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Often referred to as Zante (or even Zacinto), Zakynthos is one-of-a-kind as it offers a little bit of everything from island party scenes and towns packed with historical highlights to world-class foodie joints and brilliant beaches you could lounge on forever.
With a year-round mild climate, sun and sea worshippers are really going to love this island retreat as there are a number of golden shores to choose from. Whether you prefer rocky, pebble, or sandy stretches, there’s bound to be a beach for you, with almost all offering fabulous amenities like beach clubs, waterfront eateries and loungers. One of Greece’s most photographed bays, Navagio is found on Zakynthos, so if you don’t make it to any of the others, make sure you go there!
Need to make up for all that seaside lounging with an all-night party? The island’s south coast is a must, particularly Laganas which is the island’s answer to Ibiza. These little pockets are packed with excellent after-dark destinations, from pubs to clubs, where you can dance the evening away and enjoy a fun night out with friends.
If scenes of party mayhem aren’t your thing, then we recommend sticking to the North and West sides of the island, which are unspoilt and scenic. Home to the world-famous endangered loggerhead turtles on Gerakas Beach, these remoter Zakynthos regions are a blissful escape where all you have to put up with is the soft swish of waves on the sand and the breeze in the palms. Particularly recommended are Keri and Limni Keriou in the southwest and Agios Nikolaos and Cape Skinari in the north.
With a year-round mild climate, sun and sea worshippers are really going to love this island retreat as there are a number of golden shores to choose from. Whether you prefer rocky, pebble, or sandy stretches, there’s bound to be a beach for you, with almost all offering fabulous amenities like beach clubs, waterfront eateries and loungers. One of Greece’s most photographed bays, Navagio is found on Zakynthos, so if you don’t make it to any of the others, make sure you go there!
Need to make up for all that seaside lounging with an all-night party? The island’s south coast is a must, particularly Laganas which is the island’s answer to Ibiza. These little pockets are packed with excellent after-dark destinations, from pubs to clubs, where you can dance the evening away and enjoy a fun night out with friends.
If scenes of party mayhem aren’t your thing, then we recommend sticking to the North and West sides of the island, which are unspoilt and scenic. Home to the world-famous endangered loggerhead turtles on Gerakas Beach, these remoter Zakynthos regions are a blissful escape where all you have to put up with is the soft swish of waves on the sand and the breeze in the palms. Particularly recommended are Keri and Limni Keriou in the southwest and Agios Nikolaos and Cape Skinari in the north.
Often referred to as Zante (or even Zacinto), Zakynthos is one-of-a-kind as it offers a little bit of everything from island party scenes and towns packed with historical highlights to world-class foodie joints and brilliant beaches you could lounge on forever.
With a year-round mild climate, sun and sea worshippers are really going to love this island retreat as there are a number of golden shores to choose from. Whether you prefer rocky, pebble, or sandy stretches, there’s bound to be a beach for you, with almost all offering fabulous amenities like beach clubs, waterfront eateries and loungers. One of Greece’s most photographed bays, Navagio is found on Zakynthos, so if you don’t make it to any of the others, make sure you go there!
Need to make up for all that seaside lounging with an all-night party? The island’s south coast is a must, particularly Laganas which is the island’s answer to Ibiza. These little pockets are packed with excellent after-dark destinations, from pubs to clubs, where you can dance the evening away and enjoy a fun night out with friends.
If scenes of party mayhem aren’t your thing, then we recommend sticking to the North and West sides of the island, which are unspoilt and scenic. Home to the world-famous endangered loggerhead turtles on Gerakas Beach, these remoter Zakynthos regions are a blissful escape where all you have to put up with is the soft swish of waves on the sand and the breeze in the palms. Particularly recommended are Keri and Limni Keriou in the southwest and Agios Nikolaos and Cape Skinari in the north.
With a year-round mild climate, sun and sea worshippers are really going to love this island retreat as there are a number of golden shores to choose from. Whether you prefer rocky, pebble, or sandy stretches, there’s bound to be a beach for you, with almost all offering fabulous amenities like beach clubs, waterfront eateries and loungers. One of Greece’s most photographed bays, Navagio is found on Zakynthos, so if you don’t make it to any of the others, make sure you go there!
