Experience Santorini

Private terrace at Pegasus Suites & Spa in Santorini featuring a jacuzzi, fruit platter with wine, and panoramic caldera view with cruise ships in the distance.

Pegasus Suites & Spa location

Pegasus Suites & Spa is ideally located in the traditional village of Imerovigli, one of the most privileged spots on the Greek island of Santorini. Just 1.5 km from Fira, the bustling heart of the island, Imerovigli is known for its peaceful atmosphere and stunning panoramic views of the volcano, the caldera, and the endless blue of the Aegean Sea.

From the hotel, a picturesque cobblestone path leads you to Fira — an unforgettable walk where the view of the Santorini caldera unfolds step by step before your eyes. Along the way, you can explore the ruins of the historic Venetian castle of Skaros, once the island’s most important fortress. Continue along the path to reach the beautiful church of Theoskepasti, where the view of the volcano and the sea is almost surreal.

This elevated location offers one of the most enchanting views of the sunset in the caldera, allowing visitors to experience the magic of the sunset in the caldera of Santorini in an atmosphere of tranquility and elegance.

Distance from Pegasus Suites & Spa

  • Santorini Airport (Monolithos): 7 km
  • Santorini Port (Athinios): 8 km
  • Fira Town:5 km
  • Supermarket: 100 m
  • Restaurants: 100 m
  • Shopping area: 100 m
  • Bus Stop: 100 m
  • Pori Beach: 3 km
White Greek church cross overlooking the Santorini caldera with cruise ships sailing in the Aegean Sea, near Pegasus Suites & Spa.

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Santorini Island

Santorini is an island where nature reveals its most mystical and awe-inspiring secrets. Famous worldwide for its dramatic landscapes, whitewashed villages, and unforgettable sunsets, Santorini offers some of the most iconic views in the Mediterranean.

The island owes its unique crescent shape, striking cliffs, and distinctive black, red, and grey volcanic beaches to a massive volcanic eruption that occurred approximately 3,600 years ago. This natural phenomenon shaped the legendary caldera — a vast crater that now forms the island’s natural harbor and defines its character. According to ancient legend, this event even inspired Plato’s theory of the lost city of Atlantis.

Every evening, the sunset caldera of Santorini turns into a spectacle of colors as the sun sinks into the Aegean Sea and the sky transforms into shades of gold, pink, and deep blue — a moment that remains etched in memory.

Beyond its natural beauty, Santorini is also a destination of rich gastronomy and refined wine culture. The island is home to a long-standing culinary tradition, where local ingredients and volcanic soil shape distinctive flavors, perfectly complemented by immersive wine tasting experiences.

Santorini is home to a rich wine tradition, with more than ten wineries producing distinctive volcanic wines. The region is renowned for its dry, mineral-driven varieties, as well as the famous Vinsanto dessert wine. Art and craftsmanship thrive across the island, with local artists showcasing their work in villages, galleries, and workshops.

Sunset caldera view from private terrace in Junior suite at Pegasus Suites & Spa in Santorini, with two glasses of red wine on the edge.

INFORMATION & TRAVEL TIPS

With your comfort and enjoyment in mind, Pegasus Suites & Spa has prepared a selection of useful travel tips to help you make the most of your stay in Santorini.

Climate

Santorini enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate, characterized by long periods of sunshine, warm and dry summers, and mild winters. This makes the island an ideal destination for most of the year. Information about the local weather at Meteo and Poseidon.

Water

Tap water is suitable for washing, bathing, and brushing your teeth, but it is not recommended for drinking. For your convenience, Pegasus Suites & Spa provides a complimentary large bottle of fresh water daily.

Exploring the Island

The main taxi station is located in Fira’s central square. Upon request, we can arrange transfers from any location on the island. Public buses operate daily routes connecting all major villages, with the bus terminal situated next to the taxi station in Fira. Alternatively, our team can assist you with car or quad bike rentals for a more flexible and adventurous way to explore Santorini.

Banks

Banks in Santorini operate Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 14:00. ATMs are widely available across the island. Major credit and debit cards are accepted in most establishments.

Currency

Greece uses the Euro (€). Banknotes are available in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200 euros, while coins range from 1 cent to 2 euros. Click here for a currency converter.

Postal Services

The Hellenic Post Office (ELTA) has branches throughout Santorini. The central post office is located on Pyrgos Street in Fira and operates Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 14:00.

Electrical Appliances

The electricity supply in Greece is 220–250 volts, 50 Hz, alternating current.

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