The Ionian Islands are splendid, cinematic paradise. The waters are bluest blue, the sands are achingly silky and smooth. Everything looks heavily Photoshopped. But that's just Mother Nature, in all her unspoiled glory. Zakynthos is the largest of the Ionian Islands, and it's as fruitful as it is beautiful, boasting a bounty of crops like olives and grapes. Music is a huge part of the local culture—you can catch a concert or festival almost any night of the week, and you'll be captivated by the sights and sounds of Zakynthos performers.
Restaurants in Zakynthos
5.0 based on 93 reviews
We are an organic farm in the centre of Zakynthos, where we cultivate a wide range of fruits and vegetables, herbs and flowers. Our Olive Oil was awarded the Gold Standard at the International Society, Olympia Awards and we also produce a selection of wines and the famous black raisins. You are welcome to visit our farm, meet the animals and share our passion for local produce.
I googled Therianos family farm before I left for Greece. The warm welcome by Tez was so lovely. After he explained the farm and what to see we wondered off to explore. On our return Tez started to tell us about the family history of the farm, the present and the future. He then went on to tell us about the organic products and gave us samples. This was not just a ‘visit’ it turned out to be genuinely personal. I told Taz my partner was diabetic, to which he recommended High Polyphenol. 20ml per day before food, he should see a massive difference. So we bought a bottle - if it works then wonderful! We were introduced to his sister Dionysia who we were told was an artist and author. She told us all about her book by showing us a copy and read a couple of pieces we chose for her to read (because it was in Greek) I really felt moved and touched by the readings and her story of how she came to write the book. I looked on Amazon and there is was, Learning to fly : kiss of the spirit. I will definitely placing an order. Anyhow,,, We bought some organic products and said our goodbyes. What a fantastic, informative and perfect visit. See you again guys, I’ll be treading grapes with you one day as promised ???? Please visit and support this amazing family.
4.5 based on 630 reviews
One of the top monument to visit while you'll be in Zakynthos. Saint Dennis 'church has built before the big earthquake of Zakynthos and it's an old monument that in the its interior includes many saint historical paintings as also and the relic of Saint Dennis
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Absolutely incredible views over Zankythos. Very hard walk up especially in the heat. Recommend taking a good supply of water!! We parked at the bottom just off the main road and walked up the gravel path. Did see a couple of cars drive up but didn't want to risk it as the roads weren't great. If you don't want to walk it, we saw a couple of quad bikes and they seemed to be managing the road with ease. No refreshment stop half way up , it is no longer there but a lovely cafe 200m for the monastery which sells cold drinks and ice creams. Also a Byzantine church ruin on the way up which is worth having a look. Sign stating the history in greek and english near the outside of the ruin. When you get to the top the monastery is locked but the man that runs the restaurant was bringing a man up and unlocked it, so we managed to have a look around. It may be worth stopping at the café and asking if he could unlock it before going up the last bit. Also if walk up past the outside of the monastery there is a large pile of rocks that you can climb and reach the peak of mount Skopos. The view is stunning and well worth making the climb. However the rocks are steep so care should be taken . Well worth including on your trip to Zankythos.
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