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Santorini Suites and Villas
Fira City
Fira is a city of white-washed houses built on the edge of the 400 metres (1,312 feet) high caldera on the western edge of the semi-circular island of Santorini. The two main museums of interest are the Archaeological Museum of Thera, 30 metres (98 feet) east of the cable car entrance, and the Museum of Prehistoric Thera at the southeast corner of the White Orthodox Cathedral of Ypapanti. Access to Fira is mainly by roads on its eastern side, climbing from its port via the Z-shaped footpath on foot or on donkeys, or by riding the steep cable car from its lower terminal by the port. The central square of Fira is called Plateia Theotokopoulou, with a bus and taxi station, banks, and pharmacies. -
Santorini Suites and Villas<
Kamari beach
Visitors from all over the world, umbrellas and sun loungers, sea sports, hotels, cafés and restaurants, beach bars, gift shops: this beach -one of the largest in the Cyclades-, seems to have it all! The black, thin sand feels hot under your feet and the view to the impressive Mesa Vouno, where the Ancient Thira was built, soothes the eyes as you swim. In the evening, when the lights come on, the coastal road becomes an endless stream of people -
Pyrgos Village
Medieval Santorini comes to life in this lovely village of Pyrgos, 7.5 km east of Fira. In Pyrgos there are boutique hotels, luxury villas to rent, cafes, gourmet restaurants, taverns, shops, mini market, bakery, gift shops, gas station and many more. In order to really appreciate the unique atmosphere of Pyrgos, we suggest that you take a walk along the cobblestone narrow streets and go up to the Casteli to enjoy the unobstructed view over the top. The houses had two or three storeys, and ground floors were partly built and partly rock-hewn. Alleys among them were very narrow. As time went by, a neighbourhood the locals called Xeporto (meaning outside the door of the Casteli) was built outside the defensive perimeter