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Kefalonia
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Zakythnos

The Ionian Islands Escape Corfu to Zakynthos

Departing from Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece
Recommended duration: ideal for 7-14 days

Experience the enchantment of the Ionian Islands, where each island is a treasure trove of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Join us on this unforgettable journey full of discovery!

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Corfu Airport
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Total Sailing:122 Miles

Sail into the Heart of the Ionian Sea!

Embark on a captivating journey through the Ionian Islands, where each island is a treasure trove of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

  • Dive your adventure in Corfu, known as the "Emerald Isle" for its lush greenery and stunning landscapes. Set sail for Paxos, a hidden gem of the Ionian Sea. Discover secluded coves, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque villages.
  • Continue your journey to Lefkada, often referred to as the "Caribbean of Greece" for its turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. Relax on beautiful beaches and explore natural wonders. 
  • Sail to Ithaca, the legendary home of Odysseus. 
  • Visit Kefalonia, the largest of the Ionian Islands. Discover stunning beaches, dramatic cliffs, and picturesque villages.
  • Continue your journey in Zakynthos, known for Shipwreck Beach and breathtaking views. Explore natural wonders and enjoy a vibrant nightlife.

Corfu Airport is the nearest point of arrival. You can quickly embark on your unforgettable sea adventure with a short transfer from the airport at the beginning of your journey. Join us on this unforgettable journey through the Ionian Islands.

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Corfu

Corfu is the family-friendly capital of the Ionian — green hills sloping straight into clear water, a Venetian old town pencilled with shaded alleys, and an island that runs at a pace different from the windier Cyclades. The west coast packs the postcard anchorages: Paleokastritsa's six bays, the Liapades cliffs, and the signature Canal d'Amour at Sidari. South, Paxos and Antipaxos sit within a half-day's sail — turquoise sea caves at Tripitos, a single sleepy port at Gaios, the sandy Voutoumi beach on Antipaxos. Corfu Town brings the cultural payoff — Venetian fortresses, British-era cricket on the esplanade, and tavernas serving pastitsada and bourdeto you won't find elsewhere in Greece. Season runs May through October; meltemi rarely reaches this far west, so winds stay manageable.

Recommended duration: ideal for 1 days
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Nearby Attractions
Corfu Old Town
4.9

The Old Town of Corfu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a maze of narrow streets, historic buildings, and Venetian fortresses. Visitors can explore landmarks such as the Old Fortress, New Fortress, and the Liston promenade, lined with elegant cafes and restaurants. The Old Town is also home to numerous museums, churches, and shops selling local handicrafts.

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History
Paleokastritsa
4.9

Palaiokastritsa is a picturesque coastal village surrounded by lush green hills and crystal-clear waters. It is famous for its beautiful beaches, including Agios Spyridon and La Grotta, as well as the historic monastery perched on a hilltop overlooking the sea. Visitors can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and boat trips to explore the nearby caves and secluded coves.

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Achilleion Palace
4.9

Built by Empress Elisabeth of Austria (Sisi) in the late 19th century, Achilleion Palace is a grand neoclassical mansion located just south of Corfu Town. The palace is adorned with beautiful gardens, statues, and frescoes depicting scenes from Greek mythology. Visitors can explore the opulent interiors, including the Empress's living quarters and the grand staircase, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape from the palace grounds.

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Kanoni and Mouse Island
4.9

Kanoni is a scenic area located just south of Corfu Town, known for its stunning views of Mouse Island (Pontikonisi) and the Vlacherna Monastery. Visitors can enjoy panoramic vistas from the hilltop, take boat trips to explore Mouse Island and its picturesque chapel, and relax in the tranquil surroundings.

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Nearby Restaurants
Etrusco
4.9

Nestled in a picturesque courtyard in Corfu Town, Etrusco is a renowned Italian restaurant known for its authentic cuisine and romantic ambiance. The menu features a variety of pasta dishes, risottos, and wood-fired pizzas, as well as seafood and meat entrees, all prepared with care and attention to detail.

