Villa Ilios & Selene is ideally situated 300m above the sea on the cliffs edge in the peaceful village of Imerovigli. Guests can enjoy uninterrupted views of the Caldera, Nea Kameni, Thirasia and Akrotiri from either one of the two large verandahs. This smooth-edged architecturally restored "Canava" - cave house - has a stylish Mediterranean feel and is classified as a traditional Santorini 'yposkafa' dwelling.

Ref: 36241 Price: E2,805 to E4,405 (EUR) p/w Sleeps 4

This smooth-edged architecturally restored "Canava" - cave house - has a stylish Mediterranean feel and is classified as a traditional Santorini 'yposkafa' dwelling. The villa affords two separate living areas and is perfect for a romantic get-away or a holiday with a small group of friends, and provides the perfect base from which to explore the nearby tourist attractions on the island. The house is rented as a whole, in order to offer our guests the most privacy. The two living areas are divided as follows for private parties larger than two.

Ilios consists of a compact kitchenette and breakfast area with glass doors leading out onto the shaded terrace. A curved stairway leads down to a comfortable double room with small en-suite bathroom with open shower.
Selene is fronted by glass double doors leading into the open-plan dining and living area, affording a wonderful entertainment area.

A well equipped galley style kitchen even boasts with a view of the famous Caldera. The all-white master bedroom, leads to a dressing room and en-suite bathroom with shower.

An enchanting find for those who appreciate design combined with stylish simplicity.

THE VILLAGE OF IMEROVIGLI Romance, view and peace are the three words which most accurately describe the village of Imerovigli.

The view and natural beauty are simply spectacular: bare red and black earth meets the deep blue waters...

This linear settlement was developed on the highest point, 300 metres above the famous caldera, and was inhabited as early as the mid 16th century. The name dates back to the pirates occupation and means 'day observation post'.

The castle of Skaros has a long history and is worth a visit. When the Venetian leader, Marko Sanouthos, conquered the island in 1207, he raised the flag on the castle. It was at this point that Thira became known as Santorini (Santa Irene). The castle guarded the western entrance to the island from attacks and was never defeated during its 600 years of existence.
Should you visit Imerovigli, you should follow the old foot path to Fira. This 20 minute stroll takes you along the rim of the caldera and offers awesome views.
Restaurants and traditional tavernas are plentiful in this picturesque village.