The Blue Caves of Zakynthos
The unusual stone arches are a miraculous miracle created by the waves of the sea. Locals recommend visiting the Blue Caves in the evening or at dawn — illuminated by sunlight, they reveal all their beauty.
Church of St. Dionysius in Zakynthos
The temple dedicated to the island’s patron saint, Saint Dionysius, was built in the first half of the 20th century on the site of a monastery destroyed by an earthquake in 1893. It was built with special thoroughness and turned out to be very strong, so one of the few survived the even stronger earthquake of 1953.
The Church of St. Nicholas Mola
The Church of St. Nikolai Mola, built in 1561, is the oldest building on Solomou Square, as it only survived the terrible earthquake of 1953. Of course, the building was seriously damaged, but its appearance did not change during its restoration.
Water Village Water Park in Zakynthos
The Water Village Water Park is one of the largest in all of Greece, with an area of 40 thousand square meters. It is located in the southeastern part of the island, near its capital, Zakynthos. There are many water attractions, extreme (giant Kamikaze descents, Black Hole) and relaxing.
The Byzantine Museum in Zakynthos
The Byzantine Museum is one of the largest and most interesting on the island. His visit allows you to get an idea of the development of Christian culture in Zakynthos. The Byzantine period gave the island many monasteries and temples, icon painting and wall painting were actively developed.