Mediterranean
Greek
Venetian Well Restaurant
4.9

Nestled in the heart of Corfu Town's enchanting alleyways, Venetian Well stands as a distinguished dining destination, offering an exquisite culinary journey. Indulge in a menu showcasing elite flavors, featuring fine dining dishes crafted around high-end pasta, seafood, fish, and premium meat cuts, alongside mouthwatering salad bowls. Vegetarian options and specially curated mignardise platters cater to diverse palates, ensuring a memorable experience.

Complement your chosen meal with a selection from the extensive array of local and international wines, ranging from timeless classics to exclusive 1996 Dom Perignon champagne bottles. Housed within a beautifully decorated building boasting vintage interiors and charming exterior spaces, Venetian Well provides an intimate ambiance, ideal for hosting upscale events.

Mediterranean
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Sailor's Pub & Restaurant
4.9
Brew Pub
Mediterranean
Salto Wine Bar & Bistro
4.9

Located in Corfu Town, Salto Wine Bar & Bistro offers a sophisticated dining experience with a focus on Mediterranean cuisine and an extensive wine list featuring local and international selections. The elegant ambiance, attentive service, and delicious food make it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

Mediterranean
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Trilogia Restaurant
4.9

Situated in the picturesque setting of Kassiopi, Trilogia Restaurant beckons diners to indulge in a refined culinary journey. Specializing in Greek and Mediterranean cuisines, this establishment promises a fine dining experience like no other. Led by a master chef boasting over two decades of expertise, Trilogia crafts exquisite dishes using locally sourced ingredients. Guests can delight in a wide array of hot and cold appetizers, each meticulously prepared to tantalize the taste buds.

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Notes to sailors
  • Agni Bay is a popular anchorage on the NE tip of Corfu. The S part of the bay has several tavernas with long jetties to anchor a yacht. The depths at the pier ends are 2.5 meters. Yachts usually anchor off in depths of 8 – 10 meters. The holding is good in sand, mud, and weed. The shelter is good from NW winds, but it is open E and S and can be difficult in strong winds.

  • Berthing options on Corfu include the capital, Corfu Town, small harbors of Kassiopi, Petriti, and Palaiokastritsa, and attractive anchorages like Agni, Kalami, Kouloura, Ayios Stefanos, and Ayios Yeoryios.


  • Kalami Bay is a spacious anchorage on the NE tip of Corfu. You can anchor 50 meters off the beach in 5.0 - 8.0 meter depths. It's advisable to take a line ashore to the rocks in the NW corner for better holding.


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Paxos

Paxos is the smallest of the seven main Ionian Islands — 30 square kilometres of olive groves and limestone cliffs, with a permanent population under 2,500 and three small villages. The main harbour at Gaios sits in a protected channel between the main island and the islet of Agios Nikolaos, with neoclassical houses lining the quay. Lakka on the north has a calm bay favoured by yachts, and Loggos in the middle holds the prettiest taverna row. The west coast is a wall of cliffs cut by blue sea caves reachable only by small boat. Paxos is 90 minutes south of Corfu. Season runs May through October.

Recommended duration: ideal for 1 days
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Nearby Attractions
Lakka (Paxos)
4.9

Nestled in the northern tip of Paxos, the charming harbor village of Lakka is a sailor’s dream. Surrounded by pine-clad hills and embraced by a turquoise bay, Lakka offers both shelter and serenity. As you sail in, the calm, clear waters invite you to drop anchor and dive right into nature’s bliss.

Spend your day exploring the island’s pristine beaches: Harami Beach, with its white pebbles and gentle waters, is perfect for families and swimmers, while Orkos Beach offers seclusion and untouched beauty for those seeking quietude. For a more shaded, peaceful retreat, head to Kanoni Beach, hidden among olive trees just steps from the village.

Wander through Lakka’s quaint streets, lined with pastel houses, local boutiques, and seaside tavernas serving fresh seafood and local wines. Don’t miss a visit to the small St. John’s Church, a humble gem of island heritage.

With its blend of natural beauty and authentic charm, Lakka captures the timeless rhythm of Greek island life—inviting you to slow down, soak it in, and simply stay a little longer.

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Blue Caves
4.9

The Blue Caves are a series of sea caves located along the island's rugged coastline, known for their mesmerizing blue hues created by the reflection of sunlight on the water. Visitors can explore the caves by boat, taking in the stunning rock formations and vibrant colors. Snorkeling and swimming in the clear waters around the caves are also popular activities.

