ZAKYNTHOS

Zakynthos is famous for its heavenly beaches with crystal-clear waters and pristine white sand.

☀️ NAVAGIO BEACH OR SHIPWRECK BAY

This is probably the most emblematic beach on Zakynthos, famous for its shipwreck stranded on the white sand and surrounded by impressive cliffs. Navagio Beach is a natural treasure accessible only by boat.

☀️ GERAKAS BEACH

Known as an important nesting site for caretta-caretta sea turtles. This beach is protected and closed after sunset to preserve the turtles. Gerakas offers a calmer environment with clear, shallow waters, ideal for families.

☀️ PORTO LIMNIONAS BEACH

A small cove surrounded by blue-green water and caves. Porto Limnionas is reached by a winding road, offering deep turquoise waters ideal for snorkeling, as well as natural rocks for relaxing in the sun.

☀️ BANANA BEACH

Banana Beach is a lively spot popular with water sports enthusiasts. With its shallow waters and beach facilities, Banana Beach is ideal for waterskiing and jet-skiing.

☀️ LAGANAS BEACH

One of the longest and liveliest beaches on Zakynthos, Laganas Beach is packed with bars, restaurants and more. Its shallow, warm waters make it the perfect place to relax in the sun.

These beaches represent just a sample of Zakynthos' diverse coastal landscape. Whether you're looking for secluded tranquility or festive entertainment, the island has a beach to satisfy all your desires for relaxation and adventure.

Although Zakynthos is mainly famous for its natural scenery, the island also offers a lively nightlife. Zakynthos nightlife ranges from quiet evenings in the main town, ideal for evening strolls and summer cocktails, to lively parties in southern areas such as Laganas, Argasi, Tsilivi, Alykes and Kalamaki.

If you're looking for a lively, wild night out, Laganas is the place to be. Known as Zakynthos' nightlife mecca, Laganas is home to a multitude of discos, bars and pubs along its main street, where the festive atmosphere lasts until the early hours. Iconic clubs such as the Rescue Club offer memorable evenings with famous DJs, fire shows and themed evenings such as the famous foam parties. For a more relaxed experience, nearby resorts such as Kalamaki and Alykes offer a quieter yet lively atmosphere, with bars, restaurants and live entertainment.

Whatever your preference, Zakynthos' nightlife promises unforgettable evenings to suit all tastes and moods.

CLIMATE
The island of Zakynthos enjoys an exceptionally sunny climate, making it ideal for year-round vacations. Zakynthos enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters. Annual maximum temperatures range from 14°C in January to 29°C in August. The ideal time to visit Zakynthos is from May to September, when the water temperature remains pleasant for diving. The hottest months are July and August.

LANGUAGE
The official language on Zakynthos is Greek, but many locals also speak English, especially in tourist areas.

CURRENCY
The currency used in Zakynthos is the euro, and it's advisable to change money at local exchange offices to get the best rates. It is advisable to contact your bank before travelling for information on charges applicable abroad.

Check with the consulate of your destination country to see whether a residence visa is required, and with any countries you may be passing through to see whether a transit visa is necessary.