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Cibulkova shares stunning vacation pics from Santorini

The French Open may still be going on, but the Slovak has paradis

ByNina Pantic

Published Jun 04, 2016

The grass season is about to begin as Roland Garros enters its final weekend, but don't tell Dominika Cibulkova to worry. She's been romping around Santorini, a picturesque island off the coast of Greece, and she wants everyone to know it.

The world No. 25 lost to Carla Suarez-Navarro in the third round in Paris, and knew exactly what she wanted to do next.

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Most people only dream of seeing such a place, but Cibulkova made the dream a reality between two majors.

It was a time to reflect.

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And a time to encourage sun protection.

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She enjoyed the early summer adventure with her usual traveling partner, boyfriend Miso Navara.

These two belong in Vogue (stairways never looked so good).

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Sorry for posting so much, Cibulkova writes. Sorry, she's not sorry.

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It's probably best to end with that one.