Villa Roussa City Center is in Fira, the capital of Santorini, on a street overlooking the Orthodox Church of the Presentation of the Lord. The town stretches along the edge of the caldera, with narrow alleys, cafés and shops, and the caldera, where people gather in the evening to watch the sunset, is 150 m away. The property suits you if you want Fira on your doorstep and to explore it on foot.
The Museum of Prehistoric Thera is also in the area, 50 m away, with finds from the prehistoric city of Akrotiri, as is the Archaeological Museum of Thera. The bus station is next door, with services to the island's villages and beaches. The beaches are not nearby: the closest, Exo Gialos, is 2.7 km away. The airport is 3.4 km away, and Athinios Port, where the ferries arrive, is 8 km away.
The best time to visit the island is from May to October, and in September the sea is still warm and there are fewer people. The meltemi often blows in July and August. One idea for a day out: take a morning walk through Fira's alleys, visit the museums at midday, take a trip to the archaeological site of Akrotiri, and watch the sunset in Oia, at the northern end of the island, where white houses sit above the caldera. Assyrtiko grapes are grown on the island, and many wineries welcome visitors for wine tastings. Santorini is quieter in winter, when some shops close.