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Antipaxos Beaches
4.9

Antipaxos is a small island located just south of Paxos, known for its pristine beaches and turquoise waters. Voutoumi and Vrika beaches are among the most famous, offering soft white sand and shallow waters ideal for swimming and sunbathing. 

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Loggos Village
4.9

Loggos is a picturesque fishing village nestled along the northeast coast of Paxos, known for its charming harbor, traditional tavernas, and relaxed atmosphere. Visitors can stroll along the waterfront promenade, admire the colorful fishing boats, and dine at one of the waterfront tavernas serving fresh seafood and local delicacies. The village also offers stunning sunset views over the Ionian Sea.

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Nearby Restaurants
Erimitis Restaurant
4.9

Situated on the west coast of Paxos, Erimitis Bar & Restaurant offers breathtaking sunset views and creative Mediterranean cuisine. The menu features innovative dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, as well as a selection of cocktails and fine wines.

Mediterranean
La Vista
4.9

Nestled in a serene setting just a stone's throw from the sea, La Vista restaurant offers a tranquil dining experience. Specializing in seafood, the menu features fresh fish and mussels, perennial favorites among diners. With a regularly changing menu, guests are encouraged to inquire with the staff for new offerings and additions to the daily specials. La Vista also offers a selection of excellent draft beers and soft drinks, ideal for complementing your meal perfectly.

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Taka Taka
4.9

Located in Gaios, Taka Taka is a popular taverna known for its relaxed atmosphere and mouthwatering Greek dishes. Visitors can enjoy traditional favorites like moussaka, souvlaki, and fresh seafood, all prepared with locally sourced ingredients.

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Mediterranean
Greek
Carnayo
4.9

Carnayo offers a welcoming retreat, perfect for unwinding and hospitality. Set within a quaint traditional building adorned with stone and wooden accents, the restaurant is enveloped by a delightful garden brimming with flowers and olive trees. The menu showcases an array of local delicacies from Corfu and Paxos, meticulously crafted using top-quality ingredients. Explore a rich selection of Greek wines in Carnayo's cellar, where the knowledgeable staff is readily available to offer recommendations and guidance on wine pairings.

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Notes to sailors
  • Two reefs on the east side of Paxos pose a potential danger to yachts: Ifalos Paxoi (0.5 mi east of Longos) and Ifalos Panayias (2 mi east of Gaios). West of Paxos' northern tip is Vk Marmaro islet with extensive reefs running NW. Caution is advised while navigating in these areas.

  • Mongonisi is a natural inlet at the extreme S end of Paxos, immediately NW of the tiny islet of Kaltsonisi. The inlet here offers excellent shelter in all but NE winds.


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Lefkada

Lefkada is a special Greek island because you can get there by car, thanks to a bridge from the mainland. It's known for amazing blue waters, white beaches, and green nature.

Amazing Beaches Some of the best beaches are Porto Katsiki and Egremni. They have bright blue water and are perfect for relaxing and swimming.

Nature and Hiking The island isn't just beaches. It has green mountains and waterfalls, like those in Nydri. These places are great for walking and seeing the island's beauty.

Cute Towns Places like Lefkada Town and Vasiliki have narrow streets and pretty houses. They're good for walking around and seeing local life.

Fun in the Water Lefkada is also famous for water sports, especially windsurfing. The wind here is just right for it, making it a fun place for adventures on the water.

Tasty Food The food in Lefkada is delicious. You can try seafood and Greek dishes that taste wonderful.

Recommended duration: ideal for 1 days
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Sivota
4.9

Tucked into the southern coast of Lefkada, Sivota is a picturesque fishing village that offers a peaceful anchorage wrapped in olive-covered hills. As your boat glides into the narrow fjord-like bay, the charming harbor reveals itself—lined with traditional tavernas, cozy cafés, and moored sailboats swaying gently in the Ionian breeze.

While Sivota is small, it’s rich in atmosphere. Spend the day strolling the promenade, enjoying fresh octopus under vine-covered terraces, or exploring nearby coves by dinghy. The calm waters make it an ideal overnight stop for sailors seeking relaxation, good food, and authentic island hospitality.

