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Turtle Cruise to Marathonisi and Keri Peninsula
Loggerhead sea turtles have been residents of Zante's beaches for thousands of years, and with a bit of luck, you'll see them first-hand on this boat trip. Join an expert local guide for an educational day out at sea, passing by nesting sites, swimming in hidden bays and spending time in the village of Keri. Bianca, one of our guides, says, ‘In just one trip, you get to jump into clear waters, cruise along the Keri peninsula and, with luck, see turtles.'Available either in the morning from Zante harbour or the afternoon from Keri harbour, this half-day cruise is a real treat for all the family. You'll pass by the golden beaches of Vassilikos and Marathonisi, a pine-clad islet dubbed ‘Turtle Island'. The reason's simple – one of its beaches is a favourite turtle nesting site. Bianca, who's lived on Zante for more than 20 years, says of the scenery, ‘You can do this tour a thousand times and every day is different.' Be sure to keep a lookout for Loggerheads, and you may even spot a wild dolphin or two.Plus, you'll sail along the Keri peninsula, cruising by its sea-plunging cliffs, caves and lighthouse before dropping anchor for a swim stop at the Bay of Oasis. In the small village of Keri, you have a quick stop to shop for souvenirs, relax in a typical taverna or hit the beach. What's more, a volunteer from local conservation group ARCHELON – the Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece – will be on board to give you the lowdown on its work. What is the itinerary for this experience?This experience is available as a morning or afternoon turtle cruise, so the itinerary timings change depending on which one you pick.Morning option:- 8:45am – depart from Zakynthos Harbour- 9:30am to 10:00am – swimming stop at Vasilikos (Porto Roma) for 30 minutes- 11:00am to 11:20am – turtle spotting in Laganas Bay- 11:25am to 11:35am – photo stop at Marathonisi (Turtle Island)- 11:45am to 12:30pm – swimming stop at Oasis Bay for 45 minutes- 12:40pm to 12:50pm – photo stop at the Keri Caves- 1:00pm to 1:30pm – stop at Keri fishing village with time for a short village walk----------Afternoon option:- 12:50pm to 1:20pm – arrive at Keri, village walk and boat departure- 1:30pm to 1:40pm – photo stop at the Keri Caves- 2:00pm to 2:45pm – swimming stop at Oasis Bay for 45 minutes- 2:50pm to 3:10pm – turtle spotting- 3:15pm to 3:25pm – photo stop at Marathonisi (Turtle Island)- 4:25pm to 4:55pm – swimming stop at Vasilikos- 5:40pm – arrive back at Zakynthos Port and transfer to your resort Please note, the times and schedule may vary on the day
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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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Smuggler's Cove half-day cruise with panoramic drive
Smuggler's Cove is a picture-postcard white pebble beach with a surprise – a shipwreck from an alleged smuggler who ran aground here in the early 80s. On this half-day boat trip, you'll cruise along the coast to see this famous spot, discover secret coves, swim and soak up the scenery. Kay, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Smuggler's Cove is also known as Shipwreck Beach, or “Navagio” in Greek. It's only accessible by boat, and it's one of the most photographed places in the whole of Greece.'After pick-up, enjoy a scenic drive to Porto Vromi – it takes up to 90 minutes – and hop on a boat towards Smuggler's Cove. You'll have half an hour or so to take in the vistas from the deck before the imposing white cliffs appear, sheltering the cove and its famous wreck. The 200-metre-high cliffs curve and swoop down behind the beach, dwarfing the shipwreck. Kay says, ‘To preserve the natural beauty of the area, instead of disembarking at Smuggler's cove, we'll pause here to admire the scenery and take a few Insta-perfect snaps.'Next, your captain will drop anchor at a nearby bay, and you'll have time to swim in the dazzling waters surrounded by Zante's coastal landscapes – don't forget your snorkel mask for spotting the colourful fish, coral and starfish here. Then, as we cruise back towards Porto Vromi, your captain will take you to a smooth, white-pebbled beach, a place so secret it doesn't even show up on Google. Cool off with a swim stop here and hear the story of the 'Poseidon's Face' – a rock formation believed to depict Poseidon, God of the sea – before setting off for the final leg back to shore.
