Amazing House With Private Pool and Caldera View

The villa is located between the cable car (90m) and Nomiko's convention center (80m) providing peace and quiet with the comparative advantage of being a breath away from the center of Fira and all the nightclubs and restaurants. The 90 sq. m. villa is originally a family summer house hosting up to 6 persons. It consists of two bedrooms with queen size beds and two bathrooms with showers. The bathroom of the upper bedroom is en suite. The comfortable living room has two sofas, modern fireplace, and can host two more people. The living/dining area consists of one fully equipped kitchen with modern facilities. The villa has also a large private lounge-dining terrace, with benches around the wall where you can relax and enjoy the magnificent view of the volcano! Type: Private Plunge Pool Villa up to 6 guests View: Sea, Caldera and Volcano View Bed: 2 double beds and 2 sofa beds Bathrooms: 2 bathrooms with shower Location Firá is the capital of Santorini. It is a traditional settlement. Fira is a city of whitewashed houses built on the edge of the 400 m high caldera on the western edge of the semi-circular island of Santorini. The two main museums of interest are the Santorini Archeological Museum, (300 m east of Villa Dakoronia), and the Museum of Prehistoric Thera at the southeast corner of the White Orthodox Cathedral . Access to Fira is mainly by roads on its eastern side, climbing from its port via the Zshaped footpath on foot or on donkeys, or by riding the steep cable car from its lower terminal by the port. The central square of Fira is called Plateia Theotokopoulou, with a bus and taxi station, banks and pharmacies. The narrow paths, lined with all kinds of souvenir shops, jewelry shops, and restaurants linking the upper cable car terminal and the central square, are packed with tourists during the summer seasons. The view from Fira is magnificent, with a nice panoramic view of the 18 km long caldera from southern Cape Akrotiri to northern Cape Ag. Nikolaos, plus the volcanic island Nea Kameni at the center with Thirassia Island in the distant west on blueAegean water. Big cruise ships can usually be seen anchoring in the small harbor between Nea Kameni and Fira.