This Mediterranean-Inspired BC Getaway Will Make You Feel Like You’re In Santorini
Just a few hours from Vancouver, there's a place where you can imagine yourself totally transported. This Greek island BC getaway looks like it's inspired by Santorini with it's white and blue aesthetic and country-charm. God's Mountain Estate in Penticton, BC is a Mediterranean-style villa where you can spend a few nights and be transported to Greece!
Surrounded by orchards and vineyards with a view of the lake below, this place is unbelievably gorgeous and it's a bucket list-worthy BC getaway you'll definitely want to try if you love adventurous and unique places to stay.
You can rent a regular room, a lake view room, the penthouse suite or something on the unusual side—the roofless room! This open-air suite will give you plenty of fresh air and totally surreal vacation experience. Imagine taking a bath while you watch the stars above! Then, you can curl up to sleep in your four-poster bed.Â
This place is not your average getaway. There are no frills like breakfast buffets and room service so it's a little bit rustic compared to a Fairmont Hotel since you're staying at someone's home and on their working vineyard. If you want to slow down and connect to nature on your getaway, then this is a great place for you.
Their most amazing feature has to be this incredible saltwater pool! The white and blue has us dreaming of swimming in Santorini. After a day spent lounging poolside, you can join in their Al Fresco Dinner on Sunday nights.Â
God's Mountain Estate
Price Per Night: From $225
Address: 4898 Lakeside Road, Penticton, BC, V2A 8W6
Why you need to go: Be transported to the Greek island of Santorini at this incredible spot in BC!
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