Sohora villa - Dioskouri Art Villas Kamari Santorini

190 m² 8 persons 3 bedrooms

The first level is a 40sq.m. cave house which can accommodate up to 3 persons, while it is completely independent as it features a private entrance, a separate bathroom (with built-in shower) and communicates with the second level via an internal staircase.
The second level is a 75 sq.m. traditional house with a 20sq.m. terrace which can accommodate up to 5 persons. It includes a bedroom, a dining room unified with a kitchen (including complete kitchenette, oven, ceramic hobs, absorber, microwave, big fridge-freezer, etc.), a bathroom with walk-in shower and a living room with fire place that can be transformed to a third bedroom with private entrance.
The third level is a 75sq.m. terrace with 360o view (sea/mountain/village) which features sun loungers, exterior dinning furniture & a private jetted tub.

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ABOUT THE LOCATION

The villa is located inside a traditional peaceful settlement, 150 meters away from a free/public parking area. The short stroll required to reach the villa has few low uphill stairs. Dioskouri hotel and thus Kamari Beach is 2.5 km from Sohora villa, while Ancient Thera is 5.1 km away. The airport of Santorini is 2 km from the villa, while the port is 7.5 km from the accommodation. The property offers a paid airport/port shuttle service. Food delivery and car rental services are available at Sohora Villa.

ABOUT THE VILLAGE

Episkopi Gonia, also referred to as Mesa Gonia, is a tranquil and quaint village situated at the base of Prophet Elias mountain. This village, not heavily influenced by tourism, remains a hidden gem of Santorini, offering a peaceful retreat for those desiring an authentic Greek experience away from the bustling crowds. Despite its relative obscurity, it conveniently lies in close proximity to the major tourist attractions. Visitors can leisurely wander through its picturesque narrow streets paved with cobblestones, appreciate the traditional architecture, and uncover numerous ancient churches, immersing themselves in the nostalgic ambiance of Santorini before tourism.