Glykeria Mini Suites is located at Perivolos bay, in Agios Georgios beach, in the south part of Santorini, 14 km from Fira, 12 km from the airport and 7 km from the port. This ideal location is not only offering an organized beach [Agios Georgios beach], but boasts a view to the attractive seaside or the mountain as well. At close proximity to wonderful beaches and traditional villages, Glykeria Mini Suites are the perfect choice for your holidays.
Agios Georgios village owes its name to the church of Agios Georgios Thalassinos (Saint George of the Sea or Saint George the Mariner), which was built over the foundations of large basilica. Today, Agios Georgios beach is considerd among the best in the west part of Santorini, with the characteristic dark sand, crystal clear waters and all the necessary facilities, as it is fully organized with umbrellas and sunbeds. It is preferred by the visitors who seek less crowded areas and more tranquility, without lacking the sports activities, such as diving, snorkeling, sailing, surfing, skiing or even fishing! There are also bars and tavernas for your entertainments, while for the most active ones, there is also possibility to take part in hiking, horse riding and cycling tours.
The beach is only 500 m. away from Perivolos beach and will become your perfect summer spot, where you will enjoy the sea, surrounded by a peaceful environment.
It can be reached by car or motorcycle, and why not walking, since the distance from Perivolos is just 10 minutes on foot and the route very pleasant.
Agios Georgios is 3 km from Emborios (the island’s largest village) and 3,5 km from Perissa, two popular but more crowded beaches, while you can also reach Vlyhada beach on foot, to the south part.
Don’t miss Exomytis village and cape, which has become famous for its rock carved tombs One of the rocks has a carving on the tombstone of a huge viper, the 'Oxentra' or 'Exentra' which is Ancient Greek for 'Oxia" = viper. It is believed that near the cape, sunk in the deep sea, was the port of ancient Elefsina, which the great geographer, Claudius Ptolemy considered to be one of the cities of Santorini.
Agios Georgios village owes its name to the church of Agios Georgios Thalassinos (Saint George of the Sea or Saint George the Mariner), which was built over the foundations of large basilica. Today, Agios Georgios beach is considerd among the best in the west part of Santorini, with the characteristic dark sand, crystal clear waters and all the necessary facilities, as it is fully organized with umbrellas and sunbeds. It is preferred by the visitors who seek less crowded areas and more tranquility, without lacking the sports activities, such as diving, snorkeling, sailing, surfing, skiing or even fishing! There are also bars and tavernas for your entertainments, while for the most active ones, there is also possibility to take part in hiking, horse riding and cycling tours.
The beach is only 500 m. away from Perivolos beach and will become your perfect summer spot, where you will enjoy the sea, surrounded by a peaceful environment.
It can be reached by car or motorcycle, and why not walking, since the distance from Perivolos is just 10 minutes on foot and the route very pleasant.
Agios Georgios is 3 km from Emborios (the island’s largest village) and 3,5 km from Perissa, two popular but more crowded beaches, while you can also reach Vlyhada beach on foot, to the south part.
Don’t miss Exomytis village and cape, which has become famous for its rock carved tombs One of the rocks has a carving on the tombstone of a huge viper, the 'Oxentra' or 'Exentra' which is Ancient Greek for 'Oxia" = viper. It is believed that near the cape, sunk in the deep sea, was the port of ancient Elefsina, which the great geographer, Claudius Ptolemy considered to be one of the cities of Santorini.
