Villa Callista 2 | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Mykonos Elia

Mykonos demands a certain kind of accommodation—somewhere that captures both the island’s wild Aegean spirit and sophisticated comfort. Villa Callista 2 delivers exactly this on the south coast of Greece’s most coveted island, where ten guests spread across five bedrooms and five bathrooms can claim an entire estate as their private retreat. The infinity pool dissolves into sea views that stretch toward the horizon, while the architecture whispers authenticity: whitewashed walls, rounded corners, stone terraces that feel carved from the landscape itself.

Inside Villa Callista 2

Villa Callista 2 sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, distributed across two distinct living levels that create natural separation between those seeking activity and those preferring quiet.

The entrance level anchors daily life around a flowing open-plan arrangement where kitchen, lounge, and dining converge. Floor-to-ceiling patio doors flood the lounge with southern light, framing the sea as your constant backdrop. An open fireplace creates the focal point opposite a built-in sofa equipped with a 60-inch plasma screen and full home cinema capability—though few guests spend evenings indoors. This level includes one master double bedroom featuring a generous ensuite bathroom and substantial storage; the kind of bedroom where you wake to ambient Mediterranean light filtered through room-darkening shades.

The kitchen sits tucked toward the villa’s interior, deliberately positioned away from the view so distractions don’t interrupt meal preparation. Modern appliances line the counters, including a Nespresso machine that becomes your 6am companion during quiet hours. Hairdryers, premium towels, and thoughtful amenities stock every bathroom on this level.

Down the staircase, the pool level holds four additional bedrooms arranged for different group dynamics. Two double bedrooms occupy this floor, each with ensuite bathrooms and substantial closet space—ideal for couples or families who want their own self-contained quarters. The remaining two bedrooms feature twin beds configured for children or friends accustomed to sharing, with separate private bathrooms accessed from the main hallway rather than the rooms themselves.

Throughout Villa Callista 2, room-darkening shades ensure that Mediterranean early sunrises don’t cut vacations short. Heating keeps the villa comfortable during shoulder seasons when the Aegean breeze carries an edge. An integrated washer and dryer handle laundry logistics so guests escape domestic responsibilities entirely. Iron, hangers, hairdryers, and a full first-aid kit address practical needs without requiring a single trip to town.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terraced grounds command attention immediately upon arrival. The primary gathering point features a long alfresco dining table positioned beneath a timber pergola, anchored against a stone boundary wall that seems to grow from the bedrock itself. Ten white chairs surround a generous white table, with an upholstered sofa creating additional seating for those inclined to linger after the meal concludes. Characterful lampshades suspended above the table ignite at dusk, transforming evening gatherings into something theatrical and warm.

The infinity pool—the soul of this property—stretches toward the sea with round-edged precision that softens the boundary between water and sky. The pool’s geometry suggests it pours directly into the Aegean horizon, creating the optical illusion of swimming toward distant islands. Cushioned wood loungers cluster nearby, positioned for morning sun and afternoon shade rotation. A built-in outdoor lounge carved into the villa’s stone wall provides sheltered seating with substantial cushioning; the kind of spot where conversations drift into comfortable silence. A hammock swings nearby, capturing breezes that carry salt and island herbs.

An outdoor shower equipped with hot water permits rinsing off salt and chlorine without entering the villa. The outdoor BBQ area features substantial cooking capacity with a separate dining table, allowing guests to move seamlessly between grill and table as courses progress. Multiple balconies and terraces distribute throughout the grounds, each with a different relationship to the light and the sea.

Location: Mykonos and the Surrounding Area

Villa Callista 2 sits on Mykonos’s southern coast, positioning guests within reach of both the island’s most famous attractions and its quieter authentic corners. Elia Beach lies 3km south—a sandy expanse with tamarisk shade and waterfront tavernas serving grilled fish and salatiki—though locals will direct you past the main strip to find your own patch of sand. Paradise Beach and Super Paradise Beach occupy the southeastern shore 4-5km away, where the island’s younger demographic congregates alongside excellent water sports facilities.

Mykonos Town, the island’s celebrated whitewashed heart, stands 8km northward and absolutely warrants a full day’s exploration. The iconic Kato Mili windmills overlook the harbor from their 16th-century perches; the architecture galleries and boutiques crowd narrow streets that seem designed by someone who understood how light should move through stone. The waterfront at dusk—when the sun sets across the Delos strait—explains why Mykonos became this century’s Mediterranean beacon. Small Venice district, facing the water directly, earned its nickname through architecture that echoes its Italian predecessor.

For exploration beyond Mykonos, Delos island lies just 2km offshore—the ancient birthplace of Apollo according to mythology, now an archaeological site where temples stand in ruined grandeur. Ferry services depart from Mykonos Town every 30 minutes during summer. Santorini, the volcanic island 40km southeast, reaches Mykonos via 90-minute ferry service; many guests treat it as a day excursion to photograph the caldera at Oia and sample volcanic-soil wines.

