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Exploring Oia & Finding the Path to those Instagram Blue Domes
Oia Walking Tour (self Guided)的点评
点评：There’s definitely no need to do book an organised walking tour of Oia. It is a very small town, with just a handful of main sights which are all within close walking distance of each other. What’s more, much of the pleasure is in exploring the charming streets at your own pace. The main sights are the Panagia Church, the famous blue domes, the Venetian Castle ruins, the windmills and Amoudi Bay. We arrived in Oia, having finished the Fira-Oia Hiking Trail so our first brief stop was at the Agios Georgios Church on the outskirts of the town. For anyone not doing the hiking trail, a much better starting point is the Panagia Church.
Our self-guided walk was as follows:
Stop #1 - Panagia Church.
We started here. It's Oia’s largest church and is mostly always open. Entry is free.
Stop #2 - Nikolaou Nomikou Street.
This is Oia’s crowded main street, lined with shops, cafes, galleries, hotels and boutiques.
Stop #3 - The Blue Domes.
This was the only tricky part. We had trouble finding the path where everybody goes to get that Instagram-famous shot. The path runs off Nikolaou Nomikou St, alongside a large white church (see photo below). It is directly opposite the Gold & Silver Store at #49 (see photo below). Follow the path around to the right to popular viewing point but be prepared to line up to get to the prime photo-taking position.
Stop #4 - the Venetian Castle.
Returning to the main street, we persevered through the crowds to the end to see the ruins of St Nicholas Castle. Not much is left but it’s perhaps the best viewpoint in Oia and is a very popular sunset spot.
Stop #5 - Amoudi Bay.
Just below the castle, we found the staircase down to Amoudi Bay, a very beautiful bay with clear, blue water, surrounded by dark red volcanic rock cliffs. We walked down the steep, winding staircase on what was originally the old donkey trail and stopped for a very late lunch at one of the lovely seafood places right on the water. Taxis will take you back up to the main town but we walked (slowly) back up the stairs.
Overall, I’d say that Oia is a must-see and I would have hated to miss it. However there is one major caveat - be prepared for the crowds. It's only a small town so the narrow streets can be cramped and the crowds can be crushing. We were forewarned but even so, the combined heat and jostling made it unpleasant at times and I found it very confronting.
Our self-guided walk was as follows:
Stop #1 - Panagia Church.
We started here. It's Oia’s largest church and is mostly always open. Entry is free.
Stop #2 - Nikolaou Nomikou Street.
This is Oia’s crowded main street, lined with shops, cafes, galleries, hotels and boutiques.
Stop #3 - The Blue Domes.
This was the only tricky part. We had trouble finding the path where everybody goes to get that Instagram-famous shot. The path runs off Nikolaou Nomikou St, alongside a large white church (see photo below). It is directly opposite the Gold & Silver Store at #49 (see photo below). Follow the path around to the right to popular viewing point but be prepared to line up to get to the prime photo-taking position.
Stop #4 - the Venetian Castle.
Returning to the main street, we persevered through the crowds to the end to see the ruins of St Nicholas Castle. Not much is left but it’s perhaps the best viewpoint in Oia and is a very popular sunset spot.
Stop #5 - Amoudi Bay.
Just below the castle, we found the staircase down to Amoudi Bay, a very beautiful bay with clear, blue water, surrounded by dark red volcanic rock cliffs. We walked down the steep, winding staircase on what was originally the old donkey trail and stopped for a very late lunch at one of the lovely seafood places right on the water. Taxis will take you back up to the main town but we walked (slowly) back up the stairs.
Overall, I’d say that Oia is a must-see and I would have hated to miss it. However there is one major caveat - be prepared for the crowds. It's only a small town so the narrow streets can be cramped and the crowds can be crushing. We were forewarned but even so, the combined heat and jostling made it unpleasant at times and I found it very confronting.
