Greece · Islands & beaches · Culture & cities
Santorini & the Greek islands
White villages and Aegean sunsets
- Best time to go
- May to June and September to October
- Suggested stay
- 6 to 8 nights
- Pairs well with
- Mykonos, Milos or Athens
Cave suites with private plunge pools, caldera views that stop you in your tracks, and long dinners by the sea. Classic romance, done properly.
The Greek islands are at their most beautiful in late spring and early autumn, when the weather is warm and the crowds have thinned. We’ll find suites with the views you’ve seen in photos, plan ferries and flights that connect smoothly, and suggest the islands that suit your pace.
Moments we'd plan for you
- Caldera-view suite with a private plunge pool
- Private catamaran cruise to the hot springs
- Sunset in Oia, away from the crowds
- Wine tasting at a clifftop winery
- Island hop to Mykonos or Milos by ferry
- Seafood dinner on the water's edge
A sample itinerary
A starting point. We'll shape every day around your dates, budget and wishes.
Days 1–4
Santorini
Cave suite on the caldera, catamaran cruise, sunset in Oia and an evening of local wines.
Days 5–7
Second island
A ferry to Mykonos for beach clubs and nightlife, or Milos for quiet coves and colourful fishing villages.
Day 8
Athens and home
Fly back via Athens, with time for the Acropolis if your flights allow.
Where to stay
- Santorini
- Oia for the famous sunsets, or Imerovigli for quieter suites with the same caldera views.
- Mykonos
- Beach clubs, windmills and lively evenings in the old town.
- Milos
- Quiet coves, colourful fishing villages and boat trips to Kleftiko.
- Athens
- A night or two with the Acropolis on your doorstep before you fly home.
