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Blue Caves in Zakynthos

The Blue Caves are one of the most famous attractions in Zakynthos. Located on the northwest coast, between the port of Agios Nikolaos and Cape Skinari, the Blue Caves consist of a series of natural caves and arches ending in the large cave (Megali Spilia) and in the small cave (Mikri Spilia). Their name originates from the particular reflections that the water takes on inside them, a phenomenon very similar to that of the Blue Grotto of Capri. Here’s how to reach the Blue Caves by sea and by land.

How to reach the Blue Caves of Zakynthos by boat

The boats offering excursions to the Blue Caves depart from Zakynthos town harbour and from Agios Nikolaos port. If you want to visit the inside of the caves the only solution is to book an excursion with boats with maximum 50 seats , in fact the caves have a height of about 4 meters and consequently the large boats that go around the island cannot enter inside the Blue Caves but they can only stop in front of the entrance to take pictures of these particular rock formations. Keep in mind that in case of wind and rough sea it is not possible to enter the caves. Information on weather and sea conditions is posted on this Facebook group, subscribe and stay updated: CLICK HERE .

With the Welcometozante excursions it is possible to change the day of the excursion in case of bad weather or for health reasons . More information on Shipwreck Beach and Blue Caves Excursion .

Private Boat

An excellent alternative way to visit the Blue Caves of Zakynthos is to rent a private boat with or without a captain . This type of boat can typically hold up to 9 people (but larger models are also available) and the cost for a 2-hour tour ranges from € 200 upwards. More information on Shipwreck Beach and Blue Caves Excursion .

How to reach the Blue Caves of Zakynthos by car / scooter

To reach the Blue Caves by land you have to arrive with your own vehicle at the Windmill Restaurant, this is the position on Google Map https://g.page/potamitis-windmill?share . To the left of the mill there is a staircase that leads to the sea. Swimming to left and right you will notice small caves you can enter. It is forbidden (as well as dangerous) to swim to the entrance of the most important Blue Caves due to the numerous boats around this area.

Is it possible to swim inside the Blue Caves of Zakynthos?

Swimming is forbidden in the main Blue Caves due to the numerous boats that enter and leave the caves. It is possible to enter the smaller by swimming.

How do you know if the Blue Caves of Zakynthos are open or closed?

In case of wind and rough sea it is not possible to enter the caves. With Welcometozante it is possible to change the day of the excursion in case of bad weather or for health reasons. To find out about the marine situation at the moment you can contact the information service at 00306995806809 or check on this Facebook group: Welcometozante .

Blue Caves Zakynthos, Greece: How to Get There, Best Tours & Top Tips!

Posted on Last updated: October 29, 2023

Looking for advice on visiting the Blue Caves on Zante Island in Greece? You’ve come to the right place!

In this article I have outlined everything you need to know about visiting the Zakynthos Blue Caves. Including how to get there, the best tours to see them, what to pack, where to stay and more.

The Blue Caves are a series of natural rock formations along the northeast coast of Zante, both arches and caves, which are famous for their distinctive bright blue color of the waters.

They’re one of the most popular attractions of the island, and it’s easy to see why. Few other places in Zakynthos, if not all of Greece, have such a unique natural landscape.

So what are you waiting for? Let’s dive in, and discover everything you need to know about visiting the Blue Caves in Zakynthos, Greece!

• 1 What are the Blue Caves in Zakynthos? 
• 2 How to get to the Blue Caves 
• 3 The best Blue Caves tours 
• 4 What to do at the Blue Caves 
• 5 Is visiting the Blue Caves worth it?
• 6 Where to stay to visit the Blue Caves in Zakynthos
• 7 What to pack to visit the Blue Caves
• 8 Do you need travel insurance to visit the Blue Caves Zakynthos?

Exploring hidden caves in Zante, Greece, during our boat tour

What are the Blue Caves in Zakynthos?  

