
From the island of Paros, a ferry ride was all it took to reach one of the most photographed places on earth — Santorini.
Arriving by boat has a way of building anticipation, and watching Santorini’s caldera rise out of the Aegean as the ferry pulled in was worth the trip on its own. There’s something about seeing those whitewashed cliffs for the first time from the water that no photo quite prepares you for.
I spent three days on the island exploring by ATV with the wonderful people I’d met earlier in my travels, weaving along cliffside roads between whitewashed villages, blue-domed churches, and endless caldera views. It’s the kind of island that photographs itself, but the light at golden hour over the water is what really makes it unforgettable.
Between Paros, Athens, and Santorini, this stretch of Greece gave me some of my favorite frames from the whole trip.

































A ferry connects the two islands, offering scenic views of the Aegean and the Santorini caldera as you arrive.
Renting an ATV is a fun, flexible way to explore the island’s cliffside roads and whitewashed villages at your own pace.
December 28, 2015
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