

An active volcano (not to worry, the last big eruption was more than 3,000 years ago) as well as a dream romantic destination, Santorini’s stunning scenery is legendary. Villages and vineyards perch in volcanic cliffs overlooking a crystal-blue sea, and dazzling sunsets end each day in a golden glow.
Santorini hotels are open seasonally, April through October.
The Ambassador Aegean is located in Akrotiri, on the southern end of Santorini. This stunning location offers breathtaking vistas, exciting architecture, and impeccable service.
This small boutique hotel offers comfortable suites with private balconies and views of the Aegean Sea.
Centrally located near the Greek Orthodox Cathedral, the Aressana provides a quiet retreat in the heart of Santorini. The hotel features a large swimming pool, the Ifestioni restaurant with Mediterranean and Greek cuisine, and the Tefsion Kallos Spa to make your stay relaxing and memorable.
Canaves Oia Epitome is located on the northern part of Oia’s cosmopolitan town, above the picturesque fishing town of Ammoudi.
The Canaves Oia Hotel offers views to the Caldera and the Aegean Sea. The swimming pool also has views to the Caldera.
Carved into the cliffside, wineries of the 17th Century have been modified into luxury suites, and offer views of the caldera and the Aegean Sea.
Indulge in the effortless blending of glamour, heritage, luxury and personalized service while perched high on the caldera overlooking the Aegean Sea.
This hotel sits amidst Santorini's stunning volcanic scenery on the edge of Imerovigli, a lovely village dramatically perched on the highest point of the Caldera, approximately 300 meters above sea level.
From the Greek word meaning story, Istoria is an oasis of private luxury on Santorini's often overlooked south east coast. Once a grand mansion and stables, this ultra chic boutique hotel sits on the edge of a black sand beach. The staff warmly invite you to indulge in the tranquil refined elegance that is Istoria and create unforgettable stories of your own.
Surrounded by gardens, the hotel offers an oasis in the heart of cosmopolitan Santorini. The hotel is located in Fira and features chic and elegant décor.
Kirini Suites & Spa offers a stylish and relaxing atmosphere with views of the Caldera.
Set high on the breathtaking cliffs of the Caldera, the Mill Houses Elegant Suites offers a unique location with stunning views of the volcano and the endless Aegean Sea.
Located on Oia's cliffs, this property offers guests views of the Aegean Caldera and the blue equitorial waters.
Located on the southeast coastline on the spectacular Monolithos beach, this beach club concept combines the elements of music, dining and entertainment in a vibrant atmosphere next to crystal-clear waters.
This romantic boutique hotel is carved into the rocks of Imerovigli (parts of which can still be seen in its interior), 200 meters above the Caldera basin, and is an acclaimed member of the “Small Luxury Hotels of the World.”
Nestled on the cliffside of Santorini’s renowned Caldera, against a backdrop of the cobalt blue sky melting into the Aegean Sea, Remezzo Villas offers guests dramatic coastlines and romantic sunset views.
Protected and isolated within the solid volcanic rock of Santorini’s caldera, this prestigious luxury boutique hotel offers guests awe inspiring, unobstructed views of the shimmering Aegean Sea. Located in the village of Imerovigli, this striking retreat harmoniously blends its exquisite natural features with distinctive design and divine beauty.
The Santo Maris Oia is a luxury resort offering relaxation with spectacular sunset views. It is located in a prime location to enjoy an authentic Santorini experience.
Immerse yourself in exclusive elegant tranquility, while experiencing breathtaking sunsets from your private veranda overlooking the iconic Caldera, Volcano and Cerulean Sea.
Escape to a luxury resort filled with iconic views of the volcano, deep blue Aegean waters and breathtaking sunsets.
Sleek and spectacular, with unprecedented privacy, this property offers luxury and style during a relaxing stay.
Strategically located in a unique natural environment next to its sister property Katikies Hotel, the Villa Katikies Santorini offers guests privacy and grand elegance with stunning views of endless azure waters and blue skies.
Undoubtedly the most extraordinary island in the Aegean, crescent-shape Santorini remains a mandatory stop on the Cycladic tourist route—even if it's necessary to enjoy the sensational sunsets from Ia, the fascinating excavations, and the dazzling white towns with a million other travelers. Called Kállisti (the "Loveliest") when first settled, the island has now reverted to its subsequent name of Thira, after the 9th-century BC Dorian colonizer Thiras. The place is better known, however, these days—outside Greece, that is—as Santorini, a name derived from its patroness, St. Irene of Thessaloniki, the Byzantine empress who restored icons to Orthodoxy and died in 802.
In July and August, the Cyclades are crowded and less personal and more expensive than they are at other times of the year. Walkers, nature lovers, and devotees of classical and Byzantine Greece would do better to come in spring and fall, ideally in late April through June or September through October, when temperatures are lower and the islands are less tourist-riddled. In late March the islands begin to burst with thousands of varieties of wildflowers, and sprightly crimson poppies dapple stern marble blocks; the sea begins to warm up for comfortable swimming in late May. Autumn's days are shorter, but the sea remains alluringly swimmable well into October. Autumn travel to the islands also brings rustic pleasures: grapes are pressed in September, and zesty olives are gathered and fields plowed in October.
Gorgeous Scenery : Once the vast crater of a volcano, Santorini's spectacular bay is ringed by black-and-red cliffs, which rise up a thousand feet over the sea.
Beautiful Beaches : The strands on Santorini, though strewn with plenty of bathers, are volcanic; you can bask on sands that are strikingly red and black.
Traditional Architecture : Many shuttered houses are being authentically restored, and much traditional architecture can still be found in the village of Ia.
Ancient Wonders : South of Santorini lies the “Greek Pompeii” that is ancient Akrotiri.
Wonderful Wines : The locals say that in Santorini there is more wine than water, and it may be true; Santorini produces more wine than any two other Cyclades islands (Paros is second).
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