Zákinthosz

Viewpoints and Peaks

Zakynthos features a dramatic coastline defined by limestone cliffs and rugged mountainous terrain. This collection spans from the northern tip at Skinari to the southern capes of Keri and Marathia. Key locations include the iconic overlook above the MV Panagiotis wreck at Navagio Beach, the Venetian-era Grimani bastion in Zakynthos Town, and the towering Myzethra sea stacks. These spots provide clear views of the Ionian Sea, geological formations like natural rock arches, and the island's highest elevations in the Vrachionas range.

View to the shipwreck

Elevated platform providing a vertical perspective of the MV Panagiotis shipwreck on Navagio Beach.

View Point

Overlook near the Keri lighthouse known for views of the Myzethra sea stacks and the Ionian sunset.

Cape Keri

Southernmost tip of the island characterized by 200-meter-high limestone cliffs and a historic lighthouse.

Little Xigia beach

Vantage point above a small cove noted for its sulfurous springs and distinctive milky-blue water.

Akrotirio Skinari

Northernmost point of Zakynthos featuring a lighthouse, traditional windmills, and stone paths leading to the Blue Caves.

ASTERI

Hillside viewpoint near the village of Volimes overlooking the northern rugged coastline.

Grimani bastion

Historical fortification within the Venetian Castle of Bohali, overlooking Zakynthos Town and the main harbor.

Cape Marathia

Southern peninsula offering views of the Keri Caves and the uninhabited island of Marathonisi.

Akrotirio Plemoari

Coastal cliff area situated on the western edge of the island, north of Porto Vromi.

rock arch

Large natural limestone arch formation situated on the rugged western coastline near Korakonissi.

Bouni

High mountain peak located in the central-northern region of the island.

Liva

Inland elevation providing views of the island's central plains and the Vrachionas mountain range.

Megale Myzethra

Massive conical sea stack located at the foot of the Keri cliffs.