The romantic architecture of Santorini is legendary, with blue domes, volcanic sands and whitewashed houses creating a truly beautiful landscape. There are many chic boutique properties on the island, offering ultimate privacy and exceptional views over the Aegean Sea. Part of the Cyclades, luxury Santorini Greece holidays can be easily combined with neighbouring islands like Mykonos, Paros and Naxos on luxury sailing and island hopping holidays.
Not just for couples, luxury Santorini holidays are well-suited to families. It is home to fascinating ancient ruins and perfectly situated family hotels. We create bespoke family holidays that include tailored excursions, accommodation, private transfers and flights.
Here at OROKO, we believe that you can experience luxury holidays at exceptional value. We’ll be with you every step of the way, tailoring an itinerary to suit your preferences and desires as you embark on Santorini luxury holidays.
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POCKET GUIDE TO SANTORINI LUXURY HOLIDAYS
Best time to visit
The best time to visit Santorini is between May – October. With a Mediterranean climate, temperatures range between 22˚C and 28˚C. If swimming, sunbathing, relaxing and making the most of the vibrant nightlife are your main priorities, then June – September are the ideal months for this. For those who want to enjoy a more serene side of the island and sightseeing without the crowds, book your holiday for May or October.
Santorini as part of a Greece holiday
One of the best ways to experience Santorini luxury holidays is as part of an island-hopping experience. For ultra-romance, combine a holiday to Santorini with Mykonos. For something a little different, experience the islands of Paros, Naxos and Tinos. Spend two nights in Santorini, visiting the buried city ruins of Akrotiri and relaxing on the black sand beaches, before setting off on your island-hopping expedition. Highlights include snorkelling around a WW2 wreckage in Paros, privately guided tours of Chalki and Filota in Naxos and unwinding on the sandy shores of Tinos.
