Santorin, GrèceVilla Elliza1

Elliza1 Villas impress with their ultra-spacious and functional layout, luxurious amenities, and most of all with their sparkling private swimming pools (heated during winter season). The one-bedroom Elliza1 Villas boast an area of 45 square meters with a king-size bed with anatomic mattresses and living room area. Their subtle luxury is reflected in the carefully selected furniture and decoration items, beautiful house-like layout, and advantageous location, enjoying incredible sea and sunset view. They feature private terraces, outdoor furniture, including incredibly comfortable sunbeds, flat screen Smart TVs with satellite channels, autonomous air conditioning, laptop size safes, and many more amenities, ensuring a luxurious stay.
Guests of the Elliza1 Villas can also use the shared 22-meter long infinity pool of the first complex, located within a few minutes by foot.

Complimentary breakfast is served daily. A delicious hearty breakfast is served daily in each villa separately, with the menu changing every day. Everything is cooked with the freshest ingredients and special care. The breakfast menu includes omelet, cheese, sausages, tomato, cucumber, fresh bread, rusks, honey, jams, Greek yogurt with honey and nuts, or cereals or spoon sweets, fruits, crepes, waffles, cereal bars, cakes, small rusks, cheese or spinach pie, as well as tea, orange juice, and coffee.

Finikia is a beautiful, well-preserved traditional village -and one of the island’s first Medieval settlements-, located at a stone’s throw from Oia. All dazzling white boxy houses and two notable churches are carved on the volcanic rocks, its Cycladic architecture takes visitors to another spacetime, while its unobstructed view to the vineyards and the Aegean is simply breathtaking. Finikia is situated 10 kilometres northwest of Fira, and less than 1 kilometre from Oia -following a path along the Caldera-, and is easily accessible by bus and private transportation means (no cars are allowed in the village). The port is 9 kilometres away, the airport is 10 kilometres away, and there is a bus at the entrance of the village, connecting it with the island’s capital and other villages and settlements.

Finikia has few taverns, where guests can enjoy traditional local cuisine dishes. Last, but not least, there are two walking trails, starting from the village; one leads to Fira and the other to the beach of Baxedes.