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If the idea of spending your holidays on a small, wonderfully unspoiled and quintessentially Greek island appeals, but you also value a thoroughly up date level of creature comforts, this excellent, modern bed and breakfast villa offers the perfect combination. Occupying a privileged position on top of the popular Perissa resort, the villa is surrounded by an attractive stone wall, gives to its guests a feeling of privacy but at the same time easy access to the beach and the resort.
Facilities include a swimming pool, pool bar, sunbeds and umbrellas (breakfast offered at our restaurant), while the rooms themselves boast air conditioning,refrigerator, colour TV, tasteful decoration, and balcony.
The Aegean Islands region
Cyclades islands are a group of islands of varying sizes scattered over the deep blue waters of the Aegen sea. Some of them are well-known both to the public at large and the international 'jet-set', while others remain little known and scarcely figure on the tourist scene. taken as a whole, they make ideal holiday destination for visitors of the varied tastes. A fusion of stone, sunlight and sparkling sea, the Cyclades lie to the east of the Peloponnese and south-east of the coast of Attica; they stretch as far as Samos and Ikaria to the east, and are bounded to the south by the Cretan Sea. According to the most likely tradition, they owe their name to the notional circle which they appear to form around the sacred isle of Delos. The Cyclades have exercised a powerful charm since ancient times, even though access to them was not particularly easy. This was the birthplace of one of the Mediterranean's most important civilizations, one which took its name from the islands: the Cyclades civilisation (3000-1000 BC). The Cycladic islands enjoy a Mediterranean climate, with an average temperature for the year of 18 - 19 oC. The winters are mild and the summers - by Greek standards - cool, thanks to the beneficial effects of the seasonal winds known as the 'meltemia'. The Cyclades gather approximately the 60% of the tourists coming to Greece each year. Take a look at the islands and you will find out why.
Santorini / Perissa area
Santorini lies at the south end of the prefecture of Cyclades islands in a distance of 128 miles from the port of Piraues. The area of the island is 75 square Km and its population 7.328 people (1981 census). Santorini can be reached by air from Athens with two flights per day or by ferry from Piraues with frequent departures through the year. During the summer period there are additional flights between Santorini and other islands, and charter flights from abroad. There are also nautical connections between Santorini and many other Cyclades islands, Dodecanesse, Crete and Thessaloniki. Local boats take the island visitors for daily cruises to the volcano and to the nearby island Thirasia.
How to get there
Once you arrive in Greece you can take a ferry to Santorini from Arthens or fly. From countries like UK you can fly direct to the island. Once you arrive on the island we can give you a free transportation to your place. For car rental we highly recommend Romani rent a car www.romani.gr tel.0030-2286081179 (best service and prices)
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Santorini airport: 13 km
Ferry:
Athinios port: 7 km
Activities near Santorini
Sports: Watersports Waterpark Horse Riding
Great for: Walking holidays Beach or lakeside relaxation Good nightlife City breaks Cycling holidays
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