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Set high above the Aegean Sea in the tranquil village of Imerovigli, Villa O’Santo is an exceptional private residence offering panoramic views, remarkable privacy, and refined island living in Santorini. As one of the largest villas on the island, the property provides an extraordinary sense of space while remaining close to Santorini’s iconic villages, restaurants, and coastline. Designed for gathering and connection, the villa accommodates up to sixteen guests across eight thoughtfully appointed bedrooms, each featuring its own en-suite bathroom. Expansive living areas, two fully equipped kitchens, and seamless indoor-outdoor spaces make the villa ideal for multigenerational families, group retreats, or special celebrations. Outdoors, guests can spend long days beside the infinity pool overlooking the caldera and Aegean Sea, enjoy alfresco meals beneath the Mediterranean sky, or relax on panoramic terraces framed by Santorini’s dramatic landscape. A private gym and multiple lounge areas further enhance the villa’s elevated yet comfortable atmosphere. From sunrise views over the sea to peaceful evenings under the stars, Villa O’Santo offers a truly immersive Santorini experience designed around privacy, comfort, and unforgettable shared moments.
Bedroom one (king) has an en-suite bathroom with rain shower, walk-in closet, access to main pool terrace, pool & sea view.
Bedroom two (queen) has an en-suite bathroom with rain shower, closet, access to main pool terrace, pool & sea view.
Bedroom three (queen) has an en-suite bathroom with rain shower, closet, access to main pool terrace, no view.
Bedroom four (king) has an en-suite bathroom with rain shower, closet, access to lower-level private pool and terrace, pool view.
Bedroom five (king) has an en-suite bathroom with rain shower, closet, access to lower-level private pool and terrace, pool view.
Bedroom six (two twin beds) has an en-suite bathroom with rain shower, closet, access to lower-level private pool and terrace, no view.
Bedroom seven (double) has an en-suite bathroom with rain shower, closet, access to a private terrace with sea view.
Bedroom eight (queen) has a shared bathroom with shower, closet and living room.
Bedroom nine (double) has a shared bathroom with shower, closet and living room.
This 10km/6-mile walk is one of the best things to do on the island – the views are absolutely incredible. The trek is fairly simple but it takes between 2 and 5 hours. Be sure to start early before it gets too hot.
Grab any waterfront seat come sundown and just sit back and enjoy the view. Many people flock to Oia watch the sunset but really there is no bad view here – find a spot anywhere on the caldera and watch the magic.
Santorini’s wine are dry whites and the unfortified dessert wine known as Vinsanto. About a dozen local vineyards host tastings and it’s a fun and easy way to see the island away from the caldera.
For some absolutely stunning views, hop aboard a helicopter and explore Santorini, the volcano, the caldera, and all the villages perched along the cliff.
These 2 historical towns feature a maze of walkways and alleys. Pyrgos is built on a hill with an old castle on top. Emborio is flat and smaller, but both offer plenty of opportunities to get happily lost.
At this annual summer festival, famous performers from the Greek or international scene take centre stage attracting lovers of jazz music from the world over. Held in July.
This is one of the best ways to explore Santorini. Explore the volcano and its craters, check out the hot springs, get a close-up view of the cliffs and enjoy prime seating for the sunset.
From the red sand of Red Beach to the black sand beaches of Perissa and Kamari, Santorini’s unique beaches are enchanting. Perissa is the best beach for kids, just be sure to bring some aqua socks as it can get scorching hot in the afternoon.
Simple but fun, the water park at Perissa beach features 3 pools, 3 waterslides, and a kids’ play area.
These ruins belong to an ancient civilization that was buried by an earthquake in the middle of the 2nd millennium BC. Excavation started in 1867 and there’s now a museum that shows the buildings and artifacts that remained intact.
From May to October, a cable car runs every 20 minutes from water’s edge to clifftop. It costs 4€ for adults and 2€ for children and is a fun ride for the kids.
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