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Quick overview
Ticket options: Choose from glass-bottom boat tours, speedboat tours, Turtle Island and Keri Caves cruises, or bus-and-boat and land-and-sea combos; some variants include hotel transfers.
Boat types & onboard experience: Glass-bottom boats suit relaxed sightseeing, while semi-private speedboats run with a maximum of 10 or 11 guests; private speedboats and VIP car or minibus combos are also available.
Routes & sights: North-coast routes focus on Navagio, the Blue Caves, and White Beach; south-coast routes focus on Marathonisi (Turtle Island) and Keri Caves.
Queues & access: Formal skip-the-line boarding is uncommon; arrive 20–30 minutes early, and shared cruises can see 15–30 minute embarkation waits at busy summer docks.
Good to know: Most boat-only routes are half-day, around 3–4 hours; longer land-and-sea formats can reach 6–8 hours, and Navagio landings may change under current safety rules.
Best upgrade: Pick a semi-private or private speedboat if you want fewer people, quicker transfers, and closer cave approaches when sea conditions allow.
Guide, swim stops, glass-bottom boat, option for semi-private speedboat
2- 6 hours
Ideal for those seeking a leisurely experience, this tour offers stunning underwater views through a glass-bottom boat, combined with guided sightseeing of the island's iconic locations.
Guide, swimming stops, liability insurance, bottled water, and a private land and sea tour (as per option selected)
2- 6 hours
Perfect for exploring at your own pace, this cruise offers a choice of boat options to suit different adventure levels while showcasing breathtaking scenery.
Local English-speaking guide, hotel pick-up and drop-off (within the service radius), exclusive transportation, local product tasting
7-9 hours
Combines panoramic land views with a scenic boat journey, making it excellent for capturing the beauty of Zakynthos from both high cliffs and the stunning coastline.
Suitable for nature enthusiasts, this tour focuses on marine wildlife and includes convenient transfer options for seamless planning.
What to expect on your Zakynthos cruise?
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Board at route-specific harbors
Departures typically start from Zakynthos Town, Agios Nikolaos, or Laganas/Agios Sostis, depending on whether your route heads north to Shipwreck Bay and the Blue Caves or south toward Marathonisi and Keri Caves.
Pick your boat style
Glass-bottom boats prioritize a steadier ride and underwater viewing panels. Semi-private speedboats, capped at 10 or 11 guests on select tours, feel closer and quicker and unlike larger boats, they can approach smaller caves.
See the north-coast icons
North-route cruises center on Navagio Beach, the shipwreck in Shipwreck Bay, the Blue Caves, and White Beach. Expect towering limestone walls, bright turquoise water, and photo stops where sea conditions allow.
Cruise the Marine Park
South-route Zakynthos cruises move more slowly through Laganas Bay and around Marathonisi before reaching Keri Caves. The focus here is on wildlife watching and clear-water swims.
Swim stops shape the day
Most itineraries include short swims near caves, coves, or beaches, making the day feel active rather than purely scenic. Water clarity around White Beach and Keri is a notable highlight.
Upgrades change the experience
Some tours add bus-and-boat or land-and-sea segments, while others upgrade you to a private or semi-private speedboat. Hotel transfers are included on certain variants.
Things to know before booking your Zakynthos cruise
Booking window & availability
Most Zakynthos boat tours run from April to October, with the fullest schedules from June to September. Shared glass-bottom tours may be available up to 48 hours in advance, while semi-private speedboats often fill 3–7 days ahead in summer.
Hotel-transfer variants matter most when the departure port is far from the resort area. Land-and-sea tours can fill faster in peak weeks because seats are limited on both the road and boat segments.
Private boat tours have the tightest supply because one booking blocks the whole vessel. July and August dates usually disappear first.
Boarding points & flow
Boarding point depends on the route, not just the cruise. Shipwreck and Blue Caves departures usually use Zakynthos Town or northern and western harbors, while Turtle Island and Keri Caves routes typically leave from south-coast ports near Laganas or Agios Sostis.
The ticket confirmation lists the exact port and boarding time, so be sure to check it carefully, as transfer times on the island can take 45–60 minutes. This is especially important for bus-and-boat or VIP minibus combo options.
Most operators ask guests to arrive 20–30 minutes before departure. Large shared boats can still take 15–30 minutes to board in peak summer because boarding follows an operator queue, not a priority lane.
Routes & duration
Half-day Zakynthos boat trips usually last 3–5 hours and focus on one coastline. Full-day island cruises or land-and-sea combos generally run 7–8 hours including transfers and swim stops.