Need to make up for all that seaside lounging with an all-night party? The island’s south coast is a must, particularly Laganas which is the island’s answer to Ibiza. These little pockets are packed with excellent after-dark destinations, from pubs to clubs, where you can dance the evening away and enjoy a fun night out with friends.
If scenes of party mayhem aren’t your thing, then we recommend sticking to the North and West sides of the island, which are unspoilt and scenic. Home to the world-famous endangered loggerhead turtles on Gerakas Beach, these remoter Zakynthos regions are a blissful escape where all you have to put up with is the soft swish of waves on the sand and the breeze in the palms. Particularly recommended are Keri and Limni Keriou in the southwest and Agios Nikolaos and Cape Skinari in the north.
Often referred to as Zante (or even Zacinto), Zakynthos is one-of-a-kind as it offers a little bit of everything from island party scenes and towns packed with historical highlights to world-class foodie joints and brilliant beaches you could lounge on forever.
With a year-round mild climate, sun and sea worshippers are really going to love this island retreat as there are a number of golden shores to choose from. Whether you prefer rocky, pebble, or sandy stretches, there’s bound to be a beach for you, with almost all offering fabulous amenities like beach clubs, waterfront eateries and loungers. One of Greece’s most photographed bays, Navagio is found on Zakynthos, so if you don’t make it to any of the others, make sure you go there!
Need to make up for all that seaside lounging with an all-night party? The island’s south coast is a must, particularly Laganas which is the island’s answer to Ibiza. These little pockets are packed with excellent after-dark destinations, from pubs to clubs, where you can dance the evening away and enjoy a fun night out with friends.
If scenes of party mayhem aren’t your thing, then we recommend sticking to the North and West sides of the island, which are unspoilt and scenic. Home to the world-famous endangered loggerhead turtles on Gerakas Beach, these remoter Zakynthos regions are a blissful escape where all you have to put up with is the soft swish of waves on the sand and the breeze in the palms. Particularly recommended are Keri and Limni Keriou in the southwest and Agios Nikolaos and Cape Skinari in the north.
With a year-round mild climate, sun and sea worshippers are really going to love this island retreat as there are a number of golden shores to choose from. Whether you prefer rocky, pebble, or sandy stretches, there’s bound to be a beach for you, with almost all offering fabulous amenities like beach clubs, waterfront eateries and loungers. One of Greece’s most photographed bays, Navagio is found on Zakynthos, so if you don’t make it to any of the others, make sure you go there!
Need to make up for all that seaside lounging with an all-night party? The island’s south coast is a must, particularly Laganas which is the island’s answer to Ibiza. These little pockets are packed with excellent after-dark destinations, from pubs to clubs, where you can dance the evening away and enjoy a fun night out with friends.
If scenes of party mayhem aren’t your thing, then we recommend sticking to the North and West sides of the island, which are unspoilt and scenic. Home to the world-famous endangered loggerhead turtles on Gerakas Beach, these remoter Zakynthos regions are a blissful escape where all you have to put up with is the soft swish of waves on the sand and the breeze in the palms. Particularly recommended are Keri and Limni Keriou in the southwest and Agios Nikolaos and Cape Skinari in the north.
Famous
Beaches
Zakynthos is home to the famous Navagio Beach with its white sand, tall cliffs and rusted shipwreck surrounded by blue waters. It's one of the world's most photographed beaches.
Famous Beaches
Zakynthos is home to the famous Navagio Beach with its white sand, tall cliffs and rusted shipwreck surrounded by blue waters. It's one of the world's most photographed beaches.
Vibrant
Nightlife
With a party vibe to rival Ibiza, Zakynthos is the place to go to let your hair down. Bars in Zakynthos Town and beyond will keep you dancing till sunrise.
Vibrant Nightlife
With a party vibe to rival Ibiza, Zakynthos is the place to go to let your hair down. Bars in Zakynthos Town and beyond will keep you dancing till sunrise.
Wildlife
Haven
Wildlife lovers will be in their element in Zakynthos. The clear blue waters are ripe for marine life such as loggerhead turtles, dolphins, reef fish and monk seals.
Wildlife Haven
Wildlife lovers will be in their element in Zakynthos. The clear blue waters are ripe for marine life such as loggerhead turtles, dolphins, reef fish and monk seals.
