Vacanze in Santorini

Early spring in Santorini brings bright. clear days with little rain. You will see a few hours of warmth in the early afternoon, especially sitting in the sunshine but chilly mornings and evenings. Santorini can get windy so it can feel little colder than it is if you are sat in the breeze. Answered by Flying Fluskey

Don't let the cool breeze fool you, you will still need to bring suntan cream. It is very expensive to purchase on Santorini and you can be very exposed as you stroll around. Protect your skin! It is also wise to bring a cardigan or windbreaker to layer up during the evening or to keep the draught at bay if you are sat, enjoying a cliffside view. Swishy dresses are fun but won't keep you warm enough for all day. Speaking of clothes, pack some good walking shoes. It is nice to have pretty sandals but you will be walking a lot, tackling many, many stairs and your toes will get pretty frostbitten at night if they are out. Plus, you will want to enjoy some of Santorini's great hikes so it is good to have suitable footwear. Answered by Flying Fluskey

Santorini is an incredibly popular destination and every summer it is swamped with tourists. If you arrive in March, you can have some of the most famous spots to yourself. If you want to capture the three domes without a crowd in the background or capture the Oia sunset without having o stake a place two hours before, hitting shoulder season is ideal. Many low cost carriers will start their summer schedule in March so their flights to Santorini scan be wonderfully cheap. Accommodation is also cheap and some of the famous pool suites can be booked for hundreds of pounds less per night when compared with the height of summer. Plus, if you are lucky, the flowers on the island will start to bloom which really brings spring to life. Answered by Flying Fluskey