A very impressive view. Plan on going 5 to 7 pm so that the sun is shining in the best direction, and there are no tour boats in the bay to detract from the amazing nature in your photos. The walk back is up a steep hill, so only try it if you are in condition enough to handle it. I would NOT recommend bringing young children because you will probably have to carry them up the hill back to your car, and the viewing point is too dangerous for them.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely stunning spot! The views at Shipwreck Beach in Zakynthos are breathtaking — turquoise water, dramatic cliffs, and the famous wreck make it feel almost unreal. We were lucky to visit when it wasn’t busy, so it felt calm and untouched. It can get quite windy, so be careful if you’re feeling daring near the edge 😉. Definitely one of those places that looks even better in person than in photos. A must-see in Zakynthos!

Navagio Viewpoint is hands-down the most jaw-dropping coastal view I’ve ever seen, so breathtaking that I visited twice—once at sunset and once during the day. Each time felt like stepping into a completely different world! During the day, the turquoise waters of Shipwreck Beach shimmer in 50 shades of blue, revealing every vibrant detail, while at sunset, the scene transforms into a warm, golden spectacle that’s pure magic. I could also see and hear wild goats in the distance, their calls echoing through the cliffs, adding a raw, wild charm to the experience. The best views come just beyond the official barriers, where the scenery is even more spectacular, but extreme caution is needed—there are photos commemorating several people who tragically lost their lives here, so stay safe and avoid risky areas near the cliff edge. The sheer beauty of the scene, framed by lush greenery and dramatic cliffs, left me speechless—it’s an absolute must-see in Zakynthos. The viewpoint is easily accessible by car, with a small parking area nearby, but it gets crowded, so arrive early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the rush and enjoy the view in peace. A tip: bring a camera or phone with a good zoom to capture the shipwreck details, and watch your step near the edge, as the drop is steep with only a basic fence for safety in the main area. There’s a small snack bar nearby for drinks, but it’s pricey, so pack your own water. Highly recommend visiting both at sunset and during the day for two unforgettable perspectives of this iconic spot!

Amazing views if you walk past the gate. Some dude started yelling at people and telling them, "get back. Don't you understand that Zakynthos is an earthquake island". Well, if an earthquake hits, it won't matter what side of the fence you're on. Regardless, this spot lacked a lot, tons of trash, too many people, etc... If you want to have the best experience, rent a boat to see Navagio Beach!!

The place needs a bit of a workout. Installing some bins would be ideal for uneducated tourists as there are lots of bottles and rubbish at the edge of the cliff. And the fence should have a different design as it stops you from seeing much. Good parking lot but when crowded probably it is a problem.

First of all: The actual view is beautiful. Everything else - such as getting to that view - problematic. Just be aware of that. I can recommend getting there between 9:30 and 10:30. Not too crowded, parking possible. There is one big parking spot - if that one is full you can park on the side of the street. There are some shops where you can get ice cream or drinks. From the „legal“ path its basically impossible to get a nice view. And we all want that perfect photo. So sadly there is no real way but to go a bit beside the fence (safely!) to get a quick look. Obviously its very crowded but worth a visit anyways!

This is one of the most famous beaches in Greece! It's on many postcards! The actual beach is now closed for visitors because of safety concerns as the cliffs have been collapsing recently. The view point is amazing! They have built a safe path to it! The views from there are just stunning 🤩!!! Highly recommend visiting! It can get busy so you need to get lucky otherwise just a bit of wait till your turn 👍. There are couple of coffee shops where you can get refreshments and ice-cream and have it while enjoying the stunning views.

The beach is beautiful with crystal blue waters and white sand, but it's totally overrated. Also, there are minimum 5 boats in the bay at every time. Since 2024, there are regulations from the Greek Government to not let anyone go on the beach or swim nearby because of falling cliffs (and you can see rocks that fell on the beach on the sides). You can only stay on the boat as they will turn for 15 minutes in the bay, then go to another spot if they have swimming spots included.

Always wanted to see this since I was a kid. Finally nice to have ticked it off. Shipwreck is cool but the amount of tourists is insane. Do prepare yourself for that. Best to hire your own boat for the trip as it will be more enjoyable. I would do that next time.

Lovely viewpoint, very small area open to be able to take a picture. The queue for the viewpoint platform took about 40 mins. They are doing work in the area so may be better next year. Well worth the wait though, probably best to see from a boat tour.