Located over in the northeast portion of the island of Greece, the Blue Caves of Zakynthos are well worth a visit. The beautiful natural formation is made up of a series of curving archways, as well as a succession of caves that lead into a larger inner cave.  

It’s easy to see why the caves have been dubbed the “Blue Caves”. The water here is strikingly blue, a sight made even more stunning by the cave walls, which create particular reflections of the water, and turn the famous Blue Caves into a surreal environment.

The colours of the ocean dancing off the walls of the caves are particularly beautiful, but the interesting arches are rock formations are also super cool.  

Exploring these unique caves is considered one of the best things to do in Zante , so it’s only natural that, during high season, they attract hundreds of visitors every day. 

Enjoying the beautiful water of Zakynthos on a private boat trip

How to get to the Blue Caves  

The caves aren’t the easiest place to access as you can only reach them by sea. That means you need to hop aboard a boat or peddle over in a kayak to see them.

The best way to see them is by opting for a Blue Caves of Zakynthos boat trip.  

The tours come in a range of different formats, from full-day excursions with lunches and other famous locations included, to simple kayak trips right into the mouth of the caves.

Choosing how to get to the caves is totally up to you, and will depend on your budget and whether you want to spend the whole day out and about exploring.  

Exploring hidden caves during our boat tour in Zakynthos, Greece

The best Blue Caves tours  

As there’s no real way to reach the Blue Caves independently, you’ll have to either join a Zakynthos boat tour or kayak tour, so here are the best ones for you to choose from:

Shipwreck Beach Private Boat Cruise

Set off on your very own private Blue Caves of Zante adventure . This private boat trip means you get your own boat all to yourself, so you and your crew can have a day to remember.  

The day starts with a departure from Porto Vromi, from there the first stop is seeing the famous shipwreck at Navagio Beach . Then, it’s onwards to see the Hidden Treasure Cave, another of Zakynthos’ beautiful caves.

After a refreshing swim, it’s time to see the main attraction: The Blue Caves.

The helpful guide is always on hand with a wealth of information about the various stops and will make sure the day runs as smoothly as possible. Overall, the private tour offers pretty good value for money.  

Click here to book your private boat cruise to the Blue Caves & Shipwreck Beach in Zante, Greece ,  or check out availability in the calendar below!

Enjoying our private boat tour around Zakynthos, with a stop at Navagio Shipwreck Beach

Kayaking through the rock formations of Keri Caves in Zakynthos, Greece

Navagio Shipwreck Beach & Blue Caves Tour

This full-day Blue Caves Zante tour packs a lot of places into the trip. First up you are collected from your accommodation and whisked to the port in an air-conditioned minibus.

Before hitting the high seas, the driver will take you to some iconic sights around the island of Zakynthos, including Bohali viewpoint and a swim at Xygia beach.

Then it’s time to hit the high seas in a speedboat which will whisk you James Bond style, to the Navagio Shipwreck beach.

After stopping for a swim, the boat will then drive you to the main event – the beautiful blue caves of Zakynthos.

And then, after all the fun of seeing the caves up close, the day winds up with the final stop: the 2000-year-old olive tree in Exo Chora village before being driven back home to where you’re staying.  

Check out prices & availability for your Blue Caves & Zante tour here , or in the calendar below!

Exploring the Blue Caves of Zakynthos, Greece, during our private boat tour

Blue caves of Zante day trip

This is a super fun tour of Zante’s Blue Caves that doesn’t last for hours on end. The perfect choice for travellers who don’t want to be out on the sea or on a tour that takes up the whole day.

The tour begins at Porto Vromi Maries and makes its way toward Navagio Beach. The famous 1980s shipwreck is the perfect spot to have a swim and snap some pictures.  

Afterwards, it’s time to explore the glistening waters of the Blue Caves. Seeing the caves, along with the knowledgeable and friendly crew, will turn an ordinary boat trip into a lifetime experience.

