini during the winter and have the island to ourselves, truly a dream come true!!
Dude very informative video. Please answer 3 questions for my upcoming trip Xmas day to January 7 (Athens). If i stop over in some of these islands like Santorini or whatever will it still be enjoyable during this time?... Are the prices for food and souvenirs still the same or cheaper? And lastly what should I expect weather wise on the island in winter/off-season? Thanks man
Hello! Thanks for watching our vid 😊 It'll be enjoyable depending on what you want. If you don't mind the lack of nightlife and most stores being closed then you'll defs enjoy the peace and quiet which we certainly did. Not sure about the prices for food and souvenirs as we don't know what they're like during other times of the year. Weather was a mixed bag for us although it never rained hard. It wasn't too cold. Half the time it was grey and gloomy while the other half was perfectly clear weather so I guess it's a bit of a gamble 😊
Love all the content! Glad I found your channel (new sub) since I’m planning a Greek vacation for June (🤞🏽). What are some of the restaurants that were on your list and were closed?
Hello and thanks for subscribing!! Hope your plans follow through I'm sure it'll be great! Here are some of the places that were closed that we wanted to visit in Santorini: Katina Fish Tavern, Oia Pitogyros, Oia Tsipouradiko, Thera Ladokolla, Thera Kira Niki Tavern, Karterados (wasn't closed, we just came at a time when they ran out of food) Metaxi Mas, Exo Gonia Also I wasn't sure if you were asking about Athens too but all the restaurants we wanted to go to there were open. Hope this helps!!!!
Not sure about December because we went in February but I imagine it'll be a bit similar with most stores being closed and Santorini being quiet. Although it could be different considering it's Christmas and New Years. Thanks for watching!!!
Hi! Around €25 - €50 per meal would be alright depending on your budget as we found that food in Santorini can be a bit more expensive too 😊 Thanks for watching!!
Hey man, it was so insightful and fun watching your videos. Was planning a trip to santorini in december. Wanted to know how is santorini in mid december different than in february?
I'm not sure as we visited on January but I would imagine February to still be pretty empty and shut up similar to our visit in January. I think Feb is the coldest month too. Thanks for watching!!
Hi , I'm Greek and even though I don't live in Santorini I can tell you that mid December is considered early winter for sure . The coldest months in Greece in general are January( mid January) and February( early February), so in December the temperature won't even be that low.
PleaE don’t eat with your own spoon\fork from the serving bowl/plate. Your germs from your mouth are now spread into the serving bowl/dish. Use YOUR OWN FORK/SPOON please. Gross germs.
Greetings from Athens, Greece! I love your videos, I just wanted to add that the sauce you used on the white bream is not made with butter, rather than olive oil and lemon and in Greek, it's called ladolemono (literally meaning olive oil and lemon)! Keep up with the good work!
Thank you so much for watching and correcting our mistake, so much to learn from your beautiful country!! 😊😊
Ok n po...thanks
Your videos are fantastic! Keep it up
Greetings from Greece. NIce videos. keep going man. u will reach 10k subs really fast
Thank you very much!!!
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Somebody gotta come to Santo in the winter. Sign me up.
I didn't know there were so many stairs! This place gets crossed off my list. I'm fat with bad knees 😂
On Santorini you feel some kind of magical atmosphere! Cool appetizing excursion! Thank you !
Such a magical place especially in the quiet of wintertime!
Going to Santorini in 2 weeks for my honeymoon and food is very high on my priority list. Nice video
Woohoo, enjoy!!! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you....this was Nostalgia ..
Keep it up great videos from a Greek currently living in Zurich Switzerland!!!
Thank you for watching!!
thank you. this was fun to watch. gotta go eat now.
Glad you enjoyed!
Hello & thank you for your video! Do you know hiw the weather is in March? And how was the nightlife when you went?
Not sure what the weather is like in March since we went in February but I'm sure it'll be a bit sunnier! Nightlife was pretty much non-existent when we went as a lot of shops/restaurants close for the winter off-season. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
@@locavore_eats thank you so much 🤗
Love it!
Hi. What month did you go there? Im surprised it isnt as windy as i expected. Is the wind not too cold for a pool swimming? Thank you
We went in February 😊 We didn't swim so not sure what the waters were like tho
Dude-I was in the US Air Force and stationed on the Island of Crete for 8 years back in the late 80s-90s. I took many very trips there during that time when I had family visiting. I returned in 2019 after almost 35 years with my wife who was never there. We were there early July, OMG it was so crowded. Let me tell you things have changed there. We had a car rental and found it so stressful to find places to park. Tour buses, scooters, ATV;s and tourist all over. There were very few places to park. We were only there for 3 days and couldn't wait to leave for Crete. The island is so crowded in Summer. The day we left I counted 4 cruise ships anchored out. The shore shuttles and buses crowd the port like you can't imagine. The heat is unbearable. I'm glad you had a chance to enjoy it with your family. You picked a perfect time..
