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A young travel blogger shows what Oia, Santorini, really looks like in summer

By Vicki Evans
June 12, 2022
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Are you going to Europe this summer? Traveler shows what one of Greece’s most famous clifftop views REALLY looks like when trying to snap a photo: ‘It draws so many people in’

  • Travel blogger Lucy Tranos presented behind the scenes of her photos
  • A young traveler took a beautiful photo in Oia, Santorini, surrounded by houses
  • But there was actually a long line behind her waiting for their moment
  • Lucy hoped that by sharing BTS, her fans knew what they were doing

By Matilda Rudd for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 7:38 p.m. EDT, June 12, 2022 | Updated: 7:45 p.m. EDT, June 12, 2022

A young travel blogger presented the reality of trying to take a photo in a European destination that has become “instagram famous”.

Lucy Tranos is the woman behind lucyinthesskyy travel blog and she is currently in Greece fulfilling a number of paid partnerships with local brands and designers.

The glamorous young photographer shared a behind-the-scenes look at one of her photos taken in Oia, Santorini, a popular destination for photographers due to its beautiful blue-domed churches.

The glamorous young photographer shared a behind-the-scenes look at one of her photos taken in Oia, Santorini, a popular destination for photographers due to its beautiful blue-domed churches.

Lucy Tranos is the woman behind lucyinthesskyy travel blog and she is currently in Greece doing a number of paid partnerships with local brands and designers

Although the image appeared to have no one next to it, there was a long line of tourists waiting for their chance to stand on a particular staircase and take an image.

‘Showing the reality behind Oia, Santorini. It will most likely be packed at the famous sunset in Oia and people will line up to take pictures at the spots with the blue domes unless you get there at 7am,’ Lucy explained in the caption of the picture.

‘Oia is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, so it’s no wonder it attracts so many people. Would you like to wake up early to see Oia without the crowds?!’

Lucy revealed that she had visited the island of Santorini every summer for the past three years and found she was getting busier and busier.

Although the image appeared to have no one next to it, there was a long line of tourists waiting for their chance to stand on a particular staircase and take an image.

Although the image appeared to have no one next to it, there was a long line of tourists waiting for their chance to stand on a particular staircase and take an image.

'Showing the reality behind Oia, Santorini.  It will most likely be packed at the famous sunset in Oia and people will line up to take pictures at the spots with the blue domes unless you get there at 7am,' Lucy explained in the caption of the picture.

'Oia is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, so it's no wonder it attracts so many people.  Would you like to wake up early to see Oia without the crowds?!'

‘Showing the reality behind Oia, Santorini. It will most likely be packed at the famous sunset in Oia and people will line up to take pictures at the spots with the blue domes unless you get there at 7am,’ Lucy explained in the caption of the picture.

“It was good to see it empty in 2020, but it certainly isn’t now… If you want to experience Santorini with peaceful and more authentic vibes, you should definitely stay away from the ‘hotspots’ “mentioned and get lost in the alleys or visit other villages like Imerovigli, Mesaria, Megalochori and Fira which are always less busy,” she said.

Her 200,000 subscribers were shocked by the scenes Lucy had shot, and many were surprised by the crowds waiting for a singular photo.

“I also visited in the summer of 2020, it was probably a unique opportunity to see it so empty!” A woman said.

Her 200,000 subscribers were shocked by the scenes Lucy had shot, and many were surprised by the crowds waiting for a singular photo.

Her 200,000 subscribers were shocked by the scenes Lucy had shot, and many were surprised by the crowds waiting for a singular photo.

‘It will be me…. Go out like the people!!!! I need a solo pic!!’ Another wrote.

The blue domes of Agios Spyridonas and Anastaseos churches in Oia are considered one of Santorini’s most photographed rooftops.

The two buildings are side by side and are iconic examples of the island’s Cycladic architecture.

There are some great viewpoints along the lanes west of the churches, and they often get crowded towards the end of the day as people secure the best spot for the perfect sunset shot.

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