What can I say that hasn’t been said about this Airbnb and Host? If I had to choose one word to describe both, it would be “incredible”! Let me break down for anyone considering staying at an Airbnb from this host: 1. Location, location, location. Oia is by far the most beautiful place in Santorini. I’m from Hawaii and I definitely take it for granted. I never understood when tourist gasped at the views in Hawaii, well after staying here I finally understood what everyone was talking about. I was simply in awe throughout our entire stay. Oia is on one end of the island so if you plan to explore you should think about your means of transportation. I rented a car for my stay and it easy to get around, but you should read up on driving here before attempting. If you’re not comfortable driving in tight quarters or on narrow roads, then driving isn’t for you. I rented my car from the airport, but the host provided information for a local Oia car rental nearby if I wanted to rent a car (or atv, bike, etc) by the day instead of the entirety of my trip. I saw people using the bus, but the bus seemed to be quite full all the time (people forced to be standing due to the shear amount of people). So if you aren’t driving then maybe a taxi might be the best mode for alternative transportation. Whatever you choose, your host is so awesome they’ll even assist you getting your preferred mode of transportation. There’s two free Parking lots near by, one paved one located at the post office and one dirt lot just below it. Both can be found on google maps. Look up Lotza and you should see he post office and 2 parking lots near it. I found it easier to park in the dirt lot because it was usually more spots open and the post office lot seemed to have a lot of traffic going through it. It’s a bit of a trek if you’re bringing full sized luggage from the parking lot (or bus stop/taxi drop off) so be prepared. In fact Oia in general and a lot of places on Santorini are situated on the cliff side so there’s stairs to be climbed and to be navigated regardless. Lots of great restaurants, activities, and shopping nearby. You have to try the host’s restaurant Lotza, it was pretty awesome. Naturally you have to watch and sunrise and sunset in Oia also. 2. Hosts were simply amazing! I got to meet the whole family when I was there! We Mostly communicated through Emily and Gill, the son and daughter of the host. Emily met us at Lotza and showed us to our cave house Airbnb. She even lugged my wife’s suitcase for her. They were all Very hospitable and always a pleasure to talk (or anyone in the village for that matter). Very time we met one...