A truly wonderful AirBnB.
A slightly remote location but that’s what we wanted & so it was ideal for us.
Do read the reviews & the host’s info as a v small car is essential. In fact as she Panagiotis suggests, an AVR is the better option.
The road through the village is very narrow.
From our arrival which was less than smooth due to flight delay & car hire place being closed, Panagiotis was a superb host.
She arranged collection at the airport & although it was after 1am when we arrived; she still came to the villa to meet with us.
The welcome “pack” including a platter of meats, cheeses & fruit + local wine was much appreciated after a long journey.
And there were essentials too, milk, orange juice, butter, bread & jams.
The views from the balcony & hot tub were gorgeous.
We were there early September & most likely due to the mountain location, it was windy.
This was well received during the hot days but could be a little chilly of an evening.
I’d recommend a wrap or cardigan.
Although the villa sleeps 4 it is best sized for 2.
And the kitchen was well stocked from previous guests & Panagiotis.
We ate in a few times.
Santorini is more expensive than some other Greek islands & so I’d recommend buying spirits via duty free at the airport as what they sell is imported & therefore costly.
Also seek out Panagiotis for the better stocked supermarket & if you’re prepared to travel a little & have a car, there is a large Lidl on the island.
I would highly recommend this beautiful villa & Panagiotis as both were fantastic.