Santorini is a magical island with many hidden treasures that only the locals can help you explore. Through our hospitality, we want to share with you our love for this place. It will be our pleasure to welcome you to our accommodation and help you organize your days on the island.

Welcome to Santorini Suite Home, a traditional settlement in Fira, the capital of Santorini. Just 5 minutes walk through the picturesque trails of the island you will see the Caldera view. A luxurious complex of four individual suites has created a fusion of luxury and tradition guaranteed to please all the visitors. Fitted with hand-picked items, each villa consists of 1 or 2 bedrooms, living room and basic equipped kitchen. Guests will enjoy garden and sea view from their balcony or their courtyard and relax at their private jacuzzi. Free wi-fi available in every suite. In our accommodation, a handmade breakfast is served every morning upon request with extra charge in all suites. Santorini's airport is 4 km away and the port 8 km away. A shuttle service is available upon request and at an extra charge.

Whilst Santorini is one of the most well-known islands in Greece, and heavily frequented by tourists I wouldn’t have missed it for the world. It’s beautiful, but it’s the geological nature of it being built on the caldera that makes it unique and very special. There’s plenty to explore here, and we were very glad that we got to spend three days here, getting to know the island and its surroundings much better.Part of the wonder of Santorini is that it is quite literally built on the top (and the edge!) of the caldera. Despite most of the towns being up on the top, there are several villages being built at sea level. There are a couple of ways of getting down there, but perhaps the most adventurous is walking. Sunset, it’s one of those scientific facts that will never change. What does change however is where you can view it from, and location depending, could mean the difference between an ordinary sunset and a spectacular one. Archaeological Museum of Santorini in Fira contains artifacts from excavations on the island ... It was built in 1960 by the Ministry of Public Works in order to replace the old museum (built in 1902), that had collapsed during the earthquake of