Psarou

Psarou Beach

• Small, picturesque beach with fine golden sand and crystal clear turquoise waters
• Relatively uncrowded compared to other Zakynthos beaches
• Shallow waters making it ideal for families with children
• Limited amenities with a few sunbeds and umbrellas for rent
• 1-2 beachfront tavernas serving fresh seafood and Greek cuisine

Tsilivi Beach

• Blue Flag awarded 2km-long sandy beach with shallow waters
• Well-organized with numerous sunbeds, umbrellas, and beach bars
• Offers various water sports including jet skiing, parasailing, and banana boats
• Lifeguards on duty during peak season
• Wheelchair accessible with wooden pathways
• Backed by a vibrant resort town with numerous restaurants and shops
• Best visited early morning or late afternoon during peak season (July-August)

Alykanas Beach

• Long, wide sandy beach with shallow, crystal-clear waters
• Family-friendly with gentle slope into the sea
• Horse riding activities available along the beach
• Several traditional tavernas serving local delicacies
• Panoramic views of Kefalonia on clear days
• Connected to neighboring Alykes Beach by a pleasant coastal walk

Zakynthos Town (Zante Town)

• Island capital rebuilt in Venetian style after the 1953 earthquake
• Features Solomos Square, dedicated to the national poet Dionysios Solomos
• St. Denis Cathedral houses the relics of the island's patron saint
• Maritime Museum showcases the island's naval history
• Stroll along the waterfront promenade (Strada Marina) for harbor views
• Visit the public library building with its impressive neoclassical architecture
• Regular boat tours depart from the main port

Bochali Hill

• Elevated area above Zakynthos Town offering spectacular panoramic views
• Home to the Venetian Castle ruins (dating back to the 15th century)
• Traditional cafés serving local sweets like "frigania" and "mandolato"
• Beautiful sunset viewing spot overlooking the harbor and Argassi
• Bell tower of St. Mark's offers photo opportunities
• Small church of Agios Georgios Filikon with historical significance
• Easily accessible by car or a moderate uphill walk from town

Tsilivi Waterpark

• Operating hours: 10:00-18:00 daily (May-October)
• Features multi-level play areas, lazy river, and various water slides
• Dedicated children's area with smaller slides and shallow pools
• Free parking and on-site restaurant/snack bars
• Lifeguards stationed throughout the park
• Reasonably priced compared to larger water parks in Europe
• Can get crowded during peak season; arrive early for a better experience
• Lockers and changing facilities available

Fantasy Mini Golf

• Themed 18-hole mini-golf course with Zakynthian cultural elements
• Beautiful landscaped gardens with waterfalls and ponds
• On-site café serving refreshments and ice cream
• Evening play available with course lighting
• Family-friendly with clubs sized for both adults and children
• Located just off the main Tsilivi road
• Typically less crowded in the morning hours

Aristeon Olive Press

• Working olive mill showcasing traditional and modern production methods
• Guided tours explaining the olive oil making process (available in multiple languages)
• Museum displaying historic equipment and artifacts
• Olive oil tasting sessions available (free with museum entry)
• Shop offering premium extra virgin olive oil and olive-based products
• Educational for all ages with interactive elements
• Open 10:00-18:00 most days, shorter hours in low season