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Porto Zante Villas & Spa
Zakynthos, Greece
Porto Zante Villas & Spa is one of Greece's most exclusive resorts. Tucked on a private beach in Zakynthos, the resort comprises nine world-class villas, each with a private pool, butler service and private dining.
Porto Zante Villas & Spa is one of Greece's most exclusive resorts. Tucked on a private beach in Zakynthos, the resort comprises nine world-class villas, each with a private pool, butler service and private dining.
Porto Zante Villas & Spa is one of Greece's most exclusive resorts. Tucked on a private beach in Zakynthos, the resort comprises nine world-class villas, each with a private pool, butler service and private dining.
Lesante Blu Exclusive Beach Resort
Tragaki, Zakynthos
Located in a tranquil beachfront setting in Zakynthos, Lesante Blu Exclusive Beach Resort is an exclusive adults-only resort with modern suites, attentive hospitality and unique personalised experiences. It's an ideal romantic escape for couples.
Located in a tranquil beachfront setting in Zakynthos, Lesante Blu Exclusive Beach Resort is an exclusive adults-only resort with modern suites, attentive hospitality and unique personalised experiences. It's an ideal romantic escape for couples.
Located in a tranquil beachfront setting in Zakynthos, Lesante Blu Exclusive Beach Resort is an exclusive adults-only resort with modern suites, attentive hospitality and unique personalised experiences. It's an ideal romantic escape for couples.
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Zakynthos In A Nutshell
Life’s a Beach
If you thought of leaving Zakynthos without making at least one trip to Navagio (aka Shipwreck Bay), no one would believe you’d even gone. One of Europe’s most photographed beaches, the secluded inlet is absolutely stunning with high cliff faces, aquamarine waters and the famous shipwreck.
A beach that’s excellent for those old enough to indulge in a seaside drink, Porto-Zorro is a fabulous stretch with plenty of tavernas, beach bars and leisure activities for everyone to enjoy.
A perfect choice for families due to its watersport and clean shores, Tsilivi Beach is just a quick drive from Zakynthos Town and offers all the amenities you could hope for from seafood shacks to music venues and surfing schools.
Tastes to Try
A typical Zakynthiot meal will have several important elements, so you’d better make room before your trip to indulge in everything on offer. Starting with a variety of dips such as tzatziki, hummus, olive oil and taramasalata served with focaccia-style bread, you’ll be introduced to a variety of textures and flavours. Your main will be the meat portion of your meal with dishes such as moussaka, kleftiko or papoutsakia, followed by honeyed pastries for dessert and coffee to finish.
Want to drink like a local? For nights out or nights in, Ouzo is the drink of choice on this Greek island. A potent tipple you should be careful with, it has a distinct liquorice flavour and is distilled from remnants of grapes pressed for wine.
But where can you go to try out all these Greek goodies? A recommended restaurant is Essence in Kalamaki. Providing a fine dining experience that celebrates everything local, the collection of Zakynthiot wines is unrivalled and absolutely divine.
Adventure Awaits
Without a doubt, the stunning Blue Caves of Zakynthos are a must, whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning guest of the island. The area is one of Mother Nature’s stunning miracles with its impressive geological arch formations and labyrinthine passageways inside the cliffs. What makes this place really special though is the water. Gleaming such an iridescent blue that it seems to give off its own eerie light, the waves in the caves reflect the sapphire hue onto everything, including you!
For an adrenaline-fuelled thrill ride that also has a softer side, we recommend hiring a speedboat or taking a boat tour out onto Zakynthos’ stunning ocean waves. Once you’ve had your fill of rocketing around, you could explore the island’s less accessible spots and search for the elusive loggerhead turtles.
If you want to get that perfect Navagio shot or even just discover the more remote regions of this Greek destination, why not hire a quadbike? Available for those over 19 with either a full car or AM license, this ideal venture means you’ll be able to enjoy the views, have fun, and go off-roading all at once!
If you thought of leaving Zakynthos without making at least one trip to Navagio (aka Shipwreck Bay), no one would believe you’d even gone. One of Europe’s most photographed beaches, the secluded inlet is absolutely stunning with high cliff faces, aquamarine waters and the famous shipwreck.
A beach that’s excellent for those old enough to indulge in a seaside drink, Porto-Zorro is a fabulous stretch with plenty of tavernas, beach bars and leisure activities for everyone to enjoy.