Northern routes center on Navagio, the Blue Caves and often White Beach. Southern routes focus on Marathonisi Island, turtle-spotting in Laganas Bay, and Keri Caves.
Wind and swell affect the northwest coast more than the south. Exposed stops can be shortened, replaced, or viewed from farther offshore when conditions change.
Cruise tours & types
Turtle Island and Keri Caves cruises are the wildlife-focused option. They spend more time in the Marine Park area, but turtle sightings remain natural and cannot be guaranteed.
Glass-bottom boat tours are the standard sightseeing cruise option. They combine coastal viewing with swim stops and are best suited for travelers who prefer a steadier ride and simpler logistics.
Semi-private speedboat tours cap capacity at 10–11 guests on selected departures. They trade onboard space for faster runs and closer cave approaches where sea conditions allow.
Land-and-sea tours add a bus or VIP minibus segment, and some include hotel transfers. Private variants shift the day from fixed-route sightseeing to flexible pacing for one booking party.
Upgrades & seating
Glass-bottom boats usually use viewing panels rather than a full transparent floor. That means the upgrade is occasional underwater viewing, not constant below-the-boat visibility.
Seating on shared boats is generally open rather than assigned. Comfort depends more on vessel size and arrival order than on a separate seat tier.
Small-group speedboats are the main upgrade in this assortment. They reduce crowding and travel faster, but usually offer less shade and fewer onboard facilities than larger shared boats.
Policies
Navagio access rules can change with government safety measures and sea conditions. Many Zakynthos cruises now frame Shipwreck Bay as a sea-view stop, while beach landing remains variable.
Most boats are not fully wheelchair accessible because boarding can involve steps, gaps, or metal ladders. Larger shared boats are generally easier than small speedboats for guests needing steadier access.
Weather cancellations or route changes usually lead to a reschedule or refund, but terms vary by operator. E-vouchers are standard, and some check-ins may request the booking ID or matching photo ID.
Your Zakynthos cruise boarding points explained
Highlights of the Zakynthos Cruise
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Blue Caves
As the vessel approaches the Blue Caves, white limestone openings catch reflected light and turn the water a dense electric blue. From sea level, the cave mouths feel larger and more textured. Notice how the color intensifies under each overhang.
White Beach
Looking southwest along the coast, White Beach appears as a small pale strip backed by steep limestone walls. From the water, its isolation is the point, you see exactly why boats are the practical access. Notice the beach brighten before the cliffs do.
Northwest White Cliffs
As the vessel continues along the northwest coast, long white cliffs rise almost vertically from the sea with very little interruption. This angle shows their scale better than any land viewpoint. Trace the cliff line as it breaks into ledges and recesses.
Navagio Bay
As the vessel enters Navagio Bay, the cove closes around you with towering limestone walls and bright turquoise water. The sea-level approach makes the bay feel tighter and steeper than in aerial photos. Watch the entrance narrow before the beach opens fully.
MV Panagiotis Shipwreck
Looking toward the center of Navagio Beach, you’ll see the rusted hull of MV Panagiotis resting on the pale shore below the cliffs. From the boat, the wreck reads as part of the whole scene. Notice how small it looks against the cliff wall.
Plan your cruise in Zakynthos
Tips & guidelines
Choose your timing: For the best experience, book your cruise in the morning during the summer for calmer seas and vibrant views, especially at the Blue Caves.
Seating tips: On routes like Agios Sostis, sit starboard for stunning views of Cameo Island and Marathonisi. Swap to port side for the breathtaking cliffs near Keri.
Prepare for Navagio Bay: Avoid the bow as you approach Navagio Bay; the bouncing waves can make this spot particularly rough.
Dress comfortably: Wear swimwear under light layers, and pack sunglasses and a hat. Flats are recommended for dinner cruises from Keri Harbor.
Stay patient for wildlife sightings: In Laganas Bay, be patient during turtle sightings. Boats often slow for optimal viewing near Marathonisi.
Safety first: Follow crew instructions, particularly around designated turtle nesting zones. Always prioritize safety over close encounters.
Accessibility considerations: If mobility is an issue, seek larger boat options and communicate any assistance needed for boarding in advance.
Weather awareness: Be prepared for last-minute changes due to weather conditions, and check the flexibility of your booking and refund options.
Frequently asked questions about Zakynthos boat cruises
Choose a Glass-Bottom Boat Tour for sightseeing, a Semi-Private Speedboat Tour for fewer people and faster cave access, and a Bus and Boat Combo Tour + Transfers or Land And Sea Tour With Hotel Transfers if you want transport included.
