A main pool beside Antonino’s – an open-air, poolside Italian restaurant with a playful spirit and a nod to vintage beachside summers

Rooms far from sameness—just 16 rooms, including sculpted cave suites, each imagined as a backstage dressing room for the muse of a fashion house

A two-kilometer epic caldera walk from the cruise ship crowds of Oia, Finikia is Santorini’s oldest, hush-hush secret. Stone paths wind past domed blue rooftops, vineyards, and weathered doors the color of sea glass. No cars, no crowds at sunset—just bakeries, family run cafes, wine cellars, and olive presses in the sun-warmed silence. Here, sunset views linger longer, and the island feels like it used to.

Sixteen rooms: half sun, half earth. Whitewashed cave houses and sea-facing suites designed like backstage dressing rooms, where linens drape like gowns, makeup artist chairs and mirrors quietly await the star’s arrival. Some with Jacuzzis, some with kitchens, some with lofts, but all styled, not decorated.

Neema Boutique – fashion-forward resortwear by Greek designers, cult global labels, and effortless pieces you didn’t know you needed