The place is must see. The contrast between the turquoise water, the white cliffs and the iconic shipwreck creates an unforgettable view

Iconic place, a must see both from the sea and the viewpoint. Closed to public from 2023 due to limestone landslide, no access to it by car, the viewpoint gets a bit busy, it’s a 10 min walk to the furthest point. Views are incredible. Mind the hike back up, it’s a paved but quite steep, can get kinda hard in the heat. Mind the shadow/sun on the beach for good pics. Water photos taken at 11:20am early June. Viewpoint photos taken 2:30pm. There’s also a military base nearby & you can see F16 flying around super low to the water - spectacular sight

This famous cove can only be reached by boat, and you cannot go ashore because of the shipwreck remains on the beach. Still, the view of the dramatic cliffs and turquoise water is absolutely breathtaking, and swimming in the crystal-clear sea right from the boat is an unforgettable experience. It is definitely a tourist hotspot and can get very crowded, as it’s one of the most iconic places in Zakynthos. Despite that, the scenery is so unique that it’s worth seeing at least once. Floating in the water with the shipwreck and cliffs in the background is something you won’t easily forget. A good tip is to visit during the week rather than weekends, as it tends to be slightly less busy. There are no facilities here, so come prepared — but that’s part of the adventure. Overall, a must-see location in Zakynthos for the incredible views and experience in the water.

It's definitely a must-see, but it's impossible to reach by land. The stunning color of the sea and the ship create a wonderful blend. However, going to the beach and swimming in this area is dangerous and forbidden because rocks can fall from the mountains. But I definitely recommend visiting by boat to see the scenery.

Absolutely gorgeous place to swim from ,once boats have left,although I can imagine it being very busy in peak season.there is a makeshift board to dive into the crystal clear waters where we watched a pod of dolphins fishing. There are a fair amount of steps to traverse, so only go if you're able bodied. At the top there are 2 large carparks and eating places.

One of the best spots on the island, when the sun enters the caves, a very unique effect is visible, the water inside the caves hits the rocks and turns into ice blue before splashing back. This effect is only reserved for your own eyes, cameras are unable to capture it. 100% worth a visit!

One of the nicest spots in Zante, visited from the windmill stair that goes down directly to the sea. Can be crowded and filled with boats depending on the day/time, better be there early in the morning.

Good place to visit on a boat but book your own as I personally didn't like how they all put the boats round a turtle for an hour so you could see it.

(Translated by Google) (Translated by Google) A magical excursion 🌊💙! The Blue Caves are a true natural gem of the island. The reflections of the water, ranging from deep blue to vibrant turquoise, create a fascinating spectacle at every moment. The caves are accessible only by boat, and the boat trip itself is worth the detour. Passing through some of the caves, you feel literally enveloped by the light and color of the sea; it's a unique experience. If you have the opportunity, don't hesitate to take a dip: swimming in this translucent water among the rocks is an incredible experience 🐠. The site is quite popular, but there are always quieter corners to enjoy the scenery. Not to be missed during a stay in Zakynthos; it's one of the most beautiful discoveries we made on the island. (Original) A magical excursion 🌊💙! The Blue Caves are a true natural gem of the island. The reflections of the water, ranging from deep blue to vibrant turquoise, create a fascinating spectacle at every moment. The caves are accessible only by boat, and the boat trip itself is worth the detour. Passing through some of the caves, you feel literally enveloped by the light and color of the sea; it's a unique experience. If you have the opportunity, don't hesitate to take a dip: swimming in this translucent water among the rocks is an incredible experience 🐠. The site is quite popular, but there are always quieter nooks and crannies to enjoy the scenery. Not to be missed during a stay in Zakynthos; it's one of the most beautiful discoveries we made on the island. (Original) (Translated by Google) A magical excursion 🌊💙! The Blue Caves are a true natural gem of the island. The reflections of the water, ranging from deep blue to vibrant turquoise, create a fascinating spectacle at every moment. The caves are accessible only by boat, and the boat trip itself is worth the detour. Passing through some of the caves, you feel literally enveloped by the light and color of the sea; it's a unique experience. If you have the opportunity, don't hesitate to take a dip: swimming in this translucent water among the rocks is an incredible experience 🐠. The site is quite popular, but there are always quieter corners to enjoy the scenery. Not to be missed during a stay in Zakynthos; it's one of the most beautiful discoveries we made on the island. (Original) Une excursion magique 🌊💙 ! Les Blue Caves sont un véritable joyau naturel de l’île. Les reflets de l’eau, entre bleu profond et turquoise éclatant, créent un spectacle fascinant à chaque instant. Les grottes sont accessibles uniquement par bateau, et la balade en mer elle-même vaut déjà le détour. En passant à travers certaines cavités, on se sent littéralement enveloppé par la lumière et la couleur de la mer, c’est un moment unique. Si vous avez la possibilité, n’hésitez pas à vous baigner : nager dans cette eau translucide au milieu des rochers est une expérience incroyable 🐠. Le site est assez populaire, mais il y a toujours des petits recoins plus calmes pour profiter du décor. À ne pas manquer lors d’un séjour à Zakynthos, c’est une des plus belles découvertes que nous ayons faites sur l’île.