Assume sea-level viewing only unless your ticket clearly states a permitted landing. Navagio Beach access has been restricted for safety, so many cruises now focus on views from Shipwreck Bay rather than time on the beach itself.
Book a Shipwreck and Blue Caves route if iconic scenery is your priority. Choose Zakynthos Turtle Island & Keri Caves Glass-Bottom Boat Tour if you care more about turtle spotting, Marathonisi swims, and a slower Marine Park pace.
Most Glass-Bottom Boat Tour and speedboat routes run about 3 to 5 hours, while Bus and Boat Combo Tour + Transfers, Land And Sea Tour with Hotel Transfers, and other land-and-sea options can take most of the day.
Meals are not standard on these tours, and extras like snorkel gear or hotel transfers only come with selected tickets. Treat water, snacks, equipment, and any lunch as inclusions you must confirm in the ticket details before booking.
Guided commentary is common on group and land-and-sea tours, but audio guides and language choices are not guaranteed on every departure. If narration matters, pick a guided option and verify the exact format in the ticket details.
Morning departures are usually the safest choice for calmer seas, easier cave approaches, and fewer crowds at Navagio and the Blue Caves. Choose late-afternoon or sunset sailings mainly for softer light, cooler air, and a slower atmosphere.
For young children or older travelers, a Glass-Bottom Boat Tour usually feels easier than a speedboat because the ride is steadier. Wheelchair-friendly boarding, accessible toilets, and stroller handling are not standard, so check the exact ticket details carefully.
Large shared departures often remain available close to sailing, but small-group speedboats sell out first in July and August. In severe weather, operators may reroute, delay, reschedule, or cancel, so check refund terms in the ticket details.
Arrival: Arrive 20–30 minutes before departure (allow extra time at remote ports).
Documentation: Bring your mobile or printed ticket and a photo ID in case the operator needs to verify your booking.
Check-in: Go to the exact pier listed on your voucher.
Security: Expect brief ticket checks and occasional bag inspections.
Boarding: Boarding is based on operator queues and arrival time; shared tours usually offer open seating.
Luggage: Bring small day bags only; large suitcases may not be accepted.
Seating: Shared cruises are first-come, first-served; speedboats have fixed seating.
Sightseeing cruises: Most half-day cruises run in the morning or midday and last about 3–5 hours. Full-day island cruises usually run about 7–8 hours including transfers and swim stops.
Sunset/evening: Sunset cruises usually run about 6–9pm in summer. Availability drops outside peak season.
Seasonality: Most cruises run from April to October. July and August are busiest; winter sailings are limited or unavailable on many routes.
Best time of day: Morning is best for calmer seas, fewer crowds, and easier cave approaches. Sunset works best for softer light and cooler temperatures.
Best months: May, June, and September usually balance warm weather with lighter crowds.
Crew tip: Book 3–7 days ahead for July and August if you want a morning, sunset, or small-group departure.
Onboard: Larger glass-bottom boats often have shade, seating, life jackets, and toilets. Smaller speedboats may have limited shade and no restroom, but they usually get closer to caves and swim spots.
Pier-side: Facilities depend on the port. Zakynthos Town Port and Laganas-area departure points have more services nearby, while smaller harbors like Porto Vromi and Agios Nikolaos have limited waiting space and parking.
Boarding: Most cruises are not step-free. Boarding often means uneven piers, a gap to the boat, or steep gangways.
Onboard: Accessibility varies widely by vessel size. Larger cruisers are easier to manage, but accessible toilets and dedicated wheelchair spaces are not consistently available.
Limitations: Swim stops usually require ladder use, and beach landings can be difficult for people with limited mobility. Small speedboats are often unsuitable for wheelchair users.
Assistance: Crew may help with boarding if told in advance. If accessibility matters, ask for the largest boat option and confirm toilet access before booking.
Baggage: Bring only small bags and essentials. Space is limited on most boats.
Food & alcohol: Policies vary by operator. Water and small snacks are often allowed, while glass bottles and large amounts of alcohol may be refused.
Marine Park rules: Turtle sightings are viewing-only. Do not try to swim with turtles, and follow crew instructions around Marathonisi and Laganas Bay.
Smoking: Smoking is usually not allowed inside boats. If permitted at all, it is limited to designated areas only.
Photography: Personal photos are generally fine. Drone use may be restricted or banned and can require separate permission in Greece.