翻译：绝对没有必要预订有组织的伊亚徒步旅行。这是一个非常小的城镇，只有少数主要景点，而且彼此之间都在步行距离之内。更重要的是，大部分的乐趣在于按照自己的节奏探索迷人的街道。主要景点有帕纳吉亚教堂、著名的蓝色圆顶、威尼斯城堡遗址、风车和阿莫迪湾。我们抵达伊亚，完成了费拉-伊亚徒步路线，所以我们的第一个短暂停留是在镇郊的 Agios Georgios 教堂。对于不徒步旅行的人来说，帕纳吉亚教堂是一个更好的起点。
我们的自助徒步路线如下：
站#1 - 帕纳吉亚教堂。
我们从这里开始。它是伊亚最大的教堂，大部分时间都开放。入场免费。
2 号站 - Nikolaou Nomikou 街。
这是伊亚拥挤的主街道，两旁遍布商店、咖啡馆、画廊、酒店和精品店。
第三站 - 蓝色圆顶。
这是唯一棘手的部分。我们很难找到每个人都能拍出 Instagram 上著名照片的路径。这条小路从 Nikolaou Nomikou 街延伸出来，旁边是一座大型白色教堂（见下图）。它位于 49 号金银店正对面（见下图）。沿着右侧的小路前往热门观赏点，但要准备好排队才能到达主要的拍照位置。
站#4 - 威尼斯城堡。
回到主街，我们在人群中坚持到底，看到了圣尼古拉斯城堡的废墟。所剩无几，但它可能是伊亚最好的观景点，也是一个非常受欢迎的日落地点。
站#5 - 阿莫迪湾。
就在城堡的正下方，我们找到了通往阿莫迪湾的楼梯，这是一个非常美丽的海湾，海水清澈碧蓝，周围是深红色的火山岩悬崖。我们沿着原本是老驴道的陡峭蜿蜒的楼梯走下去，然后在水上一个可爱的海鲜餐厅停下来吃了一顿很晚的午餐。出租车会带你回到主要城镇，但我们（慢慢地）走回楼梯。
总的来说，我想说伊亚是一个必看的地方，我不想错过它。然而，有一个主要警告 - 为人群做好准备。这只是一个小镇，因此狭窄的街道可能会很拥挤，人群也会拥挤不堪。我们事先得到了警告，但即便如此，炎热和推挤的结合有时让人感到不愉快，我发现它非常具有对抗性。
我们的自助徒步路线如下：
站#1 - 帕纳吉亚教堂。
我们从这里开始。它是伊亚最大的教堂，大部分时间都开放。入场免费。
2 号站 - Nikolaou Nomikou 街。
这是伊亚拥挤的主街道，两旁遍布商店、咖啡馆、画廊、酒店和精品店。
第三站 - 蓝色圆顶。
这是唯一棘手的部分。我们很难找到每个人都能拍出 Instagram 上著名照片的路径。这条小路从 Nikolaou Nomikou 街延伸出来，旁边是一座大型白色教堂（见下图）。它位于 49 号金银店正对面（见下图）。沿着右侧的小路前往热门观赏点，但要准备好排队才能到达主要的拍照位置。
站#4 - 威尼斯城堡。
回到主街，我们在人群中坚持到底，看到了圣尼古拉斯城堡的废墟。所剩无几，但它可能是伊亚最好的观景点，也是一个非常受欢迎的日落地点。
站#5 - 阿莫迪湾。
就在城堡的正下方，我们找到了通往阿莫迪湾的楼梯，这是一个非常美丽的海湾，海水清澈碧蓝，周围是深红色的火山岩悬崖。我们沿着原本是老驴道的陡峭蜿蜒的楼梯走下去，然后在水上一个可爱的海鲜餐厅停下来吃了一顿很晚的午餐。出租车会带你回到主要城镇，但我们（慢慢地）走回楼梯。
总的来说，我想说伊亚是一个必看的地方，我不想错过它。然而，有一个主要警告 - 为人群做好准备。这只是一个小镇，因此狭窄的街道可能会很拥挤，人群也会拥挤不堪。我们事先得到了警告，但即便如此，炎热和推挤的结合有时让人感到不愉快，我发现它非常具有对抗性。
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