
Food & drink in Zante
Secrets of Zante with Blue Caves visit and local tastings
It's easy to see why the Venetians called Zante the ‘Flower of the East'. This exclusive tour takes in some of the island's prettiest villages and the remote Anafonitria monastery, too. And that's not all. There'll also be local wine and sweets to taste, plus a short boat trip to the Blue Caves – one of the deepest points in the Mediterranean.
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Beach brunch with bottomless cocktails in Zante
What's better than starting your day with brunch by the beach in Zante? Throwing in 90 minutes of bottomless cocktails, of course. You'll settle into your Friday afternoon with a selection of fresh pizzas, free‑flowing cocktails, VIP waterfront views and a soundtrack of live music or DJ sets to keep the mood just right. It's a guaranteed upgrade to a quiet afternoon by the pool.
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Infinity premium all day pass at Laganas Beach
Think lazy hours by the Ionian Sea, great food, cold drinks and that feeling when you realise you've found your spot. With your Infinity premium all-day pass at Laganas Beach, you've got lunch and dinner included and up to eight cocktails – all yours to enjoy at the beach bar while you're living your best beach life. It's a popular stretch of coast, so arriving early is your best bet to make sure you secure your perfect spot. You can also book sunbeds separately if you want to have a place reserved and waiting for you.
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Zakynthos romantic candlelight dinner with wine tasting
Renowned for their romantic vibe, Greek sunsets create the perfect backdrop for a dinner that adds an extra spark to your holiday in Zakynthos. Leaving your hotel, you'll head towards the island's vineyards, following a road that winds through olive groves and quiet countryside until you arrive at the family‑run Grampsas Winery. Here, a table beneath the open sky is the setting for your sunset dinner surrounded by nature.The Grampsas family have been crafting wine for generations here and tonight you have the chance to taste their story. Each course is thoughtfully paired with local wines, while fresh, seasonal ingredients give you an idea of how the locals have been dining for generations.This tours comes with private transfers as standard, meaning all you have to do is settle in and enjoy the meal. Whether you're clinking glasses with someone special or savouring each flavour at your own pace, this is one of those travel moments that stays with you long after you return home.
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Taste of Zante tour with market, local delicacies and lunch
Zante is famous for its beautiful beaches and landscapes – but it has plenty of other riches, too. Its sweets, cheeses, wines and vegetables are among the finest in Greece. The fun kicks off at the heart and soul of any Greek town – the market. Wander among stalls overflowing with fresh, local vegetables, where you can load up on whatever takes your fancy. Expert guide Nikolaos, adds, “locals shop by colour and aroma, not by recipe, so whatever smells the best becomes that night's dinner.”Then it's on to a traditional mandolato factory. This local variety of nougat – made from almonds, honey, sugar and egg whites – is one of the definitive tastes of Zante. From sweet to savoury, next you'll head to a small cheese factory in one of Zante's oldest villages, Loucha. Here, you'll meet third-generation cheesemakers, see how they make prentza, a creamy goat's cheese and ladotyri, Zante's signature oil cheese, and of course, enjoy a tasting.As lunchtime approaches, you'll head to a restaurant in the mountain village of Agios Leontas for an authentic Greek meal. It comes complete with pitta, tzatziki and frigania – a local, creamy, layered dessert that'll satisfy your sweet tooth. Your final stop is Grampsas Estate Winery, set on the green slopes at the foot of Mount Vrachionas. Nikolaos explains, “Zante has wines you won't taste anywhere else – our grapes have grown on these slopes for centuries. You can expect to taste varieties like fresh, aromatic Goustolidi whites and fruity, spicy Avgoustiatis reds.”
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Watersports and beach fun at St Nick's Beach with optional transfers
Zante is haloed by great beaches – but St Nick's gets top billing. Located at the east of the Vasilikos peninsula, it's one of the island's most popular bathing spots. And with good reason. Not only is it the place to see and be seen, it is overlooked by a gorgeous little white church.You'll head to this prime spot in Vasilikos – one of the most beautiful parts of Zante – for a day of fun and relaxation on the beach, along with a tasty lunch. Either lie back and enjoy the scenery or take to the sea for a swim. Or if you're a bit more adventurous, there's a complimentary banana boat ride. St Nick's is famed for its water sports offering and there's a discount for our guests. And make sure to head over to the dinky white church on a hillock at the top of the beach – it's made for selfies.
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