Selene Santorini

Selene sits within the walls of an old catholic monastery, a ten-minute walk from the Archaeological Museum of Thera. The room runs smart and elegant, serving Mediterranean-inflected Greek seafood.

The monastery walls provide a quiet break from the noise of Fira Town, a fifteen-minute walk away. While other restaurants in the area prioritize the high-traffic caldera edge, Selene turns its focus inward to the historic stone architecture. You choose this for the cloister rather than the standard cliffside bustle; it feels like a private residence. The focus here remains on the deliberate pace of the service, which contrasts with the rapid turnover of the busier spots overlooking the water.