Villa Pelagos sits within the Abrazo complex in Vourvoulos, a quieter village on Santorini's northeast coast, about 5 minutes by car from Fira. The design draws on materials that define contemporary Santorinian style: timber, stone, and whitewashed walls. Inside, three double bedrooms and a living area with a sofa bed sleep up to seven guests across a split-level layout, giving the villa a sense of separation between shared and private spaces.

The terrace is the villa's clearest asset, looking out over the pool area toward the Aegean Sea, a view that carries through to several rooms via private balconies and side sea views. Air conditioning is individually controlled in each room, and daily maid service, a mini-bar, and a welcome drink on arrival are part of the standard offering.

Vourvoulos is known as a serene alternative to more crowded areas like Fira, with a small fishing harbor, blue-domed churches, and a short stretch of black volcanic sand and pebble beach at the village edge. Taverna Roza, nearby, serves Santorinian fava and other local dishes for those who prefer not to venture far for dinner.