Our stay at the farmer’s cave was a once in a lifetime experience. To begin, Anna and Theo were wonderful, thoughtful hosts. They provided us with fresh eggs, vegetables, bread, and even wine, and were generous in taking the time to discuss the best restaurants, beaches, hiking trails, etc. on the island. The cave itself was cozy and clean, and felt even nicer than it appears in the pictures. The village of Emporio, where the cave is located, is one of the most special places I have ever been. It is perhaps the last piece of the old, untouched Santorini. It is quiet and clean, with narrow twisting stairways and endless allies to explore. Though many parts of the island are strikingly beautiful, our time in Emporio made us feel thrust back in history, and was hands down our favorite time on the island. The only caveat is the streets through Emporio are extremely narrow, making it hard to drive close to the apartment. Though there is a place to park that is just a few minutes walk from the apartment, it makes for easier driving to park further away and walk for about 10 minutes. This was no problem for us- Anna and Theo were extremely accommodating in helping us transport our luggage this distance during departure and arrival- but it might be a good detail to know in advance!