A perfect choice for families due to its watersport and clean shores, Tsilivi Beach is just a quick drive from Zakynthos Town and offers all the amenities you could hope for from seafood shacks to music venues and surfing schools.
Tastes to Try
A typical Zakynthiot meal will have several important elements, so you’d better make room before your trip to indulge in everything on offer. Starting with a variety of dips such as tzatziki, hummus, olive oil and taramasalata served with focaccia-style bread, you’ll be introduced to a variety of textures and flavours. Your main will be the meat portion of your meal with dishes such as moussaka, kleftiko or papoutsakia, followed by honeyed pastries for dessert and coffee to finish.
Want to drink like a local? For nights out or nights in, Ouzo is the drink of choice on this Greek island. A potent tipple you should be careful with, it has a distinct liquorice flavour and is distilled from remnants of grapes pressed for wine.
But where can you go to try out all these Greek goodies? A recommended restaurant is Essence in Kalamaki. Providing a fine dining experience that celebrates everything local, the collection of Zakynthiot wines is unrivalled and absolutely divine.
Adventure Awaits
Without a doubt, the stunning Blue Caves of Zakynthos are a must, whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning guest of the island. The area is one of Mother Nature’s stunning miracles with its impressive geological arch formations and labyrinthine passageways inside the cliffs. What makes this place really special though is the water. Gleaming such an iridescent blue that it seems to give off its own eerie light, the waves in the caves reflect the sapphire hue onto everything, including you!
For an adrenaline-fuelled thrill ride that also has a softer side, we recommend hiring a speedboat or taking a boat tour out onto Zakynthos’ stunning ocean waves. Once you’ve had your fill of rocketing around, you could explore the island’s less accessible spots and search for the elusive loggerhead turtles.
If you want to get that perfect Navagio shot or even just discover the more remote regions of this Greek destination, why not hire a quadbike? Available for those over 19 with either a full car or AM license, this ideal venture means you’ll be able to enjoy the views, have fun, and go off-roading all at once!
Life’s a Beach
If you thought of leaving Zakynthos without making at least one trip to Navagio (aka Shipwreck Bay), no one would believe you’d even gone. One of Europe’s most photographed beaches, the secluded inlet is absolutely stunning with high cliff faces, aquamarine waters and the famous shipwreck.
A beach that’s excellent for those old enough to indulge in a seaside drink, Porto-Zorro is a fabulous stretch with plenty of tavernas, beach bars and leisure activities for everyone to enjoy.
A perfect choice for families due to its watersport and clean shores, Tsilivi Beach is just a quick drive from Zakynthos Town and offers all the amenities you could hope for from seafood shacks to music venues and surfing schools.
Tastes to Try
A typical Zakynthiot meal will have several important elements, so you’d better make room before your trip to indulge in everything on offer. Starting with a variety of dips such as tzatziki, hummus, olive oil and taramasalata served with focaccia-style bread, you’ll be introduced to a variety of textures and flavours. Your main will be the meat portion of your meal with dishes such as moussaka, kleftiko or papoutsakia, followed by honeyed pastries for dessert and coffee to finish.
Want to drink like a local? For nights out or nights in, Ouzo is the drink of choice on this Greek island. A potent tipple you should be careful with, it has a distinct liquorice flavour and is distilled from remnants of grapes pressed for wine.
But where can you go to try out all these Greek goodies? A recommended restaurant is Essence in Kalamaki. Providing a fine dining experience that celebrates everything local, the collection of Zakynthiot wines is unrivalled and absolutely divine.
Adventure Awaits
Without a doubt, the stunning Blue Caves of Zakynthos are a must, whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning guest of the island. The area is one of Mother Nature’s stunning miracles with its impressive geological arch formations and labyrinthine passageways inside the cliffs. What makes this place really special though is the water. Gleaming such an iridescent blue that it seems to give off its own eerie light, the waves in the caves reflect the sapphire hue onto everything, including you!
For an adrenaline-fuelled thrill ride that also has a softer side, we recommend hiring a speedboat or taking a boat tour out onto Zakynthos’ stunning ocean waves. Once you’ve had your fill of rocketing around, you could explore the island’s less accessible spots and search for the elusive loggerhead turtles.