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Zante St Dennis Festival experience
Street food, lively processions, fireworks and marching bands – the feast day of St Dennis is Zante's biggest event of the year. And you can enjoy the best views on this evening tour. See the procession of priests in their finest robes and then mingle with the locals in the festival bazaar. Maria, one of our local guides, says, ‘The celebration of our patron Saint Dennis – known as Dionysus locally – is the most important event in every Zakynthian's diary. A highlight of mine is seeing the town in all its festive finery as we weave through the bazaar.'To commemorate the island's patron saint, the whole of Zante comes out to celebrate on the 24th of August. You'll get to join in the festivities, heading into Zante town late afternoon. Take your spot in the crowd to watch the procession first, before a chance to mingle with the locals at the food stalls and bazaar. Maria says, ‘There'll be plenty of local delicacies on offer, including traditional sweet treats, roasted chestnuts, and my favourite – loukoumades – a typical Greek donut drenched in honey.'Soak up the buzzing atmosphere and snap up those last pics of the evening as fireworks light up the sky before the bus takes you back to your hotel.
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Zante tour with Blue Caves boat trip and wine-tasting
Timeless villages, wow-factor views and a coastal classic. This small group tour offers a snapshot of Zante's best bits. And if that wasn't enough, you'll get to try local olive oil and wine. Bianca, one of our local guides, says, ‘You get to discover those hard-to-reach places that are a relic of the past – the Skinari windmills, the narrow lanes of Volimes. Even after all these years on the island, I still feel a frisson when I see them.' And to top it off, this tour has a later starting time, meaning you won't miss out on your beauty sleep.We kick off with a tour and tasting at a family-run winery in Kallipado. For generations, it has produced wines made from local grape varieties such as robola and Pavlos. Next is a drive up the east coast with a photo stop at a famous beach. At Cape Skinari, drop in for homemade apple pie and a hot drink at the lighthouse and take some snaps of windmills before hopping aboard a boat for a trip to the Blue Caves. These sea arches have been carved by waves into white cliffs over millennia. And weather permitting, you'll get to dive in for a swim.Back on dry land, you'll enjoy a scenic drive through villages like Volimes and Anafonitria , as we head to Exo Chora. Here, there'll be a stop for a photo of a 2,000-year-old olive tree and a visit to a local cosmetics factory to see how olive oil products are made using the island's own produce, before rounding off the tour in Banatao with a meal in a local taverna. Amidst the backdrop of Insta-worthy landscapes, toast to the days adventures and taste the flavours of Greece with some snacks washed down with wine.
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Turtle Island family boat cruise in Zante with snorkelling
Surround yourself with the beauty of Ionian nature on this half-day cruise geared for children. You'll sail past Marathonisi Island, anchoring up for swimming along the way, before gaining an insight into local conservation efforts. Kay, one of our guides, says, ‘We love to show everyone this beautiful place and maybe spot a turtle to understand why and how we protect our environment. It's a fun tour, which makes sustainability visible.'You'll cast off from Agios Sostis, sailing past pine-clad Marathonisi Island in Laganas Bay. This uninhabited islet is nicknamed ‘Turtle Island' because its beaches are a favourite nesting site for loggerheads. Kids will love this one, too – there'll be activities aimed at teaching them more about turtle conservation. They'll also learn about respecting the island's environment, protecting it from litter.Next, you'll swing by the Oasis sea cave for a swim stop before heading closer to the island. We'll drop anchor once more for an extra dose of snorkelling. Remember to keep an eye on the water for signs of loggerhead turtles and dolphins. What's more, the boat has an integrated sewage drainage system, so nothing harms the sea.
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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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Olympia archeological site day trip from Zante
The birthplace of the Olympic Games is just a short hop across the Ionian Sea on mainland Greece. Catch the ferry over from Zante and head to ancient Olympia for a journey through the centuries. You'll also visit the fascinating Archaeological Museum. Konstantina, one of our guides, says, ‘Olympia has been standing there for more than 2,500 years, still inspiring as a must-stop on the way to a personal Odyssey. To wander around its ruins and to feel the connection with the past is a special feeling.'After docking at Kyllini, we'll drive through the ‘garden of Greece' – fields of tomatoes, melons and cotton – to one of the most important sanctuaries of antiquity. Alongside a licenced Olympia guide and our own local expert, you'll discover where the Olympic Games began in the 8th century BC. See the remains of the stadium where 45,000 spectators cheered on their favourite athletes, including the finishing line and waterside gym. What's more, you'll share the use of an iPad to bring to life the ruins and see how they once looked.You'll also see the ruins of the Temple of Hera, where the Olympic flame was first lit, and of the Temple of Zeus. It was here that the statue of Zeus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, once stood. Afterwards, head to the superb Archaeological Museum to see its collection of statues and bronzes. Finally, head into Olympia town, where you'll have time for lunch and a poke around the souvenir shops.
