Renowned interior designer Silvina Krontira, a guest of the Santa Marina since her childhood, will use teak wood, bamboo, straw from Indonesia and marble from home-country Greece to cultivate a fresh, Mediterranean feel.
The completely refurbished Santa Marina Resort and Villas in Mykonos island will open to guests once more in May 2014, sporting new world-class aesthetics within their restaurants, communal areas, private beach area and 75 of their guest rooms and suites.
Renowned interior designer Silvina Krontira, a guest of the Santa Marina since her childhood, will use teak wood, bamboo, straw from Indonesia and marble from home-country Greece to cultivate a fresh, Mediterranean feel. All rooms will be equipped with top of the line technology and will range in size from 20sqm to 60sqm.
Tucked away on a secluded peninsula of Ornos Bay overlooking the bright blue Aegean Sea, the Santa Marina promotes quality and opulence while still remaining elegant and discreet. Guests can meander along the 150-meter private beach or catch a 3km speedboat or shuttle ride to Mykonos Town, unwind in the calm breeze of May, June, or September, or dancing the night away at parties throughout July and August.
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