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A USA citizen was reported dead in Santorini today 23.05.2011 around 3:20pm his daughter and wife where injured as well as another two Mexican citizens.
The tourists where on a tour with donkeys at the old port of Ia ,Armeni, when rocks got loose and fell over them.
The authorities reaction was immediate as ambulaces and fire department vehicles rushed to the accident area to free the people caught by the rocks.
The injured where rushed to the Health Center of Fira.
It is reported that the rocks came loose because of a minor earthquake.

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The Gaia winery is one of Santorini’s most beautiful; it is situated on the Eastern side of the island between the promontory of Monolithos and the popular beach-front town of Kamari. It is open to visitors from early May until mid autumn

The winery is located in a refurbished tomato processing factory adjacent the famous black sand beach that stretches the length of the island’s Eastern coast; this distinctive turn of the century stone building is rare relic of the commercial activity that once flourished in Santorini.

Gaia completely refurbished the building and it now houses a state of the art winery where for well over a decade one of the island’s most renowned white wines ‘Thalassitis’ is produced from the hardy Assyrtiko grape.

Here visitors can tour the winemaking facilities, become acquainted with Santorini’s unique viniculture and gain an insight into the production process. In addition they will have the opportunity to taste the full range of Gaia wines – including those produced in their Nemea estate on the Peloponnesian peninsula.

Before leaving, visitors can also visit the traditional cellars where small quantities of a rare barrel-aged aromatic vinegar are produced.

The winery is open to visitors daily from 10:00 to 18:00.

Contact numbers : (+30)22860 71884, (+30)6932190994

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I am doing a new website about Santorini and wanted to use the official road signs for each village as a picture link to each page.So a very good friend of mine took the pictures and brought them to me.

I am a resident of Santorini for more than 20 years now…I think we all locals don’t look at the signs almost at all because we know where we are going…So we are sign blind if you get what I mean.

So here are a few that I must show you…I hear that they will replace them with new ones this year but I still have to share this.

Here we go Sign Number one:

This is a sign that should have been on the correct side of the road and should give information to the visitors that “this is Akrotiri”? follow this road to Akrotiri? Oh and yes maybe it is time to put a new one up that a tourist couls read…and not guess.Just my thought.

Here is Number 2

This is the official Sign of Pirgos village.It is in the correct place but this also has to be replaced, it looks really bad for Santorini………..

Here is Number 3

Tell me what you think about this one…The sign indicates “MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT OF VOTHONAS MUNICIPALITY OF THERA” I believe that if a visitor reads this maybe he will believe that THIS is the Municipal Department of Vothonas……..?!But it really is just the bus station, a bit confusing if you ask me.

Here is Number 4

Well I can only tell you that this sign is about Exo Gonia village….No more comments here.

Number 5

This sign must be around 20 years old…Looks like this one has to be changed as well.

I have many more pictures of terrible signs to upload but I think you get my point.Santorini is among the most visited islands of Greece.The municipality of Thera or Thira must make the signs clear and easy to understand…No wonder so many tourists are stopping in the middle of the road imagining if they are on the right way to wherever…they want to go.But get me wrong here I love Santorini like no other place in the world but things like that make my angry.

I wish that these signs will be replaced in 2011 and make us look like we are really interested to point people to right direction.