Whether you’re arriving for lunch or staying the night, Sivota welcomes you with the slow, sincere rhythm of Greek coastal life.

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Vasiliki
4.9

Located on the wind-swept southern coast of Lefkada, Vasiliki is a vibrant sailing hub that blends laid-back island charm with adrenaline-pumping watersports. Famed for its consistent afternoon winds, the bay is a paradise for windsurfers and active travelers.

Off the water, the village offers a welcoming blend of traditional and modern—narrow lanes lined with artisan shops, waterfront cafés, and beach bars that come alive at sunset. Whether you're here for the thrill of the wind or the warmth of the community, Vasiliki delivers energy, beauty, and a true taste of island life.

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Egremni Beach
4.9

Egremni Beach is another stunning beach on Lefkada known for its turquoise waters and pristine sandy shoreline. Accessible via a long staircase carved into the cliffside, Egremni offers a more secluded and peaceful atmosphere compared to Porto Katsiki. Visitors can unwind on the beach, swim in the crystal-clear waters, and soak up the sun while enjoying panoramic views of the Ionian Sea.

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Agia Mavra Fortress
4.9

Located near Lefkada Town, Agia Mavra Fortress is a historic Venetian castle dating back to the 14th century. The fortress played a crucial role in defending the island against various invaders throughout its history, including the Ottoman Empire and the Venetian Republic. Visitors can explore the well-preserved walls, towers, and battlements of the fortress, as well as the interior courtyard and underground chambers. The castle offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and is a popular spot for photography and sightseeing. Additionally, Agia Mavra Fortress hosts cultural events and festivals during the summer months, adding to its allure as a must-visit attraction in Lefkada.

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Porto Katsiki Beach
4.9

Porto Katsiki is one of the most famous and breathtaking beaches in Greece, renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, golden sand, and dramatic cliffs. Accessible via a steep staircase or by boat, Porto Katsiki offers stunning views and excellent swimming and sunbathing opportunities.

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Nydri Waterfalls
4.9

Located near the village of Nydri, the Nydri Waterfalls are a hidden gem tucked away in a lush green landscape. Visitors can enjoy a scenic hike through the forest to reach the waterfalls, where they can swim in the refreshing pools beneath the cascading waters and relax in the natural surroundings.

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Rachi
4.9

Perched on a hillside overlooking the Ionian Sea, Rachi is a picturesque taverna known for its stunning panoramic views and mouthwatering cuisine. The menu features a variety of traditional Greek dishes, including grilled meats, seafood specialties, and homemade mezes, all made with locally sourced ingredients. Guests can dine al fresco on the terrace and enjoy the sunset while savoring the flavors of Lefkada.

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The Barrel
4.9

Situated along the bustling waterfront of Nidri, The Barrel stands as a family-run restaurant dedicated to culinary diversity. Renowned for its delectable array of traditional and international dishes, The Barrel sets itself apart with its prompt service and authentic flavors. Boasting an extensive selection of wines sourced from the island and across Greece, The Barrel has earned acclaim from esteemed tourist guides, including the British Rough Guide and the Lonely Planet guide.

Seafood
Mediterranean
Amente
4.9

Perched atop a hill in the northwest of Lefkada, Amente beckons as an upscale restaurant and cocktail bar, promising a delightful evening experience. Step into the exquisite restaurant, where the chef skillfully blends local Lefkadian ingredients with various Greek products, crafting a menu replete with flavorful delights. From crisp salads to delectable appetizers, vegetarian options to freshly-caught seafood and prime cuts of meat, there's something to please every palate. Diners have the option to enjoy their meal by the restaurant's pool or on a semi-private open terrace, with a selection of high-end wines available to enhance the culinary experience, ranging from local favorites to international varieties. Moreover, the four-tiered bar area overlooking the azure Ionian Sea provides the perfect setting to unwind and savor your favorite libation in ultimate relaxation.

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Ithaca

Ithaca is the small Ionian island that Homer's Odyssey made famous — the long-lost home Odysseus spent ten years sailing back to. The main harbour at Vathy sits at the head of a long deep bay carved into the island's narrow waist, with the village wrapped around the curve in pastel neoclassical houses. The north of the island holds Kioni and Frikes, two smaller fishing harbours that face Kefalonia across a 4-kilometre strait. The Cave of the Nymphs, where Homer says Odysseus hid the Phaeacian gifts on his return, is a real cave inland from Vathy you can visit. Ithaca is 30 minutes from Kefalonia. Season runs May through October.