Stunning views! Great for snorkeling! Too many boats though! Go to Potamis dive spot early in the day

Visited the Blue Caves with Michael travel tours. It took around 5 hours and we visited Shipwreck beach also. It was one of the shorter tours but I still enjoyed.

It's truly remarkable to stand before a tree over 2,000 years old, steeped in such rich history. There's a small square nearby where parking is convenient. The area is bustling with charming local shops offering a variety of delicious, authentic local products. A must-visit spot to experience both nature and local culture!

The oldest tree of the island. Visiting it is for free. There are stores next to it that provides according products, so if you are interested in that, there’s probably something that you could visit too. The way this tree has grown towards every possible direction is incredible. It is worth a short stop to have a look.

Such a unique place! The ancient olive tree is fascinating and makes you feel part of history. The locals here are incredibly kind, offering homemade olive oil, honey, and other specialties. We loved our visit and left with both souvenirs and great memories.

Gorgeous tree , even the kitty loves it . The tree is in a quiet town perfect for a walk and nice pictures. Close to the tree you can find shops.

The old olive tree is worth a stop if you are passing through. I wonder what changes the tree has witnessed over the centuries. Around the area are shops to buy local products and cafes for a drink.

The Old Olive Tree is not much to see. It doesn’t have the infrastructure or feel of a historic relic – it’s basically a large olive tree surrounded by many souvenir shops trying to sell their products. Very touristy.

It's an interesting place, but once you've seen all the olive trees on the island, it's not that impressive. But the fact that this tree is over two thousand years old gives you food for thought.

4.5 is a fair rate for this beach. It’s super picturesque with torques clear water. Great place for snorkeling. By the way, there is a rental spot for scuba diving and snorkeling. We also have had a great experience of searching and catching for crabs (I have released them subsequently). The only drawback was its overcrowds and dirtiness on the ground (mostly from smoking).

The color of the water is magnificent, changing throughout the day. It becomes more and more beautiful towards the end of the day when the sun's rays create some gorgeous colors.

Absolutely gorgeous beach and one of my favorites. Very good for snorkeling and it has shallow waters as well, it's gradual and it's ranging from 30cm to 5-6m or above. It's not suitable for kids since you can't really sunbathe and it's kinda hard for kids to reach the shallow water zone.

Beautiful cove with cliff jumping and caves within swimming distance. Small parking lot with additional parking available along the road. Gets quite busy but it doesn’t take away from how incredible the spot is.

Porto Limnionas Beach is a breathtaking hidden gem on Zakynthos’ west coast, offering a unique and unforgettable experience. This isn’t a typical beach but a stunning fjord-like cove with crystal-clear, emerald waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. I was blown away by the vibrant marine life and the dramatic rocky cliffs surrounding the cove, which made every swim feel like an adventure. The water was noticeably colder compared to other beaches on the island, adding a refreshing thrill, especially on hot days. There are plenty of spots for jumping into the deep, invigorating waters, with rocky ledges and platforms that make it a paradise for thrill-seekers. A few tips: the descent to the water is via steps, so wear sturdy shoes and watch your step, especially with kids. Ignore any pushy parking attendants trying to charge for free spots—park closer to the taverna instead, where you can often get free parking with a meal or drink. The nearby taverna offers sunbeds for a small fee (around €5-6 for a set with an umbrella) and serves delicious food with amazing views—perfect for a post-swim meal. Arrive early to snag a sunbed and enjoy the tranquil vibe before it gets busy. The sunset here is pure magic, making Porto Limnionas a must-visit for nature lovers and those seeking a serene escape!

Very crowded, a lot of trash. But beautiful 😁 You can begin your diving here. A lot of fishes, 🦀 crabs and caves! Its hart to find a place to lay. A lot of empty bottles, cigarettes and other trash around. Nevertheless you must check it out 🫡 There are some cold streams in the water and different depths for different goals. Also you may rent diving equipment here. Hard to get into the water. The beach has jumping spot ~3-4m

Very nice place to visit. Most important come early. Because it will get busy. Dive school also located here. Optional to rent a bed at the local restaurant. Food at restaurant is great.

