Cave House

Staying in a cave house in Santorini is a unique experience. These accommodations typically feature whitewashed walls, arched ceilings, and traditional furnishings, creating a blend of rustic elegance and modern comfort. Many cave houses provide stunning panoramic views of the caldera and the Aegean Sea, especially those located in renowned areas like Oia and Imerovigli.

Numerous cave houses, often referred to as "cave dwellings" or "cave suites," are carved into the volcanic cliffs, offering guests an authentic and cozy atmosphere. Facilities in these cave houses often include private terraces or balconies, where guests can relish the famous Santorini sunsets. Some may also offer outdoor hot tubs or plunge pools, adding a touch of luxury to the stay.

Cost of the stay tend to be higher during the peak tourist season, which is typically from late spring to early fall. July and August are particularly busy, and accommodations may be more expensive during these months. Cave houses with unique features like outdoor hot tubs, direct access to the sea, or exclusive services may come with higher price tags.