Weather/operational: Routes can change or cancel at short notice due to wind, swell, or coast guard instructions. Navagio access rules can also change, and beach landing is not guaranteed.
Address: Zakynthos Town Port, Zakynthos Town, Zakynthos, Greece
The island’s main harbor for larger cruise boats and many coach-and-boat tours. Most convenient if you’re staying in Zakynthos Town or Argassi. Sailing times to northern sights are longer, and parking gets busy.
Getting there:
By bus: Summer buses connect Laganas and Zakynthos Town; final walk varies by stop.
By hotel transfer: Common on full-day tours from major resorts.
By taxi/car: Harborfront access in Zakynthos Town; allow extra time for central parking.
Famous for: Main departure hub for full-day cruises and hotel-transfer tour groups.
Address: Agios Sostis, Laganas, Zakynthos, Greece
The closest boarding area for Laganas Bay turtle cruises and Marathonisi outings. Best if you’re based in Laganas or Kalamaki. You’ll board near the Cameo Island bridge; waterfront can feel crowded in peak summer.
Getting there:
By foot: Walkable from many Laganas stays; exact time varies by hotel.
By bus: Summer buses run to Laganas; continue to Agios Sostis by walk or taxi.
By taxi/car: Around 15 minutes from Zakynthos Town; limited roadside parking near the harbor.
Famous for: Turtle-spotting departures beside the photogenic Cameo Island bridge and bay views.
A key north-coast departure port for Shipwreck Bay and Blue Caves trips, especially smaller boats. It suits stays in Alykes, Alykanas, or northern resorts. From the south, expect an early drive and limited small-port parking.
Getting there:
By bus: No public bus service to this small port.
By hotel transfer: Offered on some Shipwreck and Blue Caves tours.
By taxi/car: Around 45–60 minutes from Zakynthos Town; parking is limited.
Famous for: Shorter sailings to Navagio views and close approaches to northern caves.
This southwest marina works well for Keri Caves, Marathonisi, and sunset-focused cruises. It’s practical if you’re staying around Keri or Limni Keri. Quieter than Laganas, but choice is narrower and you’ll need car or taxi.
Getting there:
By hotel transfer: Available on some south-coast cruises; coverage varies by operator.
By taxi/car: Around 30 minutes from Zakynthos Town; easiest to reach by road.
Famous for: Sea-cave swim stops and sunset routes near the Mizithres coast.
Address: Porto Vromi, Zakynthos, Greece
One of the most direct west-coast launch points for Shipwreck Bay trips on smaller boats. It cuts sailing time, but the access road is steep and winding. Parking is limited, so arrive with buffer time.
Getting there:
By bus: No public bus service to this tiny port.
By hotel transfer: Available only on selected local-boat tours.
By taxi/car: Around 50 minutes from Laganas; steep mountain road on approach.
Famous for: Quick access to west-coast coves and compact local-boat departures for Navagio.
Zakynthos Cruises
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Sightseeing Cruises
Zakynthos Navagio, Blue Caves & White Beach Glass-Bottom Boat Tour
Turn your cruise into an active experience with built-in swim stops in the waters around Zakynthos.
Starting point: Zakynthos
Everything you get: Join your guide on a coastal cruise that includes liability insurance and bottled water and enjoy swim stops in the Ionian Sea along the Zakynthos coast.
Sights covered: Shipwreck View Point, Shipwreck Beach (Navagio), Blue Caves, White Beach
Why choose this: Choose a straightforward sea route focused on the Navagio coast, so you spend your time on the water instead of juggling multiple tours.
Upgrades: Pick a semi-private speedboat, a glass-bottom boat with transfers, or a VIP land and sea tour with hotel pickup, drop-off and taxes and fees included.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Flexible cancellation
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
Book now, pay later
2 hrs - 6 hrs
Guided tour
Transfers available
Pickup available
Shared cruise or smaller group?
Many Navagio and Blue Caves tours cover the same route, but boat type changes the day. Glass-bottom tours are standard shared options; semi-private speedboats limit groups to 10 or 11 guests, and private boat-and-land variants add dedicated transport. That difference matters most if you’re comparing price against space and transfer convenience.
Sightseeing Cruises
Zakynthos Shipwreck Beach & Blue Caves Cruise
Half-day guided sightseeing cruise with swim stops and photo time at iconic coastal viewpoints.
Starting point: Zakynthos Island.
Everything you get: Cruise in a semi-private speedboat for up to 10 guests with a local guide. Enjoy swim stops in clear water, comfortable transport, bottled water, and liability insurance.