Recommended duration: ideal for 1 days
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Nearby Attractions
Filiatro Beach
4.9

Filiatro is a stunning pebble beach located near the village of Frikes on the northern coast of Ithaca. Surrounded by lush greenery and olive groves, Filiatro offers crystal-clear turquoise waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Visitors can relax on the beach and soak up the sun, rent sunbeds and umbrellas, and enjoy refreshments at the beachside taverna. Filiatro Beach is also family-friendly, with shallow waters ideal for children.

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Vathy Town
4.9

Vathy is the main port and capital of Ithaca, renowned for its charming waterfront promenade, colorful buildings, and bustling atmosphere. Visitors can stroll along the narrow streets lined with cafes, tavernas, and shops, explore the historic churches and museums, and admire the traditional architecture. Vathy also serves as a convenient base for exploring the rest of the island.

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Gidaki Beach
4.9

Gidaki is a secluded paradise accessible only by boat or via a scenic hiking trail from the village of Stavros. Nestled in a pristine cove on the western coast of Ithaca, Gidaki Beach offers powdery white sand and azure waters surrounded by dramatic cliffs and lush vegetation. Visitors can enjoy peace and tranquility, swim in the clear waters, and explore the rocky shoreline. There are no facilities at Gidaki Beach, so visitors should bring their own supplies.

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Odysseus's Palace (School of Homer)
4.9

According to legend, Ithaca was the homeland of Odysseus, the legendary Greek hero of Homer's epic poem, the Odyssey. The ruins of Odysseus's Palace, also known as the School of Homer, are believed to be located near the village of Stavros. Visitors can explore the archaeological site, which features remains of ancient walls and structures, and learn about the island's rich history and mythology.

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Lizzy's Restaurant
4.9
Nestled in the charming village of Kioni, Lizzy's Restaurant - Bar offers a picturesque setting with breathtaking views of the bay. With three levels of outdoor dining areas and a bar on the top level, Lizzy's provides the perfect ambiance to admire the beauty of the Ionian night sky.
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Dona Lefki
4.9

Dona Lefki is nestled in a stunning location, offering captivating views of the crystal blue waters of the Ionian Sea and the majestic sunset descending over the bay. Indulge in delectable dishes inspired by traditional Greek cuisine, expertly crafted to tantalize your taste buds.

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Kefalonia

Kefalonia is the largest of the Ionian Islands and one of the most varied — limestone mountains rising 1,600 metres, underground caves, white-pebble beaches, and pretty Venetian-era harbour villages. Fiskardo on the northern tip is the most photographed: pastel houses ring a tiny harbour, untouched because the 1953 earthquake that destroyed most of the island missed this corner. Myrtos Beach, a curve of white pebbles backed by 600-metre cliffs, was the setting of Captain Corelli's Mandolin. Assos is a smaller fishing village wrapped around a Venetian fortress on a peninsula. Kefalonia is 90 minutes from Ithaca and 2 hours from Lefkada. Season runs May through October.

Recommended duration: ideal for 1 days
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Melissani Cave
4.9

Melissani Cave, located near the village of Karavomilos, is a stunning natural wonder renowned for its underground lake and ethereal blue waters. Visitors can take a boat tour through the cave's cavernous chambers, where sunlight filters through the ceiling, illuminating the turquoise waters below. The cave is steeped in mythology, with local legends associating it with the nymph Melissani, hence its name.

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Myrtos Beach
4.9

Myrtos Beach is one of the most iconic and photographed beaches in Greece, known for its dramatic cliffs, white pebble shoreline, and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Nestled between the mountains of Agia Dynati and Kalon Oros, Myrtos offers breathtaking panoramic views and excellent swimming and sunbathing opportunities. It has been consistently ranked among the world's best beaches for its natural beauty.

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Assos Village and Castle
4.9

Assos is a picturesque village located on a narrow isthmus on the northwest coast of Kefalonia, surrounded by lush greenery and turquoise waters. The village is dominated by the ruins of a Venetian castle perched on a hilltop, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors can explore the quaint streets of Assos, admire the traditional architecture, and relax in waterfront tavernas serving fresh seafood and local delicacies.

