Villa Kamini 2


Sleeps

4 

Maximum Sleeps

6 

Bedrooms

2 

Bathrooms/WCs

2 

Minimum Stay

3 

Code

8596 
Living Area
150.00 m²
Floor
Ground floor
Elevator
Area/Municipality
Pirgos Kallistis / Santorini / Cyclades / Greece
Ideal
Adventure
Family
Romantic
Luxury
Suitable for
Children Yes
Pets Ask the Owner
Smoking Ask the Owner
Elderly People Yes
Operation Type
Vacation Rental
Meals
Guest provide their own meals
Change of Linen
Housekeeper Included

Pyrgos

Car
Νot Νecessary
Setting & View
Beach View
Sights
Leisure Activities
Eco tourism
Photography
Scenic drives
Sight seeing
Walking
Sports & Adventure Activities
Jet skiing
Swimming
Water skiing
Sailing
Local Services & Businesses
Cultural events
Pyrgos Kallistis, located in the center of Santorini, is one of the island’s main cultural and religious hubs. The village is known for preserving traditional customs and hosting events that reflect both faith and local identity. The most famous is the Good Friday celebration during Orthodox Easter, when the entire settlement glows with thousands of candles and lanterns placed on rooftops and walls. This unique illumination transforms Pyrgos into a sea of light and attracts visitors from all over the island. The Feast of Prophet Elias on 20 July is held at the monastery above the village, combining religious observance with social celebration, including food, music, and traditional dancing. On 6 August, the Festival of the Transfiguration of the Saviour is marked by a local panigiri, and on 15 August, the Feast of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary brings together the community for services, processions, and communal meals. Beyond its festivals, Pyrgos supports cultural life through institutions such as the Estia Pyrgos Kallistis Cultural Association, founded in 1949, which organizes theatre and dance performances, exhibitions, lectures, and educational events. The Cultural Village “Santorini of the Past” presents traditional life through museum exhibits, wine-making demonstrations, and gastronomy workshops. The Pyrgos Ecclesiastical Collection displays icons, manuscripts, and vestments from the 17th and 18th centuries, illustrating the spiritual and artistic heritage of the island. Another cultural site, the “Vanishing Santorini” exhibition, recreates scenes of everyday life in older times using photographs and life-size figures. Together, these events and institutions make Pyrgos a living symbol of Santorini’s cultural continuity, where faith, art, and community remain deeply connected through both celebration and preservation.
Traditional Food
Pyrgos Kallistis, like the rest of Santorini, maintains a rich culinary tradition deeply tied to the island’s volcanic soil, climate, and agricultural history. Local food in Pyrgos reflects simplicity, strong flavors, and the use of local produce. The village is known for its fava, a smooth puree made from yellow split peas grown on the island for centuries. It is often served with onions, olive oil, and lemon, sometimes topped with capers or caramelized onions. Another signature dish is tomatokeftedes, tomato fritters made with Santorini’s small, sweet tomatoes mixed with herbs and fried in olive oil. The volcanic soil gives these tomatoes their distinct flavor. Eggplant and zucchini fritters, known as kolokithokeftedes, are also common, seasoned with mint and cheese. The local white eggplant, unique to Santorini, is used in many recipes such as melitzanosalata, a smoky eggplant dip, or baked with tomato sauce and cheese. Capers, grown wild across the island, appear in salads and sauces, adding a tangy, salty touch. Another traditional dish is psarosoupa, a fish soup often made with grouper or scorpionfish, flavored with lemon and vegetables. The island’s bread and rusks are made with barley or chickpea flour, often paired with local cheeses and olives. Santorini’s wines are an essential part of Pyrgos’s gastronomy. The village is close to several vineyards producing Assyrtiko, a crisp white wine with a mineral character shaped by volcanic soil. Vinsanto, a sweet dessert wine made from sun-dried grapes, accompanies desserts or cheeses. Traditional sweets include koufeto, made with honey and almonds, usually served at weddings, and melitinia, small pastries with cheese and mastic prepared for Easter. In Pyrgos, many family-run tavernas and small wineries continue to cook with the same ingredients and techniques passed down for generations, making the village a center of authentic Santorinian culinary heritage.
Additional Location Information