It would be nice place with easy access to the water but it’s full of drunk young polish and brits. There is tons of glass and trash that is not being cleaned. I would rather go to kalamaki

A lovely, long sandy beach lined with plenty of bars and restaurants along the way,perfect for a relaxing day by the sea. The water was shallow, clear, and great for swimming or just cooling off. We really enjoyed our trip here and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful spot with good amenities nearby.

Busy yet lovely sandy beach. The sea is a few meters from your sunbed (should you wish to rent one... 10 for 2 and umbrella) and as smooth as a pond. The beach bars are reasonably priced for a snack. A view to enjoy and if you like planes, a good spot yo see them come in to land!!

Beautiful long sandy beach, ideal for kids or non swimmers as it stays shallow until far out. Plenty if bars and restaurants along the beach front

We really enjoyed this beach overall. Water was clean and very shallow for kids to play. Beach was fairly clean from what we saw with many Restaurants and Beach Bars near by as well as some water activities for rent as well. We’d definitely return here again some day.

Laganas Beach is a wide sandy beach with shallow and clear waters, perfect for swimming and relaxing. The area is lively, with many bars, restaurants, and water sports options, so there is always something to do. It can get crowded, especially during peak season, but the atmosphere is fun and vibrant. A great spot if you enjoy long walks by the sea, good food nearby, and a mix of relaxation and entertainment.

The photos are taken after a storm. The beach is covered with sand and a few clams. You don't need special shoes for going into the sea as the first meters are with sand and clams, but after that it's only sand. There are multiple restaurant/beach clubs which offer sunbeds for 10 euro/person, drinks not included.

Well the setting is absolutely stunning, the taverna is located in a very beautiful location. We arrived just before 10am and there was ample parking in the car park (we visited at the end of June), the drive down is on a windy narrow road. There are terraced areas with sunloungers and cabanas that take in the wonderful views of the coastline, these cost us 30 euro for 3. A cabana is 40 euro. The loungers are comfortable and there is plenty of shade. You need to get here fairly early as by 11am all of the loungers were taken. You can order food and drinks to you seat, from the friendly young staff. We did notice one of the more senior members of staff constantly shouting at the young staff which seemed unnecessary and wasn't very relaxing. The sea here is beautiful but it can be quite chilly, beach shoes are ideal to climb in and out off the rocks. Unfortunately there is no shower to wash off after swimming in the sea. The toilets were good in the morning but needed a clean by about 3pm. The taverna served very tasty food but the service wasn't great, we felt rushed even though the place was only half full. We spoke to senior staff as there was a slight problem with the card transaction and they were very unhelpful, which was a shame. This place has the potential to be a 5 🌟 location but I feel the service let's it down.

The setting at Porto Limionas is absolutely stunning the views and crystal clear waters are by far the highlight and worth the visit on their own. We booked a cabana which was comfortable and gave us a great spot to enjoy the scenery. Unfortunately, the service left a lot to be desired. When we arrived, the lady who greeted us came across as quite condescending and even a little rude, which was not the warm welcome we were hoping for. The waiter who looked after us later was genuinely kind and attentive, which made a big difference, but sadly this wasn’t consistent with the rest of the staff. The waitress we interacted with also seemed unfriendly and dismissive. As for the drinks the cocktails were disappointing for the price. Given the location and cost, we expected better quality and balance in the flavors. Overall, Porto Limionas is worth a stop for the breathtaking views and waters, but the tavern itself really needs to improve on both service and drinks to match the beauty of its surroundings.

The view at Porto Limnionas Tavern is beautiful, but the food was only slightly above average. We also felt a bit rushed by the staff, and the lady who welcomed us came across as a bit rude. The service could definitely be improved. For now, I’d recommend visiting just once, mainly for the scenery rather than the overall experience.

Fantastic place! Stopped by for a swim and after that a drink…. End of October; wonderfull and quiet enough to enjoy! Really wonderfull sunset 🌅

Beautiful bay, but very disappointing service We only wanted to have a coffee and a glass of water during lunchtime, but unfortunately, the staff was unfriendly and dismissive from the start. We didn’t receive any sweetener with the coffee, and when I politely asked for it, their attitude became even worse – as if we were bothering them. The bay itself is absolutely beautiful, but the poor atmosphere made us decide not to stay for a swim. We waited over 30 minutes for the coffee, which was overpriced and not even good. Several other guests around us were also complaining about their lunch, so we didn’t feel like ordering any food ourselves. Overall, it was a disappointing experience, and I wouldn’t recommend this place.

