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24 villas dans Zakynthos, Grèce

Flexible dates · 1 Invité

Discover villas in Zakynthos with private pools in locations such as Tsilivi, Vassilikos, Kalamaki and Agios Nikolaos. From beautiful Ionian beaches and traditional villages to dramatic coastal scenery, Zakynthos offers plenty to explore during a relaxing Greek island stay.

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Villa Boscheto Tria

De €151 avg/night

Agios Leon, Zakynthos

6 Invités · 3 lits · 2 Salles de bain

Villa Naisy

De €159 avg/night

Tsilivi, Zakynthos

4 Invités · 2 lits · 2 Salles de bain

Villa Dimi

De €165 avg/night

Tsilivi, Zakynthos

4 Invités · 2 lits · 2 Salles de bain

Villa Aloni

De €170 avg/night

Vassilikos, Zakynthos

6 Invités · 3 lits · 2 Salles de bain

Villa Infinity Ena

De €237 avg/night

Kalamaki, Zakynthos

8 Invités · 4 lits · 4 Salles de bain

Villa Infinity Theo

De €237 avg/night

Kalamaki, Zakynthos

8 Invités · 4 lits · 4 Salles de bain

Villa Vatia 1

De €174 avg/night

Tragaki, Zakynthos

6 Invités · 2 lits · 2 Salles de bain

Villa Vatia 2

De €182 avg/night

Tragaki, Zakynthos

6 Invités · 2 lits · 2 Salles de bain

Villa Vatia 3

De €263 avg/night

Tragaki, Zakynthos

8 Invités · 3 lits · 3 Salles de bain

Villa Doreta

De €234 avg/night

Vasilikos, Zakynthos

10 Invités · 5 lits · 4 Salles de bain

Villa Carolina

De €124 avg/night

Agios Dimitris, Zakynthos

5 Invités · 2 lits · 2 Salles de bain

Villa Faidra

De €137 avg/night

Agios Dimitris, Zakynthos

7 Invités · 3 lits · 2 Salles de bain

Villa Demetra

De €137 avg/night

Agios Dimitris, Zakynthos

7 Invités · 3 lits · 2 Salles de bain

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Villa Maggie Alonia

De €230 avg/night

Alonia, Zakynthos

8 Invités · 4 lits · 2 Salles de bain

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Kaletzia Villa IV

De €337 avg/night

Planos, Zakynthos

8 Invités · 4 lits · 3 Salles de bain

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Villa Kontonis

De €162 avg/night

Vanato, Zakynthos

4 Invités · 2 lits · 2 Salles de bain

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Villa Tireda Tria

De €279 avg/night

Limni Keri, Zakynthos

6 Invités · 3 lits · 2 Salles de bain

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Villa Thalia Galini

De €195 avg/night

Vasilikos, Zakynthos

4 Invités · 2 lits · 1 Salles de bain

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Villa Artemis Asteri

De €195 avg/night

Vasilikos, Zakynthos

4 Invités · 2 lits · 1 Salles de bain

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Villa holidays in Zakynthos, Grèce

Where to Stay in Zakynthos

Zakynthos has a varied mix of coastal resorts, traditional villages and quieter countryside locations.

Tsilivi is a popular choice for visitors who want restaurants, shops and a sandy beach close by. It has a lively holiday atmosphere without being as nightlife-focused as some other parts of the island.

Vassilikos, in the southeast, has a more relaxed feel and is surrounded by countryside and beaches. It is a good base for exploring places such as Gerakas and Banana Beach.

Kalamaki combines a sandy coastline with easy access to Zakynthos Town and the airport. The beach forms part of the protected marine area associated with loggerhead sea turtles.

Further north, Agios Nikolaos offers a quieter coastal setting and is a useful starting point for boat trips around the northern coastline.

For visitors looking for a more rural stay, areas such as Agios Leon, Tragaki and Agios Dimitris provide a different side of the island away from the main resorts. BeachVillas currently has properties across these and several other parts of Zakynthos.

Beaches in Zakynthos

Zakynthos is known for clear Ionian waters and a coastline that ranges from long sandy beaches to small coves surrounded by cliffs.

Gerakas Beach is one of the best-known beaches on the Vassilikos Peninsula and is part of the protected nesting area for loggerhead turtles.

Kalamaki Beach has a long stretch of sand and shallow water, while Banana Beach is popular for swimming and watersports.

On the western side of the island, the coastline becomes much more dramatic, with steep limestone cliffs and small coves accessible from the sea.

