Explore all the must-see spots in Zakynthos. Enjoy Shipwreck Beach, the Blue Caves, impressive viewpoints, and more. The first stop is Bochali Hill, the old neighborhood of Zakynthos town, experience the views of the town and the port that are absolutely stunning. Then we will head to the shipwreck platform Viewpoint. Nature gave us this special place to enjoy seeing from the top, crystalline waters, steep limestone formations, a rusty hull in the middle of the white beach, and a swarm of tourists burning on the sand for a selfie, posing before the photographic lens narrating the story of one of the most stunning beaches on the planet. Soak into the magnificent blue of the water and sky. After a quick stop to use the restrooms, we will stop at Porto Vromi in Maries or at Agios Nikolaos (according to the weather conditions) to take the boat (medium size, 15-25 persons) for a 3 hours mini cruise to the Shipwreck beach and Blue Caves. Discover the location that makes this island so unique, one of the most photographed spots in Greece, the Navagio beach (the shipwreck beach) with its clear white pebble sands as soon as you approach, it gives you a unique and spectacular turquoise color of the water. You cannot avoid jumping into that water. It is a memory that you won't forget. After an hour of swimming and exploring the rusty boat, we will head to the amazing blue caves. With an extraordinary shade of blue in some spots, we'll get up close to the caves and go through some of them, a great opportunity to jump off the boat, swim, and see the fish with a mask and snorkel. It is time to enjoy lunch (at your own expense) at one of the most beautiful Greek, traditional, mountain taverns in the village of Anafonitria, with a family atmosphere and great service. The famous 2,000-year-old olive tree is located in the village of Exo Chora, Zakynthos island. It is one of the seven oldest olive trees in the Mediterranean, and probably one of the oldest olive trees in the world. It still produces olives to this day. Here we will find some traditional products of the area and the local farmers that you can taste for free as oil, olives, wine, and liqueurs as well as biological beauty products. Xigia Beach, the place where the springs provide a natural spa, is very nice to swim here. The seawater contains sulfur and collagen that have healing properties. And if you need any refreshments on the beach, look out for the most ingenious and funny way they get drinks down to the beach. It is very picturesque and has good photo opportunities from the clifftop. Therianos Family Farm is an organic farm where they cultivate a wide range of fruits and vegetables, herbs, and flowers. Their Olive Oil was awarded the Gold Standard at the International Society, Olympia Awards. They also produce a selection of wines and the famous black raisins. We will visit the farm, meet the animals, and taste the local products.

Spend the day at sea on this multi-stop boat tour in Zakynthos. Visit Kalamaki Beach, Laganas, Turtle Island (Marathonisi), and a local olive oil press. Meet the resident turtles, swim near the Keri Caves, and taste olive oil samples.  After hotel pickup, start discovering the highlights of the southern region of Zakynthos. The first stop will be at Kalamaki Beach to learn about the turtle nests in the area. Next, embark on a 3-hour cruise on a glass bottom boat around the beach of Laganas. Stop at the nearby island of Marathonisi, also known as Turtle Island. Admire its beautiful caves and white sand beaches, and keep an eye out for the Caretta turtles who inhabit the surrounding waters. Continue sailing to the Keri Caves, located on the southern coast of Zakynthos. Make a stop for swimming before returning to the port and traveling to the Aristeon Olive Oil Press.  At the press, learn about the long history of olive oil production on the island and taste some samples before returning to your hotel.