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Zante sunset cruise on a traditional Greek boat
Watching the sun set over the Ionian Sea is one of those must-do Zante experiences. And this cruise in a traditional Greek caïque boat features a swim before the main event. Constantine, one of our expert local guides, says "even though I've seen it a thousand times, it's a moment that still gives me a frisson. It's magical, romantic and soulful – Mother Nature at her most creative, steering the sun to set between the Misithres Rocks. Utter bliss."The scene is set the moment you board your boat. A wooden caique evokes a sense of nostalgia and tradition. Fishermen in the eastern Mediterranean have used these boats since ancient times. A guide will be on board to give you the inside track on all things Zante. Sailing from Agios Sostis harbour in the south, you'll sail towards Marathonisi, a small islet known locally as Turtle Island. You'll captain will drop anchor offshore for an early-evening dip. See caves and, with luck, loggerhead turtles before cruising to the west coast to catch the sunset.And the spot where you'll see it is hard to beat. Near the Misithres Rocks, there's an amazing view of the sunset perfectly sinking beyond the horizon between the two formations. It makes for Insta-perfect snaps. Plus, there'll be a singer on board who'll fill the air with laidback, romantic tunes to accompany the top-tier view. The romantic atmosphere will accompany you back to port as you sail along to the sounds of waves lapping gently against the hull and live music while sipping on a sparkling wine.
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Zante cruise with Blue Caves, Smuggler’s Cove and Greek dancing
This cruise around the northern tip of Zante serves up plenty of camera-friendly scenery and swim stops in hidden coves. You'll see stretches of the island's most mesmerising coastline, including the Blue Caves and Smuggler's Cove – that famous Greek postcard of the rusting cargo shipwreck on a pristine cliff-ringed beach. Chrissy, one of our expert local guides, says, "the sea around the Blue Caves seems to glow electric blue because the white limestone underwater reflects the sun through the azure water.'" You'll get to catch Zante's top coastal draws in one relaxing boat trip. We'll scoot around Cape Skinari, famed for its lighthouse, cliffs, windmills and pastel-blue water. After about two hours at sea, we'll reach Smuggler's Cove and the onshore shipwreck. Back in the 80s, a ship carrying contraband cigarettes ran aground in this chalk-white, pebbly cove. Nowadays, in order to preserve the area, the beach itself is closed to visitors, however, you'll still get to snap up iconic pics of the rusty ship from the boat. Chrissy adds, "Zante's best-known beach is only accessible by boat and it's one of the most photographed spots in the whole of Greece. A crime gone wrong has left us with an unexpected treasure."After a dip, you'll continue to the shimmering Blue Caves, where we'll pause for a photo stop. Carved into the cliffs, the sea-smoothed walls form arches over the dazzling blue waters. You'll have Greek snacks and drinks on board, followed by some time anchored at a secluded beach gem. We'll end the cruise on a high note with some entertainment – Greek dancing – as we bob back to shore.
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Popular experiences in Zante
Zante - Dirty Little Secret party in Zante
Ready to level up your Wednesday nights? Switch the sunbed for a wild night at El Paradiso Beach Club's Dirty Little Secret. Every week, Zante's hottest beach club gets a major glow-up. Picture TikTok-worthy fire shows, epic neon stages, and DJ sets that'll make your Insta blow up. It's the perfect spot to ditch the ordinary and dive into an extraordinary night of fun and excitement.Grab your squad and get ready to slay to the sickest remixes. The music is nonstop, with beats that'll keep you dancing all night long. Whether you're all about the moves or just want to let your hair down, El Paradiso's electric vibe is the perfect place to leave your secrets on the dancefloor.And the bar situation? It's stacked with unreal drink deals to keep your night lit. Enjoy a wide range of cocktails, shots, and other beverages at unbeatable prices. With everything set for an epic night out, El Paradiso Beach Club's Dirty Little Secret is the place to be every Wednesday. Don't miss out on the ultimate midweek party experience.