Pyrgos Kallistis is a traditional settlement located near the geographic center of Santorini, approximately seven kilometers south of Fira, the island’s capital. Built on a hill, it offers panoramic views of the caldera, the Aegean Sea, and the surrounding vineyards and plains. The village stands at an altitude of about 350 meters, making it one of the highest inhabited points on the island. Its position allowed it to serve as a strategic location for defense and communication in earlier centuries. Historically, Pyrgos was the capital of Santorini until the early 19th century, before Fira assumed that role. The settlement dates back to the medieval period and developed around its Venetian castle, known as Kasteli, which was one of five fortified settlements built on the island during the time of Venetian rule, beginning in the 13th century. The castle’s narrow, winding alleys, arched passageways, and compact houses were designed for protection against pirate raids. Parts of the fortification and its towers remain well preserved, and many homes still display the architecture of that period. The area surrounding Pyrgos is dominated by vineyards and lies close to Mount Profitis Ilias, the island’s highest peak at 567 meters. On its summit stands the Monastery of Profitis Ilias, founded in 1711, which historically played an important role in education, local administration, and the preservation of manuscripts. The region’s volcanic soil and dry climate have shaped its landscape and vegetation, with native plants such as thyme, capers, and oregano growing among the lava stones. Today, Pyrgos remains one of the best-preserved traditional villages of Santorini. It has been designated a protected settlement, ensuring the conservation of its medieval structure, neoclassical houses, and Byzantine churches. Its central location and elevated position make it a key point from which to explore both the inland and coastal parts of the island.
Kamini Villa 2 is a luxurious two-bedroom haven that captures the timeless beauty of Santorini through minimalist architecture, natural textures, and breathtaking views. Nestled on the tranquil hillside of Pyrgos, the villa blends contemporary design with Cycladic purity, offering guests a seamless balance between elegance, comfort, and privacy. Bathed in sunlight from morning to sunset, its large glass openings allow the Aegean light to fill every corner, creating a serene and uplifting atmosphere.
The interior is defined by clean lines, smooth white surfaces, and high-end materials. The open-plan living area combines a modern lounge and a fully equipped kitchen with a refined dining space. Every detail reflects quality and comfort, from the custom-made furnishings to the thoughtful layout. The living room features a plush sofa that converts into a double bed, complemented by a stylish wooden armchair and soft lighting that enhances the villa’s tranquil mood. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and elegant finishes, ideal for guests who enjoy cooking and dining in a private setting.
The Master Bedroom, with its queen-size Simmons mattress and private access to the infinity pool, provides a haven of relaxation. The en-suite bathroom is designed with sophistication, featuring a bathtub, walk-in shower, and underfloor heating for cooler months. The second bedroom also offers a queen-size bed, en-suite bathroom with a modern shower, and direct access to the villa’s outdoor areas. Both rooms include Smart TVs, Wi-Fi, safe deposit boxes, bathrobes, slippers, and Apivita natural amenities for a touch of indulgence.
Outdoors, Kamini Villa 2 offers an expansive private courtyard of 90 square meters, where sea and mountain views surround every moment. The infinity pool lies just beyond the master bedroom, while a heated outdoor Jacuzzi invites quiet relaxation. Guests can unwind across three lounge areas, sunbathe on elegant loungers, or dine under the sky at a table for six. Kamini Villa 2 redefines island luxury with its harmony of design, privacy, and stunning natural beauty.
Basic amenities
Kitchen
Bedrooms
Bathrooms/WCs
Dinning room
Dining Room
Living Room
Enterntainment
Outside
Balconies
Garden chairs
Outdoor shower
Pool
Private Pool
Parkings
Parking
Additional
Available Booked
All seasons rates
Period Weekday Weekend Weekly Monthly Event Rate
Saturday, May 16, 2026 - Thursday, June 25, 2026
16/05-25/06
€ 900.00
Friday, June 26, 2026 - Saturday, September 19, 2026
26/06-19/09
€ 1,000.00
Sunday, September 20, 2026 - Saturday, October 10, 2026
20/09-10/10
€ 900.00
Sunday, October 11, 2026 - Saturday, October 31, 2026
11/10-31/10
€ 800.00
Sunday, November 1, 2026 - Monday, November 30, 2026
11
€ 700.00
Welcome to your luxury villa. To ensure a memorable and respectful stay, please observe the following rules:

Check-in / Check-out:
Check-in is from 4 PM; check-out by 10 AM. Early check-in or late check-out may be arranged upon request.
Guest Policy:
Only registered guests are permitted on the property. Maximum occupancy must be respected.
Noise:
Please keep noise levels low, especially between 10 PM and 8 AM. No unauthorized parties or events.
Property Care:
Handle the villa and its contents with respect. Report any damages immediately. Charges may apply for repairs.
Smoking:
Smoking is prohibited indoors. Use designated outdoor areas only.
Pets:
Pets are allowed only with prior approval. Please inform us in advance if you plan to bring a pet.
Pool & Outdoors:
Supervise children around the pool. Keep outdoor areas clean and tidy.
Security:
Lock doors and windows when leaving. Follow safety instructions provided.
Waste:
Dispose of waste responsibly in designated bins, respecting local recycling guidelines.
Local Respect:
Respect neighbors and local customs to preserve the peaceful environment.

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Friday, February 20, 2026

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