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Idealized as the lost city of Atlantis, Santorini is an island utopia that rose from its ashes after a volcanic eruption in the mid-second millennium BC. Nestled amidst the open sky and the endless blue of the Aegean, Santorini bedazzles its guests with its unique beauty, its breath-taking Caldera and the world renowned sunsets. From its clayless volcanic soil, to its dazzling volcanic beaches, Santorini has managed to turn its ashes into stardust. Follow the trails to its majesty from the vibrant capital of Fira to the picturesque villages of Firostefani, Oia, Imerovigli and Perissa. Lose yourself amidst the cobblestone alleys and the fragrant vineyards, marvel its scenic landscapes and spell-binding sceneries, find your hideaway amidst the Earth & Heavens.
Santorini can be reached either by airplane from Athens International airport Eleftherios Venizelos or by ferry and speed boat from the port of Piraeus. There are many scheduled daily flights with great connectivity to all international arrivals in Athens with a very short interconnection time. The air transfer from Eleftherios Venizelos lasts approximately 45 minutes while the sea trip lasts between 4,5 to 7 hours, depending on the type of boat.
Idealized as the lost city of Atlantis, Santorini is an island utopia that rose from its ashes after a volcanic eruption in the mid-second millennium BC. Nestled amidst the open sky and the endless blue of the Aegean, Santorini bedazzles its guests with its unique beauty, its breath-taking Caldera and the world renowned sunsets. From its clayless volcanic soil, to its dazzling volcanic beaches, Santorini has managed to turn its ashes into stardust. Follow the trails to its majesty from the vibrant capital of Fira to the picturesque villages of Firostefani, Oia, Imerovigli and Perissa. Lose yourself amidst the cobblestone alleys and the fragrant vineyards, marvel its scenic landscapes and spell-binding sceneries, find your hideaway amidst the Earth & Heavens.
Santorini can be reached either by airplane from Athens International airport Eleftherios Venizelos or by ferry and speed boat from the port of Piraeus. There are many scheduled daily flights with great connectivity to all international arrivals in Athens with a very short interconnection time. The air transfer from Eleftherios Venizelos lasts approximately 45 minutes while the sea trip lasts between 4,5 to 7 hours, depending on the type of boat.
Located on the rim of the Caldera in the heart of the bustling village of Oia, SELTZ Champagne Bar & Restaurant offers you the ideal spot to dine in style and completely unwind.
Greek – Anatolian Cuisine to be savoured from the distillation of the multicultural culinary traditions of Asia Minor fashioned in a different modern way.
Set just on the edge of the glamorous Caldera, overlooking the emblematic Oia village, with its immaculate decor and soothing modern elegance, Anthós Restaurant ensures the ultimate dinner experience.
One of Santorini’s newest flavour havens, resides by the poolside of Chromata Hotel. A vibrant redesign has transformed our former restaurant into the sprawling CHROMA Up Style Dining Restaurant offering an intimate spot for guests to enjoy a sunset menu while gazing at the sweeping views of the Volcano rim.
Wine tasting is the sensory examination and evaluation of wine. While the practice of wine tasting is as ancient as its production, a more formalized methodology has slowly become established from the 14th century onwards.
A lovely spot by the pool, with the most dramatic sunset view of the ever changing palette of colors of the Caldera and the azure blue of the waters where you may taste a variety of Aegean inspired delicacies, prepared daily for you during lunch and dinner hours.
As a handcrafted refuge, A.SPA is embraced by the earth and built inside the mountain.
Available only for members of the Katikies club, our sailing excursions allow privileged guests to explore the volcanic caldera while sailing against the sea breeze
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