Navagio’s white-pebble cove and turquoise water framed by limestone cliffs, an archival view.

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FOG & FOUNDRYTOP 150 BIKINI DESTINATIONS / GREECE
Navagio’s white-pebble cove and turquoise water framed by limestone cliffs, an archival view.

ZAKYNTHOS, IONIAN ISLANDS / GREECE

White cliffs above
Navagio Beach.

A view of Shipwreck Bay, a village pause, and a separate open shore for the rest of the day.

Plan your beach day ↘

TOP 150 BIKINI DESTINATIONS / IONIAN ISLANDS

See the cove from an approved place,
then give the island time.

Navagio Beach is a white-pebble cove on the northwest coast of Zakynthos, enclosed by limestone cliffs and containing the wreck of the Panagiotis.

The last published restrictions linked below ran through late October. Ask the municipality about the upper viewpoint and the port authority about access from the water. Plan to swim at another beach with confirmed access. The real location photos include archival scenes from before the present access arrangements; boats and people in those images do not establish what is permitted now.

GATEWAYZTHZakynthos Airport “Dionysios Solomos”
LANGUAGEGreekModern Greek; ask about English assistance when needed
SHORE STATUSConfirm before visitingShore access was restricted during the latest published season. Ask the municipality about the upper platform and the port authority about the current offshore rules.

ON THE WORLD MAP

In the Ionian Islands, west of mainland Greece.

Navagio Beach, Zakynthos, Ionian Islands

World map with Navagio Beach marked in Greece
Approximate beach location · 37.86° N, 20.62° E

01 / GETTING THERE

Start on Zakynthos, then check the northwest.

Boats in Zakynthos Town harbor with waterfront buildings and the church bell tower beyond.

Boats in Zakynthos Town harbor with waterfront buildings and the church bell tower beyond.

Boats in Zakynthos Town harbor with waterfront buildings and the church bell tower beyond.

Photo: Mickey Løgitmark ↗ · CC BY 3.0 ↗

Get around northwest Zakynthos

Use the signed approach and designated parking only if the upper viewpoint is open. A current public parking tariff and continuous step-free route are not verified here. Ask the municipality about access, surfaces and any facilities before setting out.

On the beach

Check the upper viewpoint with the municipality and ask the port authority about offshore viewing. Use another beach for swimming unless officials confirm access. Read the last published restrictions ↗

02 / BEACH ESSENTIALS

Know before you go.

Plan to see the cove from a permitted viewpoint and confirm current access before setting out. Services belong to your departure port, accommodation or another beach.

ACCESSDifficultNo shore landing planned; upper viewpoint access must be confirmed separately
FOOD & SERVICESNoneNo accessible beach vendors or water supply to rely on
RESTROOMSNonePlan to use toilets and showers elsewhere

01 / HOW TO GET THERE

Reach a viewing point, not the shore

From your Zakynthos base, arrange a cross-island road journey to an open designated viewpoint or confirm a permitted offshore viewing trip with the port authority and operator. Ask about the exact meeting point, parking and return. A current public parking tariff or direct viewpoint bus is not verified.

Official airport bus information ↗

02 / BEACH ACCESS

Confirm the upper viewpoint route

The upper platform and its approach are separate from the cove. Use only open designated areas behind barriers; do not follow informal cliff-edge trails or look for a descent to the sand. Ask about the entire route if using a wheelchair or stroller. No step count or verified continuous step-free route is established here.

03 / THE SAND

White pebbles below limestone

The national tourism authority describes a white-pebble shore below limestone walls. View the pebble shore from the designated platform when it is open. Shoes with grip are useful for an approved viewpoint approach; pack water shoes only for a separate open beach where local conditions call for them.

04 / FOOD & WATER

Bring water for the viewing stop

Do not rely on a vendor on the shore or on an unconfirmed viewpoint kiosk. Carry drinking water and a snack, then plan a meal in a village or at your chosen base. The priced venues in this guide are elsewhere on Zakynthos, not food services on Navagio’s shore.

05 / CHAIRS & UMBRELLAS

No beach rentals to plan around

Do not plan on using chairs, umbrellas or sunbeds on Navagio’s shore. A current viewpoint rental or shade service is not verified. Bring a hat and sun-protective layer, and stay clear of cliff edges rather than seeking shade under rock faces. Arrange any rental at a separate open beach.

06 / RESTROOMS & SHOWERS

Use facilities before the journey

Visitor toilets, showers, changing rooms, first aid and a staffed lifeguard post are not confirmed on the shore. Check whether the designated viewpoint has public toilets. Use facilities at your accommodation or a confirmed customer stop before setting out; ask about accessible toilets in advance.

Navagio Tile bandeau bikini with a bicycle by an olive grove

NAVAGIO TILE

Between the villages.