Sights covered: Shipwreck Beach, Blue Caves, Shipwreck viewpoint.
Why choose this: A half-day schedule that leaves the rest of your day free so you can plan beach time, town wandering, or another activity.
Upgrades: Choose a private land and sea tour with hotel transfers, a glass-bottom boat, or a bus and boat combo to enhance your experience.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Flexible cancellation
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
Book now, pay later
2 hrs - 6 hrs
Guided tour
Transfers available
Pickup available
Sightseeing Cruises
Zakynthos Shipwreck Beach with Blue Caves Land & Sea Tour
Split your day between sea views and inland stops at the oldest olive tree and Maravelia Caves.
Starting point: Zakynthos
Everything you get: Guided group tour by bus with a glass bottom boat segment, led by an English speaking guide. Enjoy private transport and hotel pick up and drop off, local tastings, bottled water, and liability insurance for a full day out from Zakynthos.
Why choose this: Explore beyond the coast with stops at the island's oldest olive tree and Maravelia Caves, all fitted into one ready planned itinerary.
Upgrades: Choose a semi private group, max 10 guests, or a fully private tour with VIP car or minibus and speedboat for a personalized experience.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Flexible cancellation
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
Book now, pay later
2 hrs - 9 hrs
Guided tour
Pickup available
Turn your cruise into an active experience with built-in swim stops in the waters around Zakynthos.
Starting point: Zakynthos
Everything you get: Join your guide on a coastal cruise that includes liability insurance and bottled water and enjoy swim stops in the Ionian Sea along the Zakynthos coast.
Sights covered: Shipwreck View Point, Shipwreck Beach (Navagio), Blue Caves, White Beach
Why choose this: Choose a straightforward sea route focused on the Navagio coast, so you spend your time on the water instead of juggling multiple tours.
Upgrades: Pick a semi-private speedboat, a glass-bottom boat with transfers, or a VIP land and sea tour with hotel pickup, drop-off and taxes and fees included.
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Shipwreck View Point
Shipwreck Beach
Blue Caves
Swim stops
Guide
Semi-private speedboat, up to 10 people [as per option selected]
Glass-bottom boat with comfortable transportation [as per option selected]
Hotel pickup and drop-off [as per option selected]
All taxes and fees included [as per option selected]
Exclusions
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Food
Tip
What to bring
Sun protection: Bring sunglasses and sunscreen to stay comfortable on the open water.
Swim essentials: Pack swimwear, a towel, and beachwear for swim stops.
Camera: Carry a camera if you want to capture the shipwreck and caves.
Cash: Bring cash in case you need to pay any extra local charges.
Wetsuit: Consider bringing a wetsuit if you plan to swim in colder weather.
Clothing: Wear comfortable clothes suitable for a boat trip.
Accessibility
Mobility: Not suitable for wheelchair users on any tour option.
Additional information
Weather dependency: The boat trip to Shipwreck Beach and Blue Caves depends on weather conditions.
Cancellation policy: If the cruise is canceled due to weather, your tour is rescheduled or refunded.
Boat type: During April and October, a speedboat may replace the glass-bottom boat if there are limited bookings.
Swim stops: Swim stops may be skipped in very cold weather for your comfort and safety.
Pickup radius: The tour’s free pickup radius extends up to 13 km from Zakynthos Town.
Extra charges: Some locations within the pickup area may incur extra pickup charges.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Half-day guided sightseeing cruise with swim stops and photo time at iconic coastal viewpoints.
Starting point: Zakynthos Island.
Everything you get: Cruise in a semi-private speedboat for up to 10 guests with a local guide. Enjoy swim stops in clear water, comfortable transport, bottled water, and liability insurance.
Sights covered: Shipwreck Beach, Blue Caves, Shipwreck viewpoint.
Why choose this: A half-day schedule that leaves the rest of your day free so you can plan beach time, town wandering, or another activity.
Upgrades: Choose a private land and sea tour with hotel transfers, a glass-bottom boat, or a bus and boat combo to enhance your experience.
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Guide
Swimming stops
Liability Insurance
Bottled Water
Private land and sea tour [as per option selected]
Return hotel transfers [as per option selected]
Semi-private speedboat for up to 10 [as per option selected]
Glass-bottom boat [as per option selected]
Bus and boat tour combo [as per option selected]
Exclusions
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Food at stops
Tips
What to bring
Sun protection: Bring sunglasses, a sun hat, and sunscreen to stay protected on the open boat.
