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Discover Zakynthos with a private, customizable tour for groups up to 7, visiting Shipwreck Beach, Blue Caves, Xigia Sulfur Beach, and more—an 8-hour adventure.

The Zakynthos private customizable tour offers a flexible way to see the island’s top sights in a single day. Priced at $666 per group, this experience comfortably accommodates up to 7 people. It lasts approximately 8 hours, making it ideal for those who want an in-depth, personalized exploration of Zakynthos.
What sets this tour apart is the ability to craft your own itinerary with the help of your private guide. Whether you’re interested in the island’s famous Shipwreck Beach, the natural beauty of the Blue Caves, or the soothing waters of Xigia Sulfur Beach, this tour adapts to your preferences. The full-day experience combines scenic stops, boat trips, and insider recommendations, offering a comprehensive snapshot of Zakynthos’s most stunning locations.
While the price includes all transport, insurance, and fees, meals are not included, so plan to bring snacks or plan meal stops along the way. This tour suits travelers seeking a personalized, intimate experience with flexible timings and customized stops.
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The tour begins with a pick-up from a choice of 10 locations across Zakynthos, including popular spots like Argassi, Laganas, Zakynthos Cruise Ship Terminal, Vasilikos, and the Zakynthos Airport.
This flexible pickup arrangement ensures convenient access whether arriving by land or cruise ship. The guide or driver arrives in a labeled van with “Dali Tours”, making it easy to identify. For hotel guests, it’s recommended to wait outside your accommodation about 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.
The tour concludes at one of 10 drop-off locations, including Port of Zakynthos, Kalamaki, Argassi, and Laganas, offering a seamless end to the day without long transfers.

Your first stop is likely Xigia Sulfur Beach, famous for its milky blue waters rich in sulfur and collagen, which are believed to benefit the skin. The natural sulfur creates a unique visual effect on the shore, making for memorable photos. The water’s healing properties add a wellness aspect to your visit.
Next, the tour takes you to Bochali Village, perched almost on top of a cape. Here, you enjoy panoramic views of the Ionian Sea, the city, and the harbor. Exploring Bochali means walking through charming streets and taking in breathtaking vistas that showcase the island’s beauty from above.

One of the tour’s highlights is the Shipwreck Beach viewpoint, visited around midday for optimal lighting and sparkling turquoise waters. From this vantage point, the water appears so clear that boats seem to float without touching the seabed, thanks to the visibility into the shallow waters.
Accessing the viewpoint involves about a 10-minute walk on a stone path, so comfortable shoes are recommended. While there are no toilets at the viewpoint or on the beach itself, a stop is made for bathroom breaks and refreshments, ensuring comfort on this day-long adventure.
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A small boat takes you into the famous Blue Caves and around the coast’s natural formations. The caves have been shaped by erosion, creating spectacular chambers that you can explore up close. Inside the caves, you can enjoy swimming and snorkeling in crystal-clear seawater, which paints the limestone in dazzling shades of blue.
The boat also visits Porto Limnionas, a hidden, wild spot accessible through the mountain village of Agios Leon. Its stunning waters and rugged landscape make it a favorite among those seeking a more untouched part of the island.

At the Myzithres, or Keri rocks, the tour includes a stop at a viewpoint that’s highly Instagrammed for its striking limestone formations. You’ll find a wooden bridge connecting part of Cameo Island in Agios Sostis, creating a picturesque scene—perfect for capturing memorable photos.
These locations showcase Zakynthos’s natural geological artistry and offer excellent opportunities for photography. The scenic views provide a peaceful contrast to the more energetic boat rides and beach stops.

The Porto Limnionas stop reveals one of the most pristine and wild stretches of coastline on Zakynthos. Accessible only after passing through Agios Leon, this fiord-like spot captivates visitors with its crystal waters and vivid colors. Its seclusion makes it an ideal place for swimming and relaxing away from the crowds.
This less-visited site demonstrates the diverse landscapes of Zakynthos and appeals to those who appreciate remote, natural beauty.

The tour starts with a private van and boat, both fully insured, ensuring a smooth and safe experience. The full insurance plus all fees and taxes are included in the price, providing peace of mind for travelers.
Flexibility is the core feature, with the ability to customize the itinerary by discussing preferred stops with your guide. The live guide speaks Greek, English, German, and Arabic, making communication accessible for a broad range of visitors.
The duration of 8 hours allows for a leisurely pace, with enough time to explore multiple sites without feeling rushed. The tours operate with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, offering flexibility in planning.

Given the walking involved, such as the 10-minute walk on a stone path to the Shipwreck viewpoint, comfortable shoes are recommended. Travelers should bring hat, swimwear, towel, biodegradable sunscreen, and beachwear.
Note that no toilets are present at certain stops like Shipwreck Beach and the viewpoint, so plan accordingly. A stop for refreshments is included, ensuring hydration and snack options during the day.
The main strength of this experience is its customization—you decide what to see and do, making it ideal for personal preferences. The tour’s private setting ensures an intimate experience, unlike larger group excursions.
Another standout is the combination of land and sea, allowing you to visit beaches, villages, viewpoints, and explore caves in a single day. The small boat allows access to caves and secluded spots that larger vessels cannot reach, enhancing the sense of discovery.
While the price might seem higher than some group tours, the personalized itinerary and private group setup justify the cost for those seeking a tailored, relaxed day on Zakynthos.
This full-day private tour offers a flexible way to experience Zakynthos at your own pace. It’s particularly suited for groups up to 7 people who value customization, comfort, and intimate encounters with the island’s natural beauty.
The highlights include the Xigia Sulfur Beach, Bochali Village, Shipwreck Viewpoint, Blue Caves, and Porto Limnionas. Each stop showcases a different aspect of Zakynthos’s diverse landscape—from secluded beaches to dramatic cliffs and charming villages.
The guided boat trips into the caves and along the coast provide a closer look at the island’s geological wonders and a chance to swim in pristine waters. The flexibility to tailor the day means visitors can focus on their favorite spots or explore hidden corners most visitors never see.
While this tour offers excellent value for a private, all-inclusive experience, travelers should be prepared for walking, no toilet stops at some sites, and bring their own snacks and beach essentials.
What is included in the price of the Zakynthos private tour?
The price covers private van and boat, pick-up and drop-off, full insurance, all fees and taxes, and bottled water.
Can I choose my own stops on this tour?
Yes, the tour is completely customizable; you can discuss your preferred sights with your guide to tailor the itinerary.
How long does the tour last?
The full experience lasts about 8 hours, providing ample time to visit multiple locations and enjoy the scenery.
Are meals included?
No, meals and drinks are at your own expense, but a stop for refreshments is included along the way.
Is this tour suitable for anyone with mobility issues?
The tour involves some walking, including about 10 minutes on a stone path at the Shipwreck viewpoint, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
What languages does the guide speak?
The live guide speaks Greek, English, German, and Arabic.
What if the weather changes?
If bad weather cancels the tour, you will be offered an alternative date, tour, or a full refund.
How many people can join the tour?
The tour is designed for up to 7 guests per private group, making it ideal for families or small groups seeking a personalized experience.