The atmosphere onboard the cruise is laid back and well-organised meaning you can really relax and enjoy the ride.

In total, the day trip included three different swimming spots so there’s plenty of chance to jump in and take a refreshing dip on a hot day.  

Check out prices & availability for this short Blue Caves tour in Zante here , or in the calendar below!

Blue Caves Zakynthos Kayak Tour  

Exploring by sea kayak is a super cool way to see the Blue Caves.

Being in a kayak means you can actually go inside the smaller caves and reach places that the bigger boats aren’t able to access. You can also go close to the cliffs and the amazing succession of limestone arches at the cave entrance. 

There’s no need to worry if you’re not too sure about how to actually kayak.

This kayak tour is available to anyone who is at least 6 years old with basic swimming skills, and your tour guide will give you helpful advice on what to do when you’re in the water.  

The kayak tours come in a range of different options from half-day excursions to private full-day trips, so it’s up to you to choose which tour you would like to join.  

Kayaking through the crystal clear waters of Zakynthos, Greece

Cruise to Navagio, Turtle Island & Keri Caves

This is the tour we did, and it was pretty perfect for us. If you prefer to spend time away from the crowds, you might want to book yourself a day out on this private cruise around the whole of Zakynthos .

Not only does this day trip stop off at the Blue Caves, but it also sees you spend time at a long list of dreamy destinations around the island.  

Hop aboard your very own boat at Porto Vromi and be driven by a local skipper to some of the most incredible beaches around Zante.

Along with the Blue Caves, highlights include the White Beach, Sfogio Beach, Plakaki Beach, and Keri Caves . Not only that, but the tour includes a visit to see turtle breeding grounds at Turtle Island.  

Click here to book your private cruise around Zakynthos (including the Blue Caves),   or check out the calendar below to see prices & availability!

The insanely blue water and cool rock formations of the Blue Caves in Zante, Greece

Blue Caves and Navagio Bay Swim Cruise

This Blue Caves of Zante boat tour offers up a slightly different experience. The small boat cruise takes you from the port of Agios Nikolaos to the famous location of the Navagio shipwreck.

After a swim, the next stop of the day is the Blue Caves. After passing through the natural archways of the cave entrance, the small boats will be able to take you deep into the caves.

Compared to some of the bigger cruise boats, the smaller boats are great since they can go deep into the caves, and not just into the largest cave like the big cruise ships.

Once inside you will be able to see the walls of the amazing caves up close and, in the right conditions, you’re able to actually swim inside the caves itself.  

Check out prices & availability for your Blue Caves swim tour in Zante here , or in the calendar below!

Exploring the Blue Caves of Zakynthos in Greece during our boat tour

What to do at the Blue Caves  

The famous Blue Zante Caves are included on a lot of boat trip itineraries. Most tours don’t stay too long inside of them, which is why it’s best to combine a visit to the Blue Caves with a wider Zakynthos boat tour.  

When visiting them, the caves themselves are the main attraction. Seeing the glowing blue of the water reflected on the walls of the caves is a pretty beautiful sight.

The cruise will take you in and out of the caves, passing through the arches and admiring the ambience of the cave as you go.

Exploring Keri Caves and Turtle Island during our private boat tour around Zakynthos Island

Is visiting the Blue Caves worth it?

While undoubtedly beautiful, I personally didn’t find the Blue Caves to be that exciting (although I’m also a bit claustrophobic and don’t like caves in general, so I’m probably not very objective).

The rock formations are pretty unique and the water inside them is incredibly clear and turquoise, but in my opinion it’s not the highlight of a Zante trip.

On the other hand, doing a boat trip around Zante island was pretty amazing, and I would highly recommend it to anyone. 

If you combine your visit to the Blue Caves with a wider Zakynthos boat tour, and spend the day out at sea with your friends seeing other unique sights like Shipwreck Beach, Keri Caves and Turtle Island (like with this private tour we did), then yes I’d say the Blue Caves are worth visiting.