Swim essentials: Pack swimwear, a towel, and beachwear for the swimming stops.
Water shoes: Bring water shoes for comfort when entering and exiting the sea.
Clothing: Wear weather-appropriate clothing so you stay comfortable during the tour.
Additional information
Weather dependency: The boat trip is weather dependent, and if it is canceled, the tour is rescheduled or refunded.
Transfers by option: Hotel pick-up and drop-off are only included if you select a variant with transfers.
Pickup radius: The tour’s free pickup radius is up to 13 km from Zakynthos Town, including the following locations: Laganas, Kalamaki, Agios Sostis, Lithakia, Argassi, Xirokastelo, Bochali, Varres, Planos, Tsilivi, Tragaki, Psarou, Ammoudi, Alykanas, Alykes.
Transfer charge: For certain accommodations in Vasilikos, Keri, Marathias, Volimes or Agios Nikolaos, an additional €10 per person each way will be charged.
Harbour check-in: For the glass-bottom boat option, you must drive to the harbour yourself or contact the operator for transport assistance.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Split your day between sea views and inland stops at the oldest olive tree and Maravelia Caves.
Starting point: Zakynthos
Everything you get: Guided group tour by bus with a glass bottom boat segment, led by an English speaking guide. Enjoy private transport and hotel pick up and drop off, local tastings, bottled water, and liability insurance for a full day out from Zakynthos.
Why choose this: Explore beyond the coast with stops at the island's oldest olive tree and Maravelia Caves, all fitted into one ready planned itinerary.
Upgrades: Choose a semi private group, max 10 guests, or a fully private tour with VIP car or minibus and speedboat for a personalized experience.
Inclusions
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Local English speaking guides
Hotel pick-up and drop-off (inside radius)
Exclusive transportation
Local products tasting
Bottled water
Group, private or semi-private tour [as per option selected]
Group size: up to 10 guests [as per option selected]
Transportation by bus, VIP car or minibus [as per option selected]
Glass-bottom boat or speedboat experience [as per option selected]
Exclusions
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Glass-bottom boat ticket (€25) not included
Speedboat ticket (€50) not included
Food
Tip
What to bring
Swimwear and towels: Be prepared for swimming at Shipwreck Beach and the Blue Caves, so bring swimwear and towels.
Clothing and footwear: Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy footwear for walking and standing.
Sun protection: Bring sunscreen and a hat to protect yourself from the sun during the tour.
Additional information
Weather changes: The itinerary may change due to weather conditions affecting sea and land routes.
Physical activity: The tour involves walking and standing for extended periods during stops.
Hotel transfer: The tour's free pickup radius includes Laganas, Kalamaki, Alykanas, Alykes, Ammoudi, Psarou, Tragaki, Ag. Sostis, Lithakia, Argasi, Xirokastelo, Tsilivi, Zakynthos Town and more.
Transfer charge: For accommodations outside this radius, e.g. Keri, Marathias, Vasilikos, Ag. Nikolaos, Volimes, an additional 10€ per person each way will be charged for hotel transfers.
Boat ticket: Please note that boat tickets are not included in the tour price. Payment must be made directly to the guide in cash on the day of the activity.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
What to bring
Sun protection: Bring sunglasses, a sun hat, and sunscreen to stay protected during the cruise.
Swim essentials: Bring a towel and beachwear so you can comfortably enjoy swimming stops.
Snorkeling gear: Bring your own snorkeling gear if you plan to snorkel during the tour.
Camera: Bring a camera to capture views of Turtle Island and the Keri Caves.
Cash: Bring cash for any food, tips, or extra purchases during the tour.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access: This experience is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Additional information
Weather dependency: The boat trip depends on weather conditions and may be rescheduled or refunded if canceled.
Inclusions
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Glass-bottom boat ride
Guide/captain
Liability insurance
Self-arrival at meeting point
Exclusions
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Food
Tips
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
What to bring
Swim essentials: Bring your swimwear and a towel for the swimming stops.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access: Not suitable/accessible for wheelchair users.
Additional information
Weather policy: The trip may be cancelled if weather is bad, then you can reschedule or receive a full refund.
Inclusions
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Swimming vests
Swimming stops
Bottled water
Liability insurance
Knowledgeable guide
Speedboat/Glass-bottom boat ride [as per option selected]
Hotel pickup and drop-off [as per option selected]
Air-conditioned vehicle [as per option selected]
Private or semi-private tour for up to 11 guests [as per option selected]
Exclusions
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Food at stops
Tip
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
