Santorini Honeymoon Tips – Astarte Suites Boutique Hotel

October 23, 2011 in Greece, Travel Tips by TravelReflex Team

Far from the crowds lies this nine-suite full-service hotel, where the word of the day, every day, is privacy. Amid the hilltop hush of its dramatic cliff’s-edge setting, a capable and gracious staff is on call to see to your every need, from private terrace dining to tours of local sites. The modern take on Cycladic architecture lends a sophisticated edge to this boutique hotel.
No wonder it’s a favourite of honeymooners the world over.

Magic is in the details at Astarte Suites, beginning with the twinkling Swarovski stones that adorn the ceiling above each suite’s Jacuzzi pool, ending with the personalized service each guest enjoys. Surrounded by soothing shades of white and stone, guests are sure to find bliss here.During their precious down time, guests can relax and unwind next to Astarte’s stunning turquoise infinity swimming pool, which overlooks the Aegean Sea’s tranquil blue waters and nearby rocky cliffs.

 

For delectable dining, Astarte offers discreet room service, which most guests enjoy in the privacy of their own balcony. The Morning Star pool bar offers light fare and a variety of refreshing drinks.Leisure and cultural options abound nearby, such as in Akrotiri, an ancient city buried and preserved by volcanic ash-known as the Pompeii of the Greek islands-and at Red Beach and White Beach, the ultimate locales for a spectacular day of fun in the sun.

 

Where to Stay:

 

Astarte Suites Hotel
Website: http://www.astartesuites.gr

 

Where to Eat:

 

Santorini is famous mostly for fish taverns, and local dishes.

 

Taverns:
“Dolphins” in Akrotiri region
“Metaksi mas” in Ekso Gonia
“Nikolas” in Fira
“Sunset” in Ammoudi Bay
“Argo” in Fira
“Nets” in Perivolos beach
“Raki” in Megalochori

 

Restaurants:

 

“Koukoumavlos” in Fira
“Sea side” in Perivlolos

 

Where to Swim:

 

Perivolos and Perissa Beaches also called Black beach
Red beach
White beach

 

What to Do:

 

Enjoy sunset and breathtaking views at the two cornerstones of the island (Lighthouse and Oia)

 

Catamaran excursions around the island, Volcano, and Hot Springs

 

Wine Tours to local wineries

 

Santorinian Festival every Friday at the Wine museum

 

Diving Center in Akrotiri

 

How to Visit:

 

Daily flights from Athens National Airport (Eleytherios Venizelos) with Aegean Airlines and Olympic Airlines
Daily ferries from Peiraus Port with Hellenic Seaways and Bluestar ferries
Charter flights with Easyjet from UK, Italy

 

Best Time to Visit:

 

June and early September, when weather is warm and you avoid the touristic buzz.