Selene Santorini

Selene sits within the stone walls of an old catholic monastery. You reach the doors after a ten-minute walk from the Archaeological Museum of Thera or the Caldera View.

The room runs smart and elegant, but the reason to choose Selene over the dozens of other Greek seafood spots in Fira is the architecture. It is a fifteen-minute walk from the town centre, and that distance is the argument; you trade the foot traffic of the main caldera paths for a vaulted space that feels like a monastery. While most Mediterranean venues in this area offer views of the sunset, Selene provides a historic environment that defines the meal.