The Mykonos Windmill taverna near the town mills serves traditional island cuisine in candlelit settings. Kiki’s Taverna in nearby Ano Mera (6km east) became legendary through word-of-mouth for its fish salatiki and understated charm. Several supermarkets cluster in Mykonos Town, though a small convenience store in Elia village (2km) handles emergency supplies. Fresh produce appears at the local farmers’ market on Tuesday and Friday mornings—reach it by 8am to secure the best selections.

Mykonos International Airport (JMY) sits 2km south of the villa; transfer time runs 5-8 minutes by car depending on traffic. Car rental agencies operate from the airport terminal; many guests hire small vehicles for island exploration. Cycling routes thread through the interior toward villages like Ano Mera and Kato Mera (6-8km), where tavernas seem to exist for no purpose beyond hospitality.

The island’s best months stretch from April through June, when Mediterranean heat arrives without the August chaos that sees ferries overbooked and restaurants overwhelmed. September and October extend the season with warm seas and gentler winds. Winter (November-February) brings closure to many establishments and occasional stormy weather, though the island assumes its authentic pace. Explore our luxury villas in Mykonos and our full collection in Greece for alternative options. For destination inspiration, read our Mykonos travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families with teenagers benefit enormously from Villa Callista 2’s spatial distribution—parents occupy the entrance-level master suite while children and young adults claim the pool-level bedrooms with their own bathroom access and independent entrance. Multi-generational groups find the five separate bedrooms permit everyone to maintain private space while still gathering around shared areas.

Professional groups and corporate retreats appreciate the laptop-friendly workspace, reliable Wi-Fi throughout the property, and sufficient kitchen infrastructure for conference catering. The cinema setup accommodates evening presentations or team-building screenings.

Couples sharing vacations with other couples appreciate the symmetry of four independent bedrooms, each with ensuite facilities—no bathroom queuing, no awkward scheduling. The dining setup comfortably seats ten without feeling crowded; the outdoor lounge permits some guests to retreat while others linger with drinks.

Families with young children find the private pool (which can be heated for cooler months), safety equipment including child high chairs and crib availability, nearby Elia Beach with supervised lifeguards and family-friendly tavernas, and a recommendation service for vetted childcare providers who speak English.

Practical Information

Villa Callista 2 accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Mykonos International Airport sits 2km away; ground transfers require 5-8 minutes by standard sedan or 10-15 minutes during peak summer traffic. Transfers can be arranged through the villa management for pre-negotiated rates.

The property includes Wi-Fi internet, heating, air-conditioning, linen, towels, pool heating, and weekly housekeeping. A maid service is available daily upon request; chef or personal cook services can be arranged with advance notice for meal preparation tailored to dietary preferences. Premium bath amenities, hairdryers, and a fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances arrive as standard.

Parking accommodates six vehicles on-property at no additional charge. Check-in occurs at 4pm with check-out at 10am, though flexibility can sometimes be arranged directly with management. The property maintains smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detection, and a full first-aid kit for guest safety.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Callista 2

How many guests does Villa Callista 2 sleep?

Villa Callista 2 sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The entrance level contains one master double bedroom; the pool level contains two double bedrooms and two twin bedrooms. A crib is available for infants, and high chairs for young children. This capacity suits families and friend groups equally well.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Callista 2 in Mykonos?

Mykonos International Airport (JMY) lies 2km south of the villa. Drive time from airport to property ranges from 5-8 minutes during off-peak hours, extending to 10-15 minutes during peak summer season when ferry passengers queue for ground transportation. Transfers can be pre-arranged through villa management.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Callista 2?

April through June offers the ideal combination of warm Mediterranean weather, manageable crowds, and fully operational island infrastructure. Sea temperatures reach comfortable swimming levels by May. September and early October extend the season with warm waters and gentler winds. August experiences peak tourism density; restaurants and beaches become crowded. Winter months bring occasional stormy conditions, though the island becomes authentically Greek again.

Is Villa Callista 2 suitable for families with children?

Yes, Villa Callista 2 accommodates families well. The private heated pool provides safe water play under parental supervision. Elia Beach, 3km away, maintains lifeguard services and family-friendly tavernas with children’s menus. A crib, high chair, room-darkening shades for nap times, and a babysitter recommendation service support families with young children. The twin bedrooms on the pool level suit older children who enjoy limited independence. The villa management can coordinate childcare providers who speak English.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Callista 2?

The rental includes accommodation for 10 guests, all utilities (heating, air-conditioning, electricity, water), Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, premium linen and towels, weekly housekeeping, and pool heating during cooler months. Kitchen appliances including a Nespresso machine are stocked and ready for guest use. Bath amenities, hairdryers, and essential toiletries stock all bathrooms. Additional services like daily maid service, chef/cook services, and ground transfers can be arranged for supplementary fees.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Callista 2?

Elia village, 2km away, contains a convenience store for emergency supplies and basics. Mykonos Town, 8km north, houses the primary supermarket complex and numerous shops ranging from boutiques to sporting goods. Kiki’s Taverna in Ano Mera village (6km east) operates as a local institution for traditional island fish preparations. The Mykonos Windmill taverna near the famous mills in town serves candlelit dinners with harbor views. Farmers’ markets operate in Mykonos Town on Tuesday and Friday mornings. Fresh fish tavernas cluster along Elia Beach itself (3km), where you can dine feet from the sand.