Navagio Beach, also known as Shipwreck Beach, is the island's most famous coastal landmark. At present, visitors cannot disembark on the beach for safety reasons, although it can still be viewed from permitted boat excursions and the surrounding area. Access arrangements can change, so visitors should check current guidance before travelling.

Things to Do in Zakynthos

The Blue Caves on the northern coastline are one of Zakynthos's best-known natural attractions. Boat trips pass through areas of striking limestone formations where the colour of the Ionian Sea reflects against the rock.

Boat excursions are also a good way to discover smaller coves and stretches of coastline that are difficult to reach by road.

Away from the coast, visitors can explore traditional villages, monasteries and olive-covered countryside. Driving through the interior gives a very different impression of Zakynthos from the busy beach resorts.

Zakynthos Town is also worth visiting for its waterfront, squares, shops and restaurants.

Wildlife and the Marine Park

Zakynthos is an important nesting area for the loggerhead sea turtle, Caretta caretta.

Several beaches around Laganas Bay are protected as part of the National Marine Park of Zakynthos. During nesting season, rules are in place to protect turtles, nests and hatchlings.

Visitors should follow signs and local guidance, avoid disturbing marked nesting areas and respect restrictions on activities in protected zones.

Food and Drink

Traditional food in Zakynthos combines Greek and Ionian influences, with local ingredients including olive oil, cheese, vegetables, meat and fresh seafood.

Local tavernas serve familiar Greek dishes alongside island specialities, while the larger resorts offer a broader selection of restaurants and international food.

Zakynthos also produces local wine and olive oil, and smaller villages are often good places to experience more traditional island cooking.

Getting Around Zakynthos

Hiring a car is useful for visitors who want to explore different beaches, villages and parts of the island during their stay.

Distances are relatively manageable, but many scenic locations and quieter beaches are easier to reach independently than by public transport.

Taxis and local buses operate between Zakynthos Town and several of the main resort areas. Boat services and organised excursions are also widely used for exploring the coastline.

Zakynthos International Airport is located close to Kalamaki and provides road access to the island's main holiday areas.

When to Visit Zakynthos

The main holiday season runs from spring through autumn.

May and June are good months for visitors who prefer warm weather before the busiest part of summer.

July and August bring the hottest conditions and the liveliest atmosphere, particularly in the main resorts.

September and early October can be good choices for warm sea temperatures and a slightly quieter experience as the peak summer period ends.

Frequently asked questions about Zakynthos, Grèce

How long is the flight to Zakynthos from the UK?

Direct flights from the UK to Zakynthos generally take around 3.5 to 4 hours, depending on the departure airport.

Which airport do you fly to for Zakynthos?

Flights arrive at Zakynthos International Airport, located in the southeast of the island near Kalamaki.

Is Zakynthos suitable for families?

Yes. Zakynthos has many family-friendly beaches, restaurants and quieter resorts. Areas such as Tsilivi, Kalamaki and Vassilikos are popular with families looking for a relaxed villa holiday.

Can you see turtles in Zakynthos?

Zakynthos is one of the Mediterranean’s important nesting areas for loggerhead sea turtles. Turtle-spotting boat trips operate around Laganas Bay, although visitors should always choose responsible operators and respect the protected marine environment.

Can you visit Shipwreck Beach in Zakynthos?

Navagio, or Shipwreck Beach, can be viewed from the surrounding area and from permitted boat excursions, but access to the beach itself may be restricted for safety reasons. Visitors should check the latest local guidance before travelling.

Is Zakynthos expensive?

Costs vary depending on where you stay and how you spend your holiday. Main resorts offer everything from casual tavernas and supermarkets to more expensive restaurants and activities, so it is possible to plan for different budgets.

What currency is used in Zakynthos?

Zakynthos is part of Greece, so the currency is the euro.

What language is spoken in Zakynthos?

Greek is the official language. English is widely spoken in the main tourist areas, hotels, restaurants and holiday resorts.

How many days do you need in Zakynthos?

A week gives you enough time to enjoy the beaches, explore different parts of the island and spend time relaxing at your villa. A longer stay allows more time for boat trips, villages and quieter parts of the coastline.

Is Zakynthos good for couples?

Yes. Couples can choose between lively resorts, quiet countryside villas and more peaceful coastal locations. Vassilikos and the northern parts of the island are particularly suited to visitors looking for a more relaxed atmosphere.