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Tassia Restaurant
4.9

Tassia Restaurant is a family-run taverna located in the charming fishing village of Fiskardo. Known for its warm hospitality and authentic Greek flavors, Tassia offers a menu of traditional dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, including fresh seafood, grilled meats, and homemade mezes. Diners can enjoy their meal in the cozy dining room or al fresco on the terrace overlooking the harbor.

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Lorraines Magic Hill
4.9

Lorraine's Magic Hill is a charming family-owned restaurant specializing in traditional Greek and local cuisine. Situated atop the hill overlooking Lourdas Beach, the restaurant boasts breathtaking views of the sea and the island of Zakynthos.Lorraine frequently hosts Greek nights complete with traditional dancing and live music, adding to the restaurant's lively atmosphere.

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Avli Restaurant
4.9

Situated in the heart of Argostoli, Avli Restaurant is a popular dining destination known for its creative cuisine and elegant ambiance. The menu features a mix of Mediterranean and Greek dishes with a modern twist, showcasing fresh ingredients and innovative flavors. Guests can choose from a variety of seafood specialties, pasta dishes, and grilled meats, all served in a stylish and inviting setting.

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Zakythnos

Zakynthos — also known as Zante — is the third-largest Ionian island and home to two of Greece's most photographed coastal features. Navagio Beach on the northwestern coast is a 200-metre cove enclosed by sheer cliffs with a rusting smuggler's shipwreck (the MV Panagiotis) half-buried in white sand, accessible only by boat. The northern Cape Skinari holds a chain of blue caves where the water turns electric blue in midday sun. The eastern coast at Laganas is a protected nesting site for loggerhead sea turtles. Zakynthos is 90 minutes from Kefalonia. Season runs May through October.

Recommended duration: ideal for 1 days
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Blue Caves
4.9

The Blue Caves are a series of sea caves located along the northern coast of Zakynthos near Cape Skinari. Carved by the relentless force of the sea, these caves feature striking blue waters that reflect the sunlight, creating a mesmerizing play of colors. Visitors can explore the caves by boat, marveling at the dazzling azure hues and the intricate rock formations. The Blue Caves are a must-see attraction for nature lovers and photographers alike.

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Navagio Beach (Shipwreck Beach)
4.9

Navagio Beach, also known as Shipwreck Beach, is one of the most iconic and photographed beaches in Greece. Accessible only by boat, Navagio is famous for its pristine white sand, turquoise waters, and the rusting wreck of a smuggler's ship that ran aground on the shore in the 1980s. Visitors can admire the breathtaking scenery, swim in the crystal-clear waters, and take memorable photographs of this stunning beach.

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Zakynthos Town and Venetian Castle
4.9

 Zakynthos Town, the capital of the island, is a charming blend of Venetian and neoclassical architecture. Visitors can wander through the narrow streets of the old town, admire historic buildings such as the Church of St. Dionysios and the Solomos Square, and explore the Venetian Castle perched on a hill overlooking the town. The castle offers panoramic views of Zakynthos Town and the surrounding landscape, making it a popular spot for sightseeing and photography.

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Nearby Restaurants
Prosilio
4.9

Prosilio restaurant is conveniently located in the heart of Zakynthos town, adjacent to Solomos Square. Whether you choose to dine in its charming garden or elegant interior with an open kitchen, the restaurant's skilled team ensures an unforgettable experience for its patrons. Local, organic ingredients are harmoniously paired with the finest culinary elements to craft distinctive and delicious dishes. Complementing the gastronomic journey is a curated wine list and delightful cocktails, adding to the overall memorable dining pleasure.

Seafood
Mediterranean
Zakanthi Restaurant & Bar
4.9

Zakanthi presents itself as a picturesque garden restaurant, offering innovative Greek cuisine dishes. Inside, the ambiance is cozy, fostering a relaxing atmosphere. The enchanting setting, adorned with candles and elegant accents, exudes a unique warmth that captivates guests. Additionally, diners have the option to savor their meal in Zakanthi's verdant garden, where they can delight in their culinary experience while gazing at the starry sky above.

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