Join us on our day trip and explore the paradisiacal island of Zante. We'll set sail through the Blue Caves and visit Navagio Beach, which is one of Greece's most famous beaches.
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Join us on our day trip and explore the paradisiacal island of Zante. We'll set sail through the Blue Caves and visit Navagio Beach, which is one of Greece's most famous beaches.
On the morning of your day trip, you'll be picked up from your hotel ready to begin your route around the most beautiful places on the Greek island of Zante, or Zakynthos as it is known in Greek. Enjoying the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle, you'll visit Bohali Hill for spectacular views over the town; Xigia, a hidden cove with a dreamy beach; and Makris Gialos Beach. Make a stop at each one to admire the incredible natural beauty of the island.
Continuing your route to the north of the island, you'll reach a port where you'll board a boat for the next part of your day trip. Set sail to one of the island's most breathtaking areas, and the highlight of the day: the Blue Caves.
You'll cruise along the crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounding Zante and delve deep into the natural rock formations that characterise its coastline. Inside the caves, the reflection of the azure sea gives the cave walls the vibrant blue tones from which they get their name, making them one of the most wonderful sights in all of Greece.
Next, we'll sail onwards to Navagio Beach. One of Zakynthos' best-known sunbathing spots, this sandy cove is also known as Shipwreck Beach after a fated ship ran aground in 1980. Here, you'll be able to enjoy wonderful views on this little corner of paradise on the west coast of the island from the boat.
We'll conclude our tour by then heading to the Navagio Beach Viewpoint, offering you incomparable panoramic views over the cove, before visiting the oldest olive tree in Greece, at more than 2000 years old!