Please beware, they charge for the bread that you bring to the table even if you dont ask them to. A food is OK, I was not really the fan of it, however the wait time was a little bit too much, and the staff was not so kind either. There was always a huge line at the bathroom and there was no warm water or any paper towels to dry your hands. I would not really recommend it to be honest.

The food was excellent and reasonably priced – we had sausages with fries and a delicious Frigania for dessert. Highly recommend! Sunbeds were €20 per set (July 2025). However, a heads-up: while the setting is idyllic, some staff members are quite unfriendly and more focused on chasing away non-paying visitors than creating a welcoming atmosphere. Luckily, we were served by a kind and helpful young woman, a great reminder that it’s the people who truly make a place special. Despite the mixed service experience, I recommend Porto Limnionas and truly hope to return one day.

Amazing staff, so welcoming and food was so great and authentic! Would defintley come back!

Great place, large portions of delicious Italian food, lovely staff! Thank you!!✨️🙏🏼❤️

We had a Seafood Pizza, some pasta and two times the salmon and prawns dish. The prawns on the pizza were not peeled. It looked like a pizza margarita with some seafood dropped on top and it had no flavour. The same applies for the salmon and prawns dish, the prawns were not peeled and also difficult to peel. The potato wedges and rice was also very dry. The salmon itself was ok though and the pasta was also nice. In general it was kind of disappointing.

Delicious food, very generous portions and very nice frozen strawberry daiquiri!

Visited twice while in Laganas for 11 nights, excellent food service and a very welcoming atmosphere. A very good team doing a great job. Highly recommend.

Nice place with good food. We took the chicken fajitas wich where good prepered 👌 The young Staff where nice and friendly, and making shurre you got everything you need. I recomend this place 🥰

Would definitely recommend! The pizza was amazing. Very lovely restaurant with great service, would especially like to point out our server Harenia who was super sweet and attentive and went above and beyond to make us feel welcome.

We stopped by on our bikes, and even though they weren’t officially open yet, they kindly served us a cold beer. The view from here is the best on the entire island – absolutely breathtaking. Sunsets must be incredible from this spot. A fantastic place with a truly special atmosphere!

We had an amazing time at Porto Schiza Tavern! The food options are wide and local-based and the staff was really friendly. But the most special thing was the view, we enjoyed an impeccable sunset and a beautiful atmosphere. Just a little reminder, even if you go in august, bring a jacket if you go for dinner, as the sea's breeze gets a bit chilly.

We reserved a table for 5 to have dinner and watch the sunset. The food was very fresh and also very reasonably priced. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the meal and the views were absolutely stunning Food highlights: courgette balls, mixed seafood grill with dorade as a special highlight

Very tasty food with a beautiful view and nice stuff. Fish and grilled squid were delicious. Cute dogs around were adorable !

The most remarkable part of our experience here was the sunset, absolutely amazing view. The food was good, but the waiter not so friendly. The road to the taverna is quite difficult even more at night.

I got a local dish (rabbit and tomatoes) and my girlfriend got a mashroms ala creme. The food was very good. Atmosphere is cozy and the place it's awesome.

Go there for the view at sunset. The view is amazing. I was not impressed at all by the food or the service. Barely ate what I ordered.

Food was really good! Portion sizes were good for what you pay for. Service was really good and friendly- we had a 3.5 year old who was getting a bit restless and they immediately came over with a game for him to play. We went there slightly earlier than normal so there wasn’t many other people there. But the music was still playing and had a very good atmosphere. Thank you so much!

A very cozy place right in the port, with a great vibe overall. The menu is varied and there are many dishes to choose from, perfect for all. There are many fish dishes to try, including local fish. The dessert is to die for! And the staff is super friendly and outgoing, speaking perfect English.

A cute restaurant right next to the beach. Nice food and cocktails which were reasonably priced. Service was good, the right amount of attention without being rushed. The passionfruit mojitos certainly went down a treat

Nothing to complain about: Friendly staff, great food, amazing view, cozy place. Fresh fish, good lasagna, tasty orange pie. Loved it!❤️

A nice place with a view over harbor. The stuff was very efficient and quite friendly. The meat was dry and not tasty, the fried potatoes were too salty, while the tzaziki sauce and vegatbles were fresh and delitious.

Food was kind of not very nice, like it didn't taste good. The salmon came with a weird teriyaki sauce and was dry. My seafood pasta had sharp pieces of shell in it. The white wine came out WARM and was disgusting. The best bit was the cats causing a commotion nearby.

Right on the waterfront, open from bfast to late. It was the only restaurant open for order at 10.30 in town. Food is good