If you want to get that perfect Navagio shot or even just discover the more remote regions of this Greek destination, why not hire a quadbike? Available for those over 19 with either a full car or AM license, this ideal venture means you’ll be able to enjoy the views, have fun, and go off-roading all at once!
If you thought of leaving Zakynthos without making at least one trip to Navagio (aka Shipwreck Bay), no one would believe you’d even gone. One of Europe’s most photographed beaches, the secluded inlet is absolutely stunning with high cliff faces, aquamarine waters and the famous shipwreck.
A beach that’s excellent for those old enough to indulge in a seaside drink, Porto-Zorro is a fabulous stretch with plenty of tavernas, beach bars and leisure activities for everyone to enjoy.
A perfect choice for families due to its watersport and clean shores, Tsilivi Beach is just a quick drive from Zakynthos Town and offers all the amenities you could hope for from seafood shacks to music venues and surfing schools.
Tastes to Try
A typical Zakynthiot meal will have several important elements, so you’d better make room before your trip to indulge in everything on offer. Starting with a variety of dips such as tzatziki, hummus, olive oil and taramasalata served with focaccia-style bread, you’ll be introduced to a variety of textures and flavours. Your main will be the meat portion of your meal with dishes such as moussaka, kleftiko or papoutsakia, followed by honeyed pastries for dessert and coffee to finish.
Want to drink like a local? For nights out or nights in, Ouzo is the drink of choice on this Greek island. A potent tipple you should be careful with, it has a distinct liquorice flavour and is distilled from remnants of grapes pressed for wine.
But where can you go to try out all these Greek goodies? A recommended restaurant is Essence in Kalamaki. Providing a fine dining experience that celebrates everything local, the collection of Zakynthiot wines is unrivalled and absolutely divine.
Adventure Awaits
Without a doubt, the stunning Blue Caves of Zakynthos are a must, whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning guest of the island. The area is one of Mother Nature’s stunning miracles with its impressive geological arch formations and labyrinthine passageways inside the cliffs. What makes this place really special though is the water. Gleaming such an iridescent blue that it seems to give off its own eerie light, the waves in the caves reflect the sapphire hue onto everything, including you!
For an adrenaline-fuelled thrill ride that also has a softer side, we recommend hiring a speedboat or taking a boat tour out onto Zakynthos’ stunning ocean waves. Once you’ve had your fill of rocketing around, you could explore the island’s less accessible spots and search for the elusive loggerhead turtles.
If you want to get that perfect Navagio shot or even just discover the more remote regions of this Greek destination, why not hire a quadbike? Available for those over 19 with either a full car or AM license, this ideal venture means you’ll be able to enjoy the views, have fun, and go off-roading all at once!
Life’s a Beach
If you thought of leaving Zakynthos without making at least one trip to Navagio (aka Shipwreck Bay), no one would believe you’d even gone. One of Europe’s most photographed beaches, the secluded inlet is absolutely stunning with high cliff faces, aquamarine waters and the famous shipwreck.
A beach that’s excellent for those old enough to indulge in a seaside drink, Porto-Zorro is a fabulous stretch with plenty of tavernas, beach bars and leisure activities for everyone to enjoy.
A perfect choice for families due to its watersport and clean shores, Tsilivi Beach is just a quick drive from Zakynthos Town and offers all the amenities you could hope for from seafood shacks to music venues and surfing schools.
Tastes to Try
A typical Zakynthiot meal will have several important elements, so you’d better make room before your trip to indulge in everything on offer. Starting with a variety of dips such as tzatziki, hummus, olive oil and taramasalata served with focaccia-style bread, you’ll be introduced to a variety of textures and flavours. Your main will be the meat portion of your meal with dishes such as moussaka, kleftiko or papoutsakia, followed by honeyed pastries for dessert and coffee to finish.
Want to drink like a local? For nights out or nights in, Ouzo is the drink of choice on this Greek island. A potent tipple you should be careful with, it has a distinct liquorice flavour and is distilled from remnants of grapes pressed for wine.
But where can you go to try out all these Greek goodies? A recommended restaurant is Essence in Kalamaki. Providing a fine dining experience that celebrates everything local, the collection of Zakynthiot wines is unrivalled and absolutely divine.
