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“AMORE VILLA” is located 2.7 km from Santorini Airport and 1.3 km from the Central Bus Station respectively. Our location is advantageous because we are on the western coastline of the most beautiful beaches of the island, 5-10 minutes from the most crowded beaches to our north, and 1-10 minutes to them, to our south.
- Bicycle
- Car
- Public bus (from the port). The routes change frequently per season and reach 3 routes per day during the high season.
- Taxi
Free Parking is available.
1 super market at - 550m,
1 bakery at - 550m,
Bus stop – 200m
Pharmacy – 1.2 km
Hospital – 950m (Town - center)
Karterados beach 2.7 km
Monolithos beach 2.9 km
Exo Gialos beach 3.4 km
Agia Paraskevi beach 4.7 km
Thermi beach 5 km
- Cafe - 350m
- Tavern – 500m
- Restaurant - 250m
Statue of Emmanuel Vagaios 200 m
Museum of Prehistoric Thira 1.7 km
Monument of the Fallen of Fira 1.9 km
Archaeological Museum of Thira 2.3 km
Megaro Gyzi 2.4 km
Ancient Thira : approx. 10 km
Archaeological Site of Akrotiri : approx. 10 km
Naval Museum of Oia : approx. 11 km
Santorini Volcano : upon request
Venetian Castle of Skaros : approx. 4.1 km
Santorini Vineyards : approx. 6 km
Ancient Thira is one of the most important archaeological sites of Santorini, offering a unique glimpse into the historical development of the island after the famous volcanic eruption
The Archaeological Site of Akrotiri
in Santorini is considered one of the most important and best preserved prehistoric settlements of Aegean. Often called the "Pompeii of the Aegean"
The Oia Maritime Museum is one of the most beautiful and atmospheric museums of its kind in Greece, offering a detailed picture of Santorini's rich maritime tradition, especially during the 19th century
The Santorini volcano is one of the largest active marine volcanoes in the world and the main "architect" of the island's current form.
The Skaros Tower (or simply Skaros) is an iconic, steep rock in Imerovigli and is one of the most historic sites in Santorini.
The vineyards of Santorini are among the oldest in the world, with continuous cultivation for over 3,500 years, having survived even after the great volcanic eruption.