I also wouldn’t travel to Zante just to see the Blue Caves. Other Greek islands like Santorini and Mykonos are without a doubt more iconic, but Zante is a pretty good option for a more chill beach holiday.

So if you’re planning a Greek island getaway this summer, and choose Zakynthos for your holiday, make sure to add the Blue Caves to your itinerary, but only as part of a wider Zante tour.

Enjoying our boat trip around Zante Island in Greece

Where to stay to visit the Blue Caves in Zakynthos

It doesn’t really matter where you stay in Zante to visit the Blue Caves.

You’ll be closer to the caves if you stay in the north, but the island isn’t particularly big, and you can be there in one hour even if you stay in the south in Laganas or Keri.

Plus, boat tours will have departure points across various parts of the island, and you can pick one that sets off close to you. As such, here are some of the best places to stay in Zakynthos for every budget, and in different areas around the island.

Budget: Gerovasis Apartments with Sea View – We spent five nights here and found it to be a perfect base for exploring Zante. Located in the quiet beach town of Keri, the apartment is spacious, clean, has epic views and is fairly cheap.

Click here to book your stay at Gerovasis Apartments with Sea View!

Mid-range: Joya Luxury Villas – Even though there is Luxury in the name, this beautiful villa is actually pretty affordable, while still offering a luxury service. It sleeps up to 10 people, has a private pool, and is perfectly positioned to explore the North East coast of Zante. We stayed here for the weekend and loved it.

Click here to book your stay at Joya Luxury Villas in Zante!

Luxury: Lesante Cape Resort & Villas – We had lunch here and fell in love with the venue. This 5-star hotel has beautiful little villas with private pools, amazing service, stunning views and is in a great position. Perfect to spoil yourself!

Click here to see prices & availability at Lesante Cape Resort & Villas!

The beautiful pool and sea view at Lesante Cape Resort & Villas in Zante, Greece

What to pack to visit the Blue Caves

You don’t really need anything special to visit the Blue Caves, just your usual beach essentials. I listed anyway a couple of items that will make your boat trip to the Blue Caves smoother.

Power bank – you don’t want your phone to run out of battery while you’re busy capturing the stunning caves and beautiful blue waters!

Stainless steel water bottle – save money and reduce plastic consumption by bringing your own water bottle and refilling it.

Sunscreen – Especially if you visit in summer, you don’t want to ruin your trip by getting sunburnt.

Hat – Same as above, the sun is strong, you’ll want some shade for your head during the day!

The beautiful crystal clear water of Zakynthos, Greece

Do you need travel insurance to visit the Blue Caves Zakynthos?

After my personal experience spending two nights in a private hospital in Tenerife, and having to pay for it out of pocket (it wasn’t cheap), I always recommend getting travel insurance .

You might not end up needing it, but for a small fee you can travel without worries. Personally, I suggest getting your Greece travel insurance with  Heymondo .

Heymondo offers tailor made travel insurance, providing the best value for money for your specific trip. You can also buy it once you’re already abroad and have forgotten about it before flying (which, if you’re anything like me, is quite likely).

Besides the usual cancellation, medical expenses, luggage coverage and general travel insurance services, Heymondo also has a 24/7 doctor chat and instant assistance through their app.

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Enjoying the view over the iconic Navagio Shipwreck Beach in Zakynthos, Greece

Final thoughts on visiting the Blue Caves in Zakynthos, Greece

There you have it, the ultimate guide to visiting the Zante Blue Caves! Have you visited these unique sea caves before? How did you find it? Let me know in the comments below!

With their picturesque rock formations, and the startling blue colour of the seawater, it’s easy to see why these caves have become so popular.

Like I already mentioned, I didn’t personally love them, but that has more to do with my personal aversion to caves than to the beauty of these sea caves specifically.

They’re gorgeous caves and well worthy of a visit, especially if combined to other famous sights in Zante on an epic boat trip around the island . They might not be the stuff of Europe bucket lists , but they’re pretty beautiful.

