In Greek, Aregou means 'gathered around all together' and this philosophy prevails at Aregou Villas 4*. This beautiful complex of five spacious villas overlooking the sea and built according to the island’s traditional architecture is a gem.

Each villa is carefully designed for comfort and relaxation. There is a living room with a kitchenette and dining table. The villa enjoys a skylight patio with an open-air rainfall shower and a generously sized veranda with a private pool, loungers, a sitting area and an endless sea view.

The villa’s pool area, although for private use, is visible to other guests. Overlooking the southeast shores of Santorini, the villas are a 5-minute drive from the main square of Imerovigli village, with its restaurants, shops and bars and the famous caldera/crater overlooking the volcano. Add car rental at the next stage of booking to explore this exquisite part of the world in complete freedom. 

The Two-Bedroom Villa comprises two double bedrooms with king-size beds and en-suite bathrooms. Enjoy the privacy and freedom of your own living room space with a kitchenette and dining table. The villa is equipped with Satellite TV, individually controlled air-conditioning and heating, a kitchenette, fridge, coffee and tea-making facilities and the finest mattresses and luxurious linen.

Take advantage of free high-quality toiletries, slippers and bathrobes, a hairdryer, an in-room safe deposit box and Wi-Fi.

This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay. 

The many Guest Services at Aregou Villas include personal guest attendance by the Suites Manager responsible for settling your requests about your life on the island during your stay (car rental, restaurant bookings, excursions etc.). Room service, Massage sessions, Laundry and Valet Service, babysitting, Transfer and Concierge service are all available at an extra cost.

Discover a lesser-known side of Santorini by visiting two of the island's wineries. Taste 8 samples to take your taste buds on a journey, before relaxing at the bar while watching the sunset over Oia...

Take a sunset tour of Santorini's most iconic and picturesque locations. Visit the oldest Byzantine church of the island, built in 1115, from ruins of a 6th-century church. Mesa Gonia village is the next stop, the only village that wasn’t restored since the great earthquake of 1956, and this will give you a unique opportunity to see how life was there before this dramatic event.

Sail past Aspronisi, the ancient lighthouse, Indian Rock and Black Mountain on this splendid cruise. Take advantage of the many opportunities for swimming and snorkelling at White Beach, Red Beach and in the hot springs area. This trip ends at Ammoudi harbour.

Start your day in the best possible way by embarking on a cruise! Sail past Aspronisi, the ancient lighthouse, Indian Rock and Black Mountain. Take advantage of the many opportunities for swimming and snorkelling at White Beach, Red Beach and in the hot springs area. This trip ends at the port of Vlychada.

Board a cruise in the afternoon and set sail below the Caldera! Sail past Aspronisi, Ancient lighthouse, Indian rock, and Black Mountain. Enjoy multiple swim and snorkel opportunities and watch the sunset below Oia. This tour ends at Ammoudi Port.

Round off your day with an afternoon cruise. Sail past Aspronisi, the ancient lighthouse, the Indian Rock and the Black Mountain. Take advantage of the many swimming and snorkelling opportunities, and watch the magical sunset below Oia. This tour ends at the port of Ammoudi.

A paradise island famed for its whitewashed towns perched on high volcanic cliffs, Santorini is a holiday destination that's sure to be memorable. Formed from a cataclysmic volcanic eruption in the 17th century BC, Santorini has a breathtakingly unique landscape, and Oia is perhaps the most photographed town on the island. Here, you'll have the opportunity to wander between white houses and blue-domed churches, savouring stunning views of the caldera.

To escape the tourist throngs in Oia, travel to some of the other picturesque villages on the island - Santorini’s capital, Fira, combines natural beauty and a chic, cosmopolitan vibe, along with a great selection of restaurants and bars. To get a taste for local life on the island, Pyrgos is a small village just 8 km from Fira, which is filled with authentic eateries and traditional Greek charm.

If you have the time, it’s also worth exploring more of the landscape of this unique island. The hike from Fira to Oia will take a few hours, but it provides the best views of the caldera and the unique geography of Santorini. History lovers might also wish to visit the Akrotiri Archaeological Site, where the unearthed remains of an ancient Minoan town are preserved.