Wow sounds like a real hectic summer indeed!! And yes we were so fortunate to visit Santorini during the winter and have the island to ourselves, truly a dream come true!!
good job guys! I'm Greek and I enjoyed the tour and presentation of everything! 👌👌
Dude very informative video. Please answer 3 questions for my upcoming trip Xmas day to January 7 (Athens). If i stop over in some of these islands like Santorini or whatever will it still be enjoyable during this time?... Are the prices for food and souvenirs still the same or cheaper? And lastly what should I expect weather wise on the island in winter/off-season?
Thanks man
Hello! Thanks for watching our vid 😊
It'll be enjoyable depending on what you want. If you don't mind the lack of nightlife and most stores being closed then you'll defs enjoy the peace and quiet which we certainly did.
Not sure about the prices for food and souvenirs as we don't know what they're like during other times of the year.
Weather was a mixed bag for us although it never rained hard. It wasn't too cold. Half the time it was grey and gloomy while the other half was perfectly clear weather so I guess it's a bit of a gamble 😊
Love all the content! Glad I found your channel (new sub) since I’m planning a Greek vacation for June (🤞🏽). What are some of the restaurants that were on your list and were closed?
Hello and thanks for subscribing!! Hope your plans follow through I'm sure it'll be great!
Here are some of the places that were closed that we wanted to visit in Santorini:
Katina Fish Tavern, Oia
Pitogyros, Oia
Tsipouradiko, Thera
Ladokolla, Thera
Kira Niki Tavern, Karterados (wasn't closed, we just came at a time when they ran out of food)
Metaxi Mas, Exo Gonia
Also I wasn't sure if you were asking about Athens too but all the restaurants we wanted to go to there were open. Hope this helps!!!!
Which month are u ll travelling in ? Because we are planning to go in end November and worried about the weather
We went in February so not sure about the weather in November. It was a mix of very cloudy and sunny for us 😊
Hey Guyz..Thanks for the video.
Just a quick question
Are restaurants open in Santorini & Mykonos in Dec? Or they are closed?
Thanks
Not sure about December because we went in February but I imagine it'll be a bit similar with most stores being closed and Santorini being quiet. Although it could be different considering it's Christmas and New Years. Thanks for watching!!!
Thanks for the video! What month were you in Santorini?
Thanks for watching!! We visited in February :)
Hey brother love video just want to ask what should be the budget for food on daily basis for 2 people with all three meals in santorini
Hi! Around €25 - €50 per meal would be alright depending on your budget as we found that food in Santorini can be a bit more expensive too 😊 Thanks for watching!!
Hey man, it was so insightful and fun watching your videos. Was planning a trip to santorini in december. Wanted to know how is santorini in mid december different than in february?
I'm not sure as we visited on January but I would imagine February to still be pretty empty and shut up similar to our visit in January. I think Feb is the coldest month too. Thanks for watching!!
Hey are you going in dec ? Even we are planning to go in dec
@@kristyk6224how was it ? I’m planning as well
@@rahulwadhawan8040 hey I went to Italy last year and it was good .
zuccini is summer squash lol, nice video tho. love from crete
Yes, it took me a while to realise that it was a squash haha 😅 Thank you for watching 😊
I'm thinking about going in the winter. Do the homes have heat or just AC?
Our accomodation at Villa Fegari had heating so it was plenty warm! Although best to check with the place you're gonna book with I'm sure it'll depend
This video should be call “ how i eat in santorini”
What month was this?
February 2020 :))
Where did you get your car rental from in santorini ?
I believe our host at Villa Fegari organised it for us so not sure exactly from where they got it sorry!
I’m planning to go Santorini during mid December, is that considered mid winter or early winter?
Sorry not sure what it's like there at that time as we went in mid-Feb
Hi , I'm Greek and even though I don't live in Santorini I can tell you that mid December is considered early winter for sure . The coldest months in Greece in general are January( mid January) and February( early February), so in December the temperature won't even be that low.
@@renata1640 Awesome, thanks for letting other travelers know! Are a lot of places closed? And are a lot of the days cloudy and gray?
Food orgy 😂😂😂😂😂.
Starving to death now 👌👌👌
USUALLY WE DONT USE BUTTER ON GRILED FISH....ONLY OLIVE OIL+LEMON....THAT PINK DIP IS''TARAMOSALATA''...made from fish eggs.....GREETINGS FROM ATHENS
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zucchini is a squash :-)
aT WHICCH MONTH U TRAVELLED
We went around mid-February :)
Zucchini is a type of squash.
Thank you, I didn't make that connection until today 😅
amazing food ..but this guy probably didnt have to say the word hearty 200 times , got kind of annoying him describing every single dish as hearty ...
it is what it is 💕💕💕💕💕💕
PleaE don’t eat with your own spoon\fork from the serving bowl/plate. Your germs from your mouth are now spread into the serving bowl/dish. Use YOUR OWN FORK/SPOON please. Gross germs.