Top Zakynthos Private and Luxury

Combine mysterious shipwrecks and with crystal-clear waters and sulfur-filled hot springs on this action-packed beach crawl. Other highlights include a visit to the region’s blue caves in a glass-bottomed boat, two panoramic lookout points over Navagio shipwreck, and a photo stop along stunning Cameo, or “Wedding Island.” Tours include comfortable transfers between locations in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Discover some of Zakynthos’ top attractions and loveliest scenery in just half a day on this tour. Pick between morning and afternoon tour times, hop aboard a luxury Mercedes-Benz, and zip to Kalamaki to swim and spot turtle nests. Then, transfer to Laganas Beach to board a glass-bottom boat. Admire wildlife as you tour the Keri Caves (and sail through the arch), visit Cameo Island, head to Marathonisi (Turtle Island) and more.

You start your trip from Porto Vromi Maries, the closest port to the Shipwreck beach. You will visit the Shipwreck beach, the unique Hidden treasure cave, breathtaking local blue caves, Sfogio beach, White beach, Porto steniti, Poseidon's profile, the Heart cave with many stops for swimming, photos and snorkeling.

Zakynthos is known as a breeding ground for the endangered loggerhead (Caretta caretta) sea turtle. Immerse in their watery world on this small-group day trip to southern Zakynthos. Visit the nesting beach of Kalamaki, look for turtles from a glass-bottom boat, and swim at Marathonisi (Turtle Island) and the Keri Caves. Wrap up with a photo stop at Cameo Island and a visit to the Aristeon Ecological Olive Press.

Enjoy a day on the most beautiful beaches around Zakynthos without the hassle of trying to arrange your own transport. On this small-group tour you’ll visit several beaches, including the famous Shipwreck Beach, as well as the Blue Caves and Bochali Viewpoint. Enjoy swimming in the clear turquoise water and taking lots of great photos.

Cruise to Shipwreck Beach (Navagio) by glass-bottom boat on a boat ride from St. Nikolaos Port. Perfect if you only have half a day free, the cruise shows off the marine life under the surface of the sea, along with the landmarks and nature above it; the Blue Caves and the shipwreck are just two of the highlights.

Discover Zakynthos’ gorgeous loggerhead sea turtles swimming freely in their natural habitat when you book this convenient turtle trip, with a guide. Start at pretty Cameo Island, then cruise the marine park in a glass-bottom boat—great turtle pictures are guaranteed! Explore the charming Keri Caves, swim in the clear waters, and unwind on pretty little Marathonisi (Turtle Island). Choose between morning or afternoon departures to suit your schedule.

Zakynthos has plenty of scenic nature spots, but they can be hard to reach without your own vehicle and knowledge of the local area. With this private tour, have the ultimate stress-free day with private pickup, drop-off, and transportation between sites. Visit a selection of beautiful beaches—such as Xigia Sulfur Beach, Makris Gialos Beach, and Shipwreck Beach. Other highlights include a visit to a shipwreck (Navagio), the Blue Caves, and Bochali viewpoint.

Sightseeing trips can cover a lot of ground, but are usually limited by rigid itineraries and tight schedules. With this custom full-day tour, choose almost any destination in Zakynthos, and your guides help create an itinerary tailored to your interests and favorite activities. What’s more, you can choose from activities such as snorkeling, turtle-spotting, wine tasting, and others.

Travel to Marathonisi (Turtle Island) aboard a glass-bottom boat on this half-day excursion. After leaving the dock, the crew will try to spot loggerhead turtles in the shallow waters off Laganas Beach. Then it’s on to Turtle Island where you can swim, snorkel, and enjoy the scenery. The atmosphere can be somewhat party-like with many boats and floating food trucks.

During this 4-hour, self-guided tour you will have the once-in-a-lifetime chance to explore the well-preserved site where the Olympic games were born. The town of Elis was an important urban centre in the ancient Greece. It was the capital of the Elean kingdom in the western Greece. This town was responsible for the organization of the Olympic Games in ancient Olympia. Elis was built in a beneficial position, on the left shore of Peneios river. The archaeological research indicates the first signs of human presence in the area, very early at the prehistoric era.