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Zante - Greek food and live music evening at Popolaros Taverna
Good food and good fun are on the menu at Popolaros Greek Taverna. Get in the holiday mood with this classic Greek evening – you'll try lots of typical local dishes, carefully prepared by Giorgios and his team. As the sun sets over the island, the candles are lit and the actors take to the stage. The sound of the bouzouki fills the air, and you find yourself tapping your feet to the rhythm. Dmitri, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Why not try dancing the zeibekiko traditional Greek dance? You follow the rhythm as the tempo gets faster and faster.'The evening begins with a transfer to the inviting taverna, where you can indulge in the traditional cuisine of Zante, prepared where possible with produce fresh from the family's own farm. Homemade bread is made from their own wheat, and most of the meat is reared on the farm, too. Organic vegetables are grown by the family for salads and sides, and you'll even get unlimited wine to sip on.Dmitri says, ‘My memories of family gatherings, holidays and special occasions all involve my mother, aunts and grannies baking. Frigania in summer, raisin and walnut-stuffed buns at Christmas and, all year-round, wood-fired oven-baked bread.' Popolaros is a traditional taverna where every dish is a celebration of the rich culture and traditions of Greece. As you finish your meal, sit back and enjoy a performance of local theatre with infectious Zakynthian music.
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Zante - Turtle Cruise to Marathonisi and Keri Peninsula
Loggerhead sea turtles have been residents of Zante's beaches for thousands of years, and with a bit of luck, you'll see them first-hand on this boat trip. Join an expert local guide for an educational day out at sea, passing by nesting sites, swimming in hidden bays and spending time in the village of Keri. Bianca, one of our guides, says, ‘In just one trip, you get to jump into clear waters, cruise along the Keri peninsula and, with luck, see turtles.'Available either in the morning from Zante harbour or the afternoon from Keri harbour, this half-day cruise is a real treat for all the family. You'll pass by the golden beaches of Vassilikos and Marathonisi, a pine-clad islet dubbed ‘Turtle Island'. The reason's simple – one of its beaches is a favourite turtle nesting site. Bianca, who's lived on Zante for more than 20 years, says of the scenery, ‘You can do this tour a thousand times and every day is different.' Be sure to keep a lookout for Loggerheads, and you may even spot a wild dolphin or two.Plus, you'll sail along the Keri peninsula, cruising by its sea-plunging cliffs, caves and lighthouse before dropping anchor for a swim stop at the Bay of Oasis. In the small village of Keri, you have a quick stop to shop for souvenirs, relax in a typical taverna or hit the beach. What's more, a volunteer from local conservation group ARCHELON – the Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece – will be on board to give you the lowdown on its work. What is the itinerary for this experience?This experience is available as a morning or afternoon turtle cruise, so the itinerary timings change depending on which one you pick.Morning option:- 8:45am – depart from Zakynthos Harbour- 9:30am to 10:00am – swimming stop at Vasilikos (Porto Roma) for 30 minutes- 11:00am to 11:20am – turtle spotting in Laganas Bay- 11:25am to 11:35am – photo stop at Marathonisi (Turtle Island)- 11:45am to 12:30pm – swimming stop at Oasis Bay for 45 minutes- 12:40pm to 12:50pm – photo stop at the Keri Caves- 1:00pm to 1:30pm – stop at Keri fishing village with time for a short village walk----------Afternoon option:- 12:50pm to 1:20pm – arrive at Keri, village walk and boat departure- 1:30pm to 1:40pm – photo stop at the Keri Caves- 2:00pm to 2:45pm – swimming stop at Oasis Bay for 45 minutes- 2:50pm to 3:10pm – turtle spotting- 3:15pm to 3:25pm – photo stop at Marathonisi (Turtle Island)- 4:25pm to 4:55pm – swimming stop at Vasilikos- 5:40pm – arrive back at Zakynthos Port and transfer to your resort Please note, the times and schedule may vary on the day
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Zante - Half-day Greek cooking adventure in Zante
A relaxed half-day experience exploring Greek food and culture, the perfect way to start your morning. You'll be welcomed with coffee and intros before getting hands-on in a kitchen set in a beautiful garden on Zante. Under expert guidance, you'll dive into preparing five traditional dishes, including an appetiser, main, salad and dessert in this fun, relaxed and interactive class that's suitable for all skill levels. You'll learn to craft Greek favourites like stifado, spinach pie and feta saganaki as you sip soft drinks and sample your creations along the way. As you cook, you'll discover more about Greek culture, cuisine and island life. To end the day, you'll sit down to savour the dishes you've created, served alongside a local beer or wine. All the ingredients and tools are provided, just bring along your enthusiasm and appetite. Finally, you'll receive a PDF recipe booklet to recreate the authentic flavours of Zante at home.
