Anyone who has read English literature would know about the myths and splendour of Greece. Out there, the Aegean Sea offers a wealth of scenic beauty that is best experienced by Santorini in Greece. Santorini is known for its white-domed roofs, beautiful mountainous landscapes, and wide ocean views. But how do you live amidst nature to fully grasp its beauty? Enter The Santorini Sky, one of the finest hotels here, which has launched a transparent skydome at the highest point of Santorini. That means you can experience the night sky, the sunset, and the Aegean Sea that surrounds it. Wish to know more about this scenic addition? Read on.
Santorini Sky Has A Sky Dome That’s Perfect For Stargazing
The Santorini Sky, one of the finest hotels in Greece is setting up a skydome with a cosy bed and LED lights so you can enjoy the night sky in all its glory. The best part is, you don’t have to be a guest at the Santorini Sky to experience it. They allow people for two hours and it is scheduled for every day during sunset, to give you the perfect experience. Also, before we forget, you can customize your experience according to your need.
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This Sky Dome Has LED Lights, Bluetooth Speakers & More
That means if you wish to propose to that special someone, you better take notes! This dome comes with a bed, Bluetooth speakers, and LED lights. You can control the lights according to your mood. For people who are not guests at the hotel, it is charged at $120(₹8742) per couple, while the resort guests can get a discount of $30(₹2185). It is located at Santorini’s highest point, at 2,000 feet above sea level on Prophet Elias Mountain.
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