Adventure Awaits
Without a doubt, the stunning Blue Caves of Zakynthos are a must, whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning guest of the island. The area is one of Mother Nature’s stunning miracles with its impressive geological arch formations and labyrinthine passageways inside the cliffs. What makes this place really special though is the water. Gleaming such an iridescent blue that it seems to give off its own eerie light, the waves in the caves reflect the sapphire hue onto everything, including you!
For an adrenaline-fuelled thrill ride that also has a softer side, we recommend hiring a speedboat or taking a boat tour out onto Zakynthos’ stunning ocean waves. Once you’ve had your fill of rocketing around, you could explore the island’s less accessible spots and search for the elusive loggerhead turtles.
If you want to get that perfect Navagio shot or even just discover the more remote regions of this Greek destination, why not hire a quadbike? Available for those over 19 with either a full car or AM license, this ideal venture means you’ll be able to enjoy the views, have fun, and go off-roading all at once!
If you thought of leaving Zakynthos without making at least one trip to Navagio (aka Shipwreck Bay), no one would believe you’d even gone. One of Europe’s most photographed beaches, the secluded inlet is absolutely stunning with high cliff faces, aquamarine waters and the famous shipwreck.
A beach that’s excellent for those old enough to indulge in a seaside drink, Porto-Zorro is a fabulous stretch with plenty of tavernas, beach bars and leisure activities for everyone to enjoy.
A perfect choice for families due to its watersport and clean shores, Tsilivi Beach is just a quick drive from Zakynthos Town and offers all the amenities you could hope for from seafood shacks to music venues and surfing schools.
Tastes to Try
A typical Zakynthiot meal will have several important elements, so you’d better make room before your trip to indulge in everything on offer. Starting with a variety of dips such as tzatziki, hummus, olive oil and taramasalata served with focaccia-style bread, you’ll be introduced to a variety of textures and flavours. Your main will be the meat portion of your meal with dishes such as moussaka, kleftiko or papoutsakia, followed by honeyed pastries for dessert and coffee to finish.
Want to drink like a local? For nights out or nights in, Ouzo is the drink of choice on this Greek island. A potent tipple you should be careful with, it has a distinct liquorice flavour and is distilled from remnants of grapes pressed for wine.
But where can you go to try out all these Greek goodies? A recommended restaurant is Essence in Kalamaki. Providing a fine dining experience that celebrates everything local, the collection of Zakynthiot wines is unrivalled and absolutely divine.
Adventure Awaits
Without a doubt, the stunning Blue Caves of Zakynthos are a must, whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning guest of the island. The area is one of Mother Nature’s stunning miracles with its impressive geological arch formations and labyrinthine passageways inside the cliffs. What makes this place really special though is the water. Gleaming such an iridescent blue that it seems to give off its own eerie light, the waves in the caves reflect the sapphire hue onto everything, including you!
For an adrenaline-fuelled thrill ride that also has a softer side, we recommend hiring a speedboat or taking a boat tour out onto Zakynthos’ stunning ocean waves. Once you’ve had your fill of rocketing around, you could explore the island’s less accessible spots and search for the elusive loggerhead turtles.
If you want to get that perfect Navagio shot or even just discover the more remote regions of this Greek destination, why not hire a quadbike? Available for those over 19 with either a full car or AM license, this ideal venture means you’ll be able to enjoy the views, have fun, and go off-roading all at once!
frequently asked questions
How do you get to Zakynthos?
Zakynthos has an international airport so the quickest and easiest way to get there is to fly from the UK. You can also get a connecting flight from Athens. Alternatively, you can get the ferry from the port of Killini on the western Peloponnese to Zakynthos Port. The journey is about 75 minutes.
Do you need a visa to visit Zakynthos?
If you have a valid British passport, you can visit Zakynthos for up to 60 days without a visa as it's an island in Greece. If you haven't already, you might need to apply for the new European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) starting in 2025 because Greece is a part of the Schengen area.
What other islands are around Zakynthos?
Zakynthos is located in the Ionian Sea, off the coast of Greece’s Peloponnese peninsula. Marathonisi and Kalonisi are two offshore islets nearby. The islands of Kefalonia, Ithica and Lefkada sit to the north of Zakynthos.
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Our expert team of personal travel managers are ready to craft your perfect journey. From business trips to luxury leisure holidays, simply put your pin in the map, and we’ll make it happen.