Santorini Luxury Villas | Which Stay Fits You Best?

Felicity Cave Villas – Hillside — best for couples and small families who want calm and nature. Four stone villas built into the hillside in Mesa Gonia in the troglodyte tradition, each with its own pool and submarine window, a 100 m² (1,076 sq ft) terrace and panoramic views of the vineyards, the mountains and the Aegean Sea — tucked away on its own hillside, 2 km (1.2 miles) from Kamari beach village.

• Deluxe Cave Villa — 80 m² (861 sq ft) on two levels, up to 4 guests (optionally +1 child/teen). Two sleeping areas.
• Superior Cave Villa — 60 m² (646 sq ft) on two levels, up to 3 guests. Two sleeping areas.

Felicity Kamari Villas — best for families and groups who want the beach and village life at the doorstep. Two traditional Cycladic-style villas of 100 m² (1,076 sq ft) in the heart of Kamari — Santorini's classic black-sand beach village on the calm east coast — with mountain and sea views, 400 metres (¼ mile) from the beach; the promenade, restaurants and shops are a 5-minute walk.

• Villa Victoria — up to 5 guests. All three sleeping spaces on one level.
• Villa Grégoire — up to 6 guests. Three sleeping spaces across two levels, one in an open mezzanine bedroom.
• Shared outdoor space — a 1,000 m² (¼ acre) garden with dining, lounging, a BBQ area and a small children's play area, plus a large 60 m² (646 sq ft) pool, for the guests of these two villas only — never shared with a hotel or another complex.

For families with young children, Felicity Kamari Villas is usually the easier choice: it's a 5-minute walk to Kamari beach, shops and restaurants — everyday life on foot — and the two villas share a garden, a large 60 m² (646 sq ft) pool, a BBQ area and a small children's play area, for the guests of the two villas only. Reserve both villas together and the whole garden is yours. Villa Victoria keeps all three sleeping spaces on one level, which many parents prefer with little ones. The cave villas suit families who'd rather have seclusion: they sit on a quiet hillside 2 km (1.2 miles) from Kamari beach village, each with its own private pool, and a car makes the island easy to explore from there.

Yes. Villa Victoria (up to 5 guests) and Villa Grégoire (up to 6) sit side by side and can be booked together for up to 11 guests, with exclusive use of the shared 1,000 m² (¼ acre) garden, large 60 m² (646 sq ft) pool and BBQ area — ideal for a family reunion or a group of friends. Both must be available for your dates — check them on the Kamari booking page, or message us and we'll arrange it.

It depends on how you like to spend your days. At Felicity Kamari Villas everyday life is on foot — the beach, shops, restaurants and pharmacy are all a short walk away, and the bus stop for Fira, the capital, is 250 metres (820 ft) from the villas — and the airport is about 4 km (2.5 miles, 10 minutes); for exploring the island, a car is the easiest way from either property. At Felicity Cave Villas a car is recommended: the villas sit on a quiet hillside in Mesa Gonia, about 2 km (1.2 miles) from Kamari beach village and 5 km (3 miles, 11 minutes) from the airport. Private transfers and car hire can be arranged through trusted local partners, at rates you can compare online — just ask.

Both have sea and mountain views, but with a different character. The cave villas look out over the vineyards, the hillside, and the Aegean Sea from a quiet, elevated setting in Mesa Gonia — wide, open, and calm. The Kamari villas offer sea and mountain views from a lively coastal-village setting, closer to the water. For a peaceful, panoramic vantage the cave villas have the edge; to be closer to the beach and in the heart of the village, Kamari is the one.