I hope you found my Zante Blue Caves guide useful! If you have any questions, just let me know in the comments below!

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Zakynthos Blue Caves

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The land of Zakynthos is quite mountainous, and just like the rest of the Ionian Islands, there are a number of fertile valleys and green plains that depict superb landscapes on the island. The island's coasts are vast as well as craggy and rocky on the north. On the other hand, the beaches are sandy in the southern area, hosting many gulfs such as the Laganas Gulf. The beauty of this area gives a great boost to the tour industry, to the point of becoming an extremely popular destination.

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However, it is on the west coast where Zakynthos offers one of its most stunning views: the blue caves . They are also known as the blue caves of Volimes , the picturesque village where they are located. This area is wilder, more rural, and less transited than the others mentioned above. In fact, the blue caves are only accessible by the sea. Yet, this fact has not stopped them from being one of the main attractions of this Greek island, especially at certain times of the day.

The distinctive element of the blue caves is that they reflect the vibrating and striking blue color of the waters in them, which at the same time capture and reflect the shine of the limpid sky reflected on their surface. This succession of bright reflections creates an almost magical atmosphere that is better appreciated at sunrise or sunset. The biggest is called Cyan Cave ( Kianon Spileon ).

There are many boats available for rent in the main port of Zakynthos for tourists to get to the blue caves.

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Top Tours and activities

Island tour by bus.

Discover the non tourist side of Zakynthos in this lovely bus tour. See the traditional villages, the Shipwreck from above and the Blue Caves by boat.

Pirate cruise around the island

Explore the coastline of Zakynthos on this amazing pirate ship. See the Blue Caves and the Caves of Keri, swim at the famous Shipwreck Beach and see the seaside villages of Zakynthos from the sea!

Cruise around the island by Delfini

A marvelous tour that goes around the wild coasts of Zakynthos. See the Blue Caves, swim in Navagio Beach, admire the caves of Keri and see the coastline of this lovely island.

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The blue caves also have interesting arches created by erosion over thousands of years, which allow for going through these caves and getting surrounded by this surreal environment. However, there is one way of being part of that marvelous scenery apart from getting surrounded by the cave's arches: diving.

The place is the soft spot for those who visit Zante and enjoy diving. Getting into these waters in order to experience and investigate the greatness of the blue caves really makes this trip a once-in-a-lifetime experience. In addition, once under the water, the darkness in many of the caves seems to be interrupted by some rays of light that dye the waters with turquoise shades, creating an imposing effect. These kinds of experiences usually remind the visitor of the many palaces, myths and fantastic literary characters and scenarios that characterize the Greek art manifestations, and it turns obvious where the inspiration of ancient artists came from. No matter who the trip is shared with, a good camera will be your best friend during your visit to the blue caves of Zakynthos.

For those who are not fond of diving, this trip is a good excuse to sail, as well as to get away from the town and enjoy this peaceful place with such stunning views.

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• ursula37 30 Sep 2010 Dive from the boat Lovely place that can be visited only by boat. Actually the boat that goes to Navagio Beach passes through the Blue Caves. It makes a short stop and people dive from the boat to the crystal water. Very wild and adorable landscape that should not be missed from your trip to Zakynthos. The caves and Navagio are the two most photographed places of the island.

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Zakynthos : One Day Small Group Tour to Navagio Beach Blue Caves & Top View

Zakynthos, the idyllic Greek island, offers a captivating one-day small group tour that unveils its most iconic natural wonders. From the legendary Navagio Beach , where a shipwreck rests amidst towering limestone cliffs, to the mesmerizing Blue Caves and panoramic viewpoints, this comprehensive excursion promises an immersive exploration of the island’s diverse beauty. With seamless transportation, knowledgeable guides, and admission tickets included, travelers can explore Zakynthos ‘ rich history and unique geological features, leaving them eager to uncover more of this enchanting Mediterranean destination.

