Calissa Suites are centrally located within the traditional Pyrgos village, one of the famous villages in Santorini with the characteristic medieval architecture. Calissa Suites consists of three different types of accommodation.
Within walking distance to the vibrant main square of the village where guests may find restaurants, cafes and shops. There is also a bus stop to the Fira town and Perivolos beach.
At Calissa Suites in Pyrgos Kallistis, we offer a warm welcome and a place to feel at home while you discover Santorini. Our five cave-style suites keep the island’s traditional character while giving you the everyday comforts you need. With three different types to choose from, each with its own charm, you’ll find the right space for your trip—whether you’re here for a quiet getaway, a family holiday, or to explore the island with friends.
A cozy but spacious suite for two, with the charm of Santorini’s traditional architecture and the comfort of a private terrace with outdoor tub.
A little extra room to relax, this suite can host up to three guests. Enjoy modern amenities, a bright terrace, and your own outdoor tub.
Ideal for families or friends traveling together, this suite offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and can comfortably accommodate 4 guests.
Pyrgos Kallistis is one of Santorini’s most beautiful traditional villages, with winding alleys, whitewashed houses, and charming squares where locals still gather. Here, life moves at a gentler pace—you can wander without the crowds, enjoy authentic tavernas, and take in sweeping views from the castle at the top of the hill. It’s a place that feels real and welcoming, giving you a taste of everyday island life.
Because Pyrgos sits in the center of Santorini, it’s also the perfect base for exploring. You can reach the island’s famous beaches, sunset spots, and villages in every direction without long drives. Whether you’re heading north to Oia, south to Akrotiri, or just around the corner to a winery, everything feels close when you start your day in Pyrgos.