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Zante - Zakynthos town transfer
Exploring Zante's capital is effortless with this transfer. You'll be picked up from your hotel and taken directly into the city, where the evening is then yours to do as you wish – be it shopping, sightseeing or tasting local delicacies. There are loads to see and do.You'll have around four hours in the evening to discover the delights that Zakynthos Town has to offer. If you fancy a spot of souvenir shopping, then you'll be able to dip in and out of local boutiques, or enjoy a leisurely walk along the seafront Strada Marina, stopping for the odd aperitif or two.But if history and culture feature high on your agenda, then you've got museums and the famed Bohali Castle for sweeping views. Venetian-style architecture is abundant in the city, and Solomos Square is where you'll find both locals and visitors hanging out and watching the world go by. Enjoy the city as you want without the constraints of an itinerary, and soak up its magical atmosphere.
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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Zante - Smuggler's Cove half-day cruise with panoramic drive
Smuggler's Cove is a picture-postcard white pebble beach with a surprise – a shipwreck from an alleged smuggler who ran aground here in the early 80s. On this half-day boat trip, you'll cruise along the coast to see this famous spot, discover secret coves, swim and soak up the scenery. Kay, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Smuggler's Cove is also known as Shipwreck Beach, or “Navagio” in Greek. It's only accessible by boat, and it's one of the most photographed places in the whole of Greece.'After pick-up, enjoy a scenic drive to Porto Vromi – it takes up to 90 minutes – and hop on a boat towards Smuggler's Cove. You'll have half an hour or so to take in the vistas from the deck before the imposing white cliffs appear, sheltering the cove and its famous wreck. The 200-metre-high cliffs curve and swoop down behind the beach, dwarfing the shipwreck. Kay says, ‘To preserve the natural beauty of the area, instead of disembarking at Smuggler's cove, we'll pause here to admire the scenery and take a few Insta-perfect snaps.'Next, your captain will drop anchor at a nearby bay, and you'll have time to swim in the dazzling waters surrounded by Zante's coastal landscapes – don't forget your snorkel mask for spotting the colourful fish, coral and starfish here. Then, as we cruise back towards Porto Vromi, your captain will take you to a smooth, white-pebbled beach, a place so secret it doesn't even show up on Google. Cool off with a swim stop here and hear the story of the 'Poseidon's Face' – a rock formation believed to depict Poseidon, God of the sea – before setting off for the final leg back to shore.
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Zante - 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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Zante - 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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Zante - Midsummer Festival Cruise
Embark on an exclusive midsummer celebration aboard the Tui Nordic boat cruise. Sail southward from Agios Sostis, enjoying Nordic music and complimentary decorations. Enjoy swim stops along the way, with the chance to look out for turtles in the azure waters. Then you'll return to port, leaving you with cherished memories of this unique journey.
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Zante - Glass-bottom boat tour of southern Zante’s highlights
A laidback island outing unfolds as you hop between some of the prettiest spots along Zante's southern coast. Your day starts with a pick-up from your hotel and a short ride to the little port of Agios Sostis, where a glass-bottom boat is waiting to whisk you off for the day. Once you've grabbed a spot on board and settled in, keep an eye on the water – it's so clear along this stretch that there's a good chance of spotting loggerhead sea turtles gliding by.Your first stop is the Keri Caves, where sunlight bounces off the rock and turns the whole place into a natural light show. From there, the boat glides between the Myzithres Rocks, two towering formations rising straight out of the sea. Then, it's on to Picines Beach, a white-pebble spot only reachable by boat. With fewer crowds and water as blue as a swimming pool, it's a dreamy spot for a dip.The grand finale is the Eros Cave. You'll swim through its small entrance, explore the inside on foot and pop out the far side where the boat circles around to meet you again. After that, it's time for a chilled cruise back to the port.