• The tour includes visits to Zakynthos’ top attractions, such as the iconic Navagio (Shipwreck) Beach and the stunning Blue Caves.
• The tour provides panoramic views from Bochali Hill and Cameo Island, offering a picturesque experience.
• The tour includes air-conditioned transportation, admission tickets, bottled water, and professional drivers and local guides.
• The tour duration is 8-10 hours, with door-to-door pickup and drop-off services.
• The tour is suitable for participants without heart problems or serious medical conditions, with accessibility for strollers but not wheelchairs.

Tour Overview

This tour typically combines visits to several of Zakynthos’ top attractions, including the iconic Navagio (Shipwreck) Beach, the picturesque Blue Caves , and the scenic Makris Gialos and Xigia Beaches .

Travelers will also get to explore Bochali Hill , which offers panoramic views of the island, and visit Cameo Island .

The tour includes boat rides, plenty of photo opportunities, and free time for lunch. With air-conditioned transportation, admission tickets, and professional local guides, this small group tour provides a comprehensive and convenient way to see the best of Zakynthos in a single day.

Included Features

The tour typically includes air-conditioned vehicle transportation to and from the accommodations, along with all necessary admission tickets and fees . Bottled water is also provided for the travelers throughout the day.

Professional drivers and local guides with expertise in photography, ensuring memorable captures of the day’s highlights.

Door-to-door pickup and drop-off services, making for a seamless and convenient experience.

Boat rides to access the iconic Blue Caves and other coastal attractions.

Ample free time for travelers to explore and enjoy lunch at their own pace.

These included features ensure a comprehensive and well-rounded tour experience for visitors to Zakynthos.

Key Highlights

Navagio Beach, also known as Shipwreck Beach , offers visitors a 1-hour immersive experience to witness the iconic shipwreck and rugged coastal landscape.

The Blue Caves , just a short boat ride away, provide a 50-minute tour of the stunning natural rock formations and crystal-clear waters.

Xigia Beach is another highlight, known for its natural sulfur springs that are believed to have therapeutic properties.

The tour includes a stop at Bochali Hill , which offers panoramic views of the entire island of Zakynthos.

These key highlights allow visitors to experience the diverse natural beauty and unique attractions that make this region of Greece so captivating.

Tour Structure

The tour typically begins with door-to-door pickup from travelers’ accommodations across the island of Zakynthos.

It then includes a total of 7 stops showcasing the region’s diverse natural attractions over an 8-10 hour duration.

Visitors first explore the iconic Navagio Beach before embarking on a boat tour of the breathtaking Blue Caves.

The tour also includes visits to:

• Makris Gialos Beach
• Xigia Beach, known for its sulfur springs
• Bochali Hill, offering panoramic island views
• Cameo Island

Throughout the day, travelers enjoy ample photo opportunities and free time for lunch, all while being transported in an air-conditioned vehicle with professional local guides.

Additional Information

Along With the comprehensive itinerary , travelers can expect confirmation at the time of booking and easy accessibility for strollers , though the tour isn’t wheelchair-friendly .

Infants must sit on laps, with infant seats available as needed. Participants should also be free of heart problems or other serious medical conditions that could impact their enjoyment of the day-long excursion, which accommodates a maximum of 22 travelers per group.

With these considerations in mind, guests can look forward to a seamless and memorable experience exploring Zakynthos’ stunning natural landscapes, from the iconic Navagio Beach to the captivating Blue Caves and beyond. The tour provides a well-rounded and accessible way to discover the island’s top highlights.

Navagio Beach Exploration

Travelers first get to explore the iconic Navagio Beach, also known as the ‘Shipwreck Beach’, during this captivating tour.

This stunning beach, accessible only by boat, is renowned for its dramatic limestone cliffs and the rusting remains of a shipwreck that lies upon its white sandy shores.

