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Flight Lyon Zakynthos : Airline ticket

From 561€ D/A
Flights Lyon - Zakynthos
  • Weather 27 °F
  • Distance 1598 km
  • Duration 2h18
  • Currency Euro
  • Languages Gre. Greek

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+ 11 years old

Children

2 - 11 years old

Babies

- 2 years old

Plage de Zakynthos

 Zakynthos island,  patch of green in the Ionian Sea

Looking to discover new horizons? Plans for sun-soaked holidays? 

The island of Zakynthos (located to the west of Greece in the Ionian Sea) is the ideal tourist destination, renowned for its gentle lifestyle, large sandy beaches and heavenly sights.

In this patch of green in the Ionian Sea, you can go scuba diving, sailing or surfing. Walking and water-sport enthusiasts - Zakynthos is the perfect island for you!

When to go to Zakynthos

Discover the best months to visit by checking the air temperature, rainfall, crowds, as well as the water temperature and sunshine of your destination

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A week in Zakynthos offers the perfect opportunity to discover one of the most beautiful islands in the Ionian Sea. Visitors can combine relaxing beach days with boat excursions, coastal exploration and cultural discoveries. The island is famous for its crystal-clear waters, stunning cliffs and charming villages. Travellers can also join wildlife excursions to observe the island's famous loggerhead sea turtles, which nest on several protected beaches.

The best time to visit Zakynthos is generally between May and October. Spring offers pleasant temperatures and blooming landscapes, while summer provides excellent beach weather and long sunny days. Many travellers consider June and September to be the ideal months, as they combine warm conditions with smaller crowds compared to the peak of summer.

A stay of five to seven days is ideal for exploring Zakynthos and enjoying its main attractions. This allows enough time to discover the island's beaches, take boat trips, visit traditional villages and experience the local culture. Travellers looking for a slower pace or wishing to explore neighbouring islands may choose to stay longer.

Zakynthos is best known for Navagio Beach, often called Shipwreck Beach, one of the most photographed locations in Greece. The island is also famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise waters and spectacular sea caves. Combined with its rich marine life and beautiful landscapes, Zakynthos remains one of the country's most sought-after island destinations.

Visitors should take the opportunity to enjoy traditional Ionian cuisine. Fresh seafood, local olive oil and classic Greek dishes are staples throughout the island. Regional specialties such as sofrito, slow-cooked meat recipes and desserts made with honey and almonds are also worth trying. Dining in a seaside taverna is one of the highlights of any trip to Zakynthos.

Among the island's top attractions are the world-famous Navagio Beach, the stunning Blue Caves, the National Marine Park and several scenic hilltop villages offering panoramic sea views. Boat excursions around the island are particularly popular, allowing visitors to access hidden coves, sea caves and some of the area's most spectacular coastal scenery.

Absolutely. Zakynthos is a paradise for nature enthusiasts. The island is home to protected beaches, impressive cliffs, marine reserves and rich biodiversity. Visitors can enjoy hiking, wildlife observation, photography and boat trips while exploring some of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the Greek islands.

As Greece is part of the Schengen Area, French travellers can generally enter the country with a valid national identity card or passport. Travellers should ensure that their documents remain valid throughout their stay and check any travel requirements that may apply before departure.