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Zante - Zakynthos sunset 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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Zante - Zante cruise to Turtle Island for private groups
Grab a group of your nearest and dearest and set sail on this private cruise to the island of Marthonisi, better known as Turtle Island. You'll head out from Laganas Bay, part of the Zakynthos Marine Park which is a protected area where loggerhead turtles nest. Your experienced captain will tell you all about these endangered animals as you try to catch a glimpse of them during your three-hour trip. If the weather's on your side, you'll get to have a wander on the uninhabited island and go for a swim. It's like your own private slice of paradise.
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Zante - Half-day sea kayaking tour in Zante
Set off on a sea kayak adventure along Zante's stunning coast. Choose between the north or south of the island for an up-close look at its natural beauty. The southern Turtle Island starts in Keri and offers an easier route. You'll be guided through calm sparkling waters, past hidden caves and around turtle nesting grounds. For more of a challenge, the northern Blue Caves tour takes you across vibrant turquoise waters to explore several hard-to-reach glowing sea caves. Both tours include stops so you can give snorkelling a go.
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Zante - Laganas shuttle bus from Kalamaki, Argassi and Tsilivi
Hop on the party shuttle and head straight to the wildest events in Laganas. From Barmy Bingo to Switch Disco and Sunset Session Wonderland, the biggest parties go down at iconic clubs like Sizzle, Rescue, and Zeros. We'll pick you up near your hotel and drop you right in the middle of the action. Return trip? That part's up to you.
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Zante - Sneak party members only in Zante
Calling all partygoers, you won't want to miss this night out in Zante. Sizzle, one of the island's top clubs, has a new bash that's bound to light up the party scene. We're talking headlining DJs who'll keep the vibes going until the sun comes up, fire dancers to add some heat to the mix, and your usual nightclub classics – you know, neon lights confetti cannons, etc. So, what're you waiting for? Spice up your holiday to Zante with this sneaky night out.
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Zante - Boat tour to Zante’s Navagio Beach shipwreck
Between the towering cliffs of Navagio beach lies Zante's famous shipwreck, Panagiotis. On this boat trip you'll get plenty of photo ops with the wreck and hear about its modern-day pirate story. Your trip starts at Porto Vromi Maries on the northwest of the island, where you'll cruise up the coast, dropping anchor at beaches and caves along the way for a swim and snorkel. On your return, you'll see Poseidon's Profile in the rockface – some locals still believe the god of the seas brings good luck to visitors.
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Zante - Transfer to Agia Mavra Festival in Zante
Head over to the village of Macherado, in Zante, and dive into an authentic Greek celebration on this transfer-only tour. You'll be dropped off just a 30-minute walk from the village centre, where the fun begins. Stroll into Macherado for the evening and see how locals celebrate the Festival of Agia Mavra.During the festival, locals come together to celebrate Saint Mavra, with the main event of the evening being a procession of her icon through the streets – the locals believe it has the power to teleport. In the central square of the village, you'll hear live music, and watch the locals celebrate in true Greek style with traditional dances – you'll have as much fun watching as you would taking part, if you fancy it.Then, you can stop by the barbecue hosted here and tuck into some classic Greek fare. We're talking grilled spiced meats with sides of tzatziki, fresh bread and Greek salad. Plus, there's a bazaar with stalls stocked with local crafts, tasty treats and artisanal products – why not search for souvenirs to take with you?
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Zante - Turtle Island, Keri Caves and Mizithres Half-Day Private Cruise
Enjoy sailing on a luxury boat around Zakynthos getting close to the marine wildlife and discovering secrets spots away from the crowds.
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There's nothing like a beach day to kick off those holiday vibes, so this trip has you covered. Hop on a boat and sail the coast to spend some time overlooking Zante's most Instagrammable beach – Smuggler's Cove. Snap a few selfies with its famous shipwreck, and you'll get to see the incredible Blue Caves, too.
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