Visitors will have the opportunity to:

• Snap breathtaking photos of the picturesque landscape.
• Soak in the serene atmosphere and tranquil turquoise waters.
• Learn about the fascinating history behind the shipwreck.
• Appreciate the sheer scale and natural beauty of this one-of-a-kind destination.

With an included admission ticket and a 1-hour visit, travelers can fully enjoy this iconic Zakynthian landmark.

Blue Caves Boat Tour

Next up on the tour is the captivating Blue Caves boat excursion , where visitors can marvel at the mesmerizing azure hues that permeate these natural wonders .

An included 50-minute boat ride transports travelers to the hidden coves and tunnels carved into the island’s limestone cliffs, allowing them to fully appreciate the caves’ breathtaking natural beauty .

As the boats glide through the crystal-clear waters, guests will be enchanted by the vibrant shades of blue that seem to glow from within the caves.

This unique geological formation is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Zakynthos, offering a one-of-a-kind opportunity to enjoy the island’s stunning coastal landscapes.

Scenic Island Stops

After the captivating Blue Caves boat tour, the tour continues its exploration of Zakynthos’ scenic island stops. Visitors will get the chance to witness the stunning Xigia Beach, renowned for its therapeutic sulfur springs, before ascending to the panoramic viewpoint of Bochali Hill, which offers breathtaking vistas over the island’s picturesque landscapes.

• Makris Gialos Beach, a tranquil stretch of golden sand.
• Cameo Island, a small but picturesque islet connected to the mainland.
• Navagio Beach, also known as ‘Shipwreck Beach’, for its iconic shipwreck backdrop.

The tour also includes various photo opportunities along the way, capturing the essence of Zakynthos’ natural beauty.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum age requirement for the tour.

The tour does not have a specific minimum age requirement. However, it notes that infants must sit on laps, indicating that they can be accommodated on the tour.

Can We Bring Our Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

Yes, travelers are welcome to bring their own food and drinks on the tour. The tour provides bottled water, but guests can supplement this with their own refreshments during the day.

Is There an Option for a Private Tour Instead of a Group Tour?

This tour offers a private option in addition to the small group tour. Travelers can request a private tour, which provides a more personalized experience with a dedicated driver/guide and flexibility to customize the itinerary.

What Is the Cancellation and Refund Policy for the Tour?

The tour’s cancellation and refund policy typically allows customers to cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the tour. Partial or no refunds may apply for cancellations within 24 hours. Policies can vary, so customers should check the specific terms.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Students or Seniors?

The tour does not currently offer any discounts for students or seniors. The price is the same for all travelers regardless of age or student status. Discounts may be available through third-party booking sites or special promotions.

This one-day small group tour offers an immersive experience showcasing Zakynthos’ natural wonders .

Travelers will discover the iconic Navagio Beach , explore the Blue Caves by boat, and enjoy panoramic views from Bochali Hill and Cameo Island.

With convenient transportation, admission tickets, and professional guides, this tour provides a seamless way to uncover the diverse beauty of this Greek island within a compact itinerary.

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Τhe most impressive natural attraction of Zakynthos

Near Cape Skinari, on the north side of Zakynthos island, the Blue Caves compose a landscape of wild and at the same time peaceful beauty. The rough rocks, on the one hand, the calm waters with the deep blue color, but also the strange feeling of the caves on the other, create all the necessary elements for a unique experience. The colorful feast is not limited to white and blue but also includes purple and orange corals in the water.

Visitors can reach the caves by boat, which start from various parts of the island and make itineraries to northwestern Zakynthos. Some of them pass only outside the caves while others enter some of the spaces. The successive chambers lead to the Big and the Small Cave, leaving the visitor to enjoy the wonderful colors from the reflection of the water and the morphology of the rocks.

In addition to the boat ride, the adventurous try a dip in their beautiful – and cold – blue waters while many combine a visit to the Blue Caves with a walk to the famous Shipwreck.

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