Explore the island of Zakynthos on a day trip starting from Argassi. Stop by the island's top beaches, including Navagio beach, where you'll see a shipwrecked boat up close. Sail into caves and snorkel in the turquoise waters at Sfogeio beach. Finish with lunch at a local Greek restaurant. Begin with pickup from your accommodation. Enjoy the views of the olive groves, vineyards, the diversity of the landscape, the traditional village houses, the old churches, and the stunning panoramic views of the turquoise sea waters before arriving at Porto Vromi. From the small port, hop onboard the boat which is small enough to navigate within the caves. It will take about 20 minutes to sail along the west coast and reach Navagio Beach. Land early at one of the most famous beaches of the island and enjoy the surroundings without the crowds. Snap some photos of the rusty hull of the commercial shipwreck, named, M/V Panagiotis, which grounded onshore in 1980 and lies in the middle of the white sandy beach. Then, head to the blue caves characterized by their vibrant sapphire color cast by the sunlight shimmering through the water and being reflected into the caves. Take about 20 minutes for swimming and snorkeling here. Cruise next to a secluded pebbled beach which is a characteristic sample of the natural beauty of Zakynthos, before heading along the coast to explore more caves. Arrive at the magnificent Poseidon cave. Next to it, there is a natural rock formation in which you can easily spot the stunning face of Poseidon, the god of the sea, storms, earthquakes, and horses. Hop into a minivan to travel to the viewpoint of the shipwreck. Walk along a short stony path leading out to the clifftop to a high promontory facing the sea. Capture stunning photos of the iconic shipwreck in the background. Then, there is a stop for lunch at a traditional Zakynthian family-run taverna near Anafonitria. Enjoy delicious home-cooked, traditional dishes with fresh homegrown vegetables and homemade wine. The last stop will be the 2000 years old olive tree at Exo Chora. Admire one of the seven oldest olive trees in the Mediterranean, and probably one of the oldest olive trees in the world. Afterward, relax on your return journey with drop-off at your accommodation.

Enjoy a tour of the coastal highlights of Zakynthos and explore the north coast of the island. Stop to swim in beautiful clear waters, and visit the shipwreck on Navagio Beach. Visit the famous Blue Caves, and relax on that boat with a friendly crew. Be picked up and transferred to the main harbor of Zante town, and join the cruise boat for an unforgettable experience cruising to the North of the Island and back. Relax on board with a friendly and professional crew and great service. Cruise past the residential area of Krioneri, the resort areas of Tsilivi, Alykanas, and Alykes, and up to Skinari, the most northern part of the island, where you can see the lighthouse. Look out for the island off the port of Agios Nicholas at Skinari in the shape of a turtle, and spot the closest neighbor, Kefalonia. Sail close to the famous Blue Caves, whose name comes from the color of the water, a mixture of aquamarine and turquoise. Travel through the deepest part of the Mediterranean called the Well of Ionysos, which is about 4,500 meters deep. Head into Smugglers Cove, where the wreck of the ship “Panayiotis” can be seen. Cruise around the north coast, where the captain will make another swim stop during the afternoon before arriving back at the port in town at about 3:30.

Visit Zante from Kefalonia Island. Enjoy this amazing experience in the stunning coastline of Zakynthos, starting from the beautiful “Blue Caves”. Cruise inside the caves and see for yourself the changing colors of the fascinating caves! Enjoy swimming stops in secluded little coves around the island and also a photo stop in the famous Navagio beach also known as Shipwreck Beach! Lunchtime is spent relaxing in a traditional village of northern Zante where you can interact with locals. taste mouthwatering dishes & stroll around the beautiful traditional Greek village! On our way back to Kefalonia, you will visit Kato Lagadi beach where you can swim and snorkel in the crystal clear waters.

Culture, history, tradition…. A walk through the city of Zakynthos the capital of the island which the Venetians called ‘Fior di Levante’. The church of St. Nicolas of the molos, located in Solomos square, is the only building in Venetian style (17 th Century ) that survived the earthquake in 1953, which makes it a unique example of old architecture. The main square was named after Dionysios Solomos, the Greece’s national poet who wrote the ‘Hymn to Liberty’ the national anthem. We will visit the museum and mausoleum of Solomos and Kalvos wich present local art handcrafts such as paintings of the 18 th and 19 th century, carved pottery, sculptures, ancient musical instruments, clothes and weapons of noble families. We couldn’t skip the oldest mandolato (nougat) workshop in the city. Mandolato and pasteli are an integral culinary part of the life of locals. At the end of the port, the church of St. Dionysios, the patron saint of the island, imposes its presence. The bell tower is a landmark of the city as it stands out among the different buildings recognizable as soon as your enter the port. The interior of the church is meticulously detailed with frescoes, lamp holders and colours. We will walk along the busy pedestrian street, Alexandrou Roma, full of shops and small cafes where locals enjoy moments of everyday life. Explore the beauties of the city with the help and the guidance of a local guide who will give you a complete picture of the capital of ‘Fior di Levante’!