Bring a light shirt for the drive through the olive-growing interior.

Shop Navagio Tile ↗

03 / THE BEACH

A day at Navagio Beach.

An archival aerial view of Navagio’s white shore and limestone enclosure, with boats in the bay.

An archival aerial view of Navagio’s white shore and limestone enclosure

An archival aerial view of Navagio’s white shore and limestone enclosure, with boats in the bay.

Photo: dronepicr ↗ · CC BY 2.0 ↗

01 / ACCESS CHECK

Confirm the current viewpoint

Ask the municipality before setting out.

02 / APPROVED VIEW

Use the designated area

Stay behind barriers and keep cliff-edge paths out of the plan.

03 / SEPARATE SHORE

Choose an open beach elsewhere

Give the access, supervision and sea conditions their own check.

04 / ISLAND TABLE

Pause in a village or town

Choose an owner-priced meal and arrange the return.

Confirm the current accessUse an approved viewing areaKeep behind barriersChoose a village or harbor tableReturn to your base

Begin by checking current access, not by booking a beach landing. If the upper viewpoint is open, give the designated platform a short sightseeing stop and stay behind the barriers. Pause for lunch in a village or return toward your accommodation. For a separate shore visit, Porto Vromi lies south-southeast or Alykanas lies east across the island. If rain, wind or closure changes the plan, choose the Museum of Zakynthos or the Museum of Solomos & Eminent Zakynthians instead.

An archival view down into Navagio Beach with the Panagiotis wreck and excursion boats.
An archival view down into Navagio Beach with the Panagiotis wreck and excursion boats.Photo: Saggittarius A ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
An archival water-level view of Navagio shore, its shipwreck and limestone cliff.
An archival water-level view of Navagio shore, its shipwreck and limestone cliff.Photo: Σαλαμούρας Σπύρος ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
Driftwood and the Panagiotis shipwreck on Navagio’s pebbly shore, an archival scene.
Driftwood and the Panagiotis shipwreck on Navagio’s pebbly shore, an archival scene.Photo: Σαλαμούρας Σπύρος ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
Limestone cliffs north of Navagio Bay seen from the sea.
Limestone cliffs north of Navagio Bay seen from the sea.Photo: Mickey Løgitmark ↗ · CC BY 3.0 ↗

04 / NEARBY BEACHES

Four separate shores around the island.

Porto Vromi lies south-southeast on the west coast; Xigia and Alykanas are east, and Kalamaki is farther east-southeast. Distances are approximate straight-line measurements from the Navagio beach pin, not road routes. Give each beach its own access, conditions and return check.

The indented Porto Vromi bay and Maries-side shore seen from above.
About 4.2 km SSE, straight-line

Porto Vromi (Maries side)

A narrow west-coast inlet with a small pebble shore and boat activity. Confirm the Maries-side access rather than assuming both sides of the bay share a meeting point.

Best for
A separate west-coast shoreline stop
Facilities
Confirm legal parking, currently open businesses and customer toilets at the chosen side
Good to know
Keep clear of boat movements and confirm the return. An excursion booking does not grant Navagio landing access.
Photo: Christaras A ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
The pale cliff, turquoise water and small shore at Xigia Sulfur Beach.
About 9.7 km E, straight-line

Xigia Sulfur Beach

A small east-coast cove under a pale cliff, identified by the national tourism authority among the island’s shores. The descent and water conditions need their own check.

Best for
A brief cove visit on an east-coast outing
Facilities
Ask about the current descent, legal parking and any seasonal customer facilities; carry water
Good to know
Watch footing and avoid waiting below unstable rock faces. Sulfur springs do not establish a health benefit or safe swimming conditions.
Photo: kallerna ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
A broad sandy frontage, sunbeds and mountain backdrop at Alykanas Beach.
About 13.6 km E, straight-line

Alykanas Beach

An east-coast sandy frontage beside a resort village. It can provide a separate beach day near cafés and accommodation rather than an add-on to Navagio’s shore.

Best for
A beach visit close to a village meal
Facilities
Private bars and restaurants publish menus nearby; confirm rentals, toilets, supervision and the chosen entrance
Good to know
Check flags and current conditions, keep clear of boats, and do not infer safety from the gently shelving appearance.
Photo: KrauS ↗ · CC BY 3.0 ↗
Kalamaki’s sandy coast and shallow-looking water beside the nesting-beach landscape.
About 28.4 km ESE, straight-line

Kalamaki Beach

A southern sandy beach in the National Marine Park’s loggerhead nesting landscape. It is a separate cross-island destination, not a nearby walk from Navagio.

Best for
A shore walk within the marked visitor area
Facilities
Use the park’s current rules and ask about the permitted entrance, seasonal services and toilets
Good to know
Keep clear of marked nests, dunes and wildlife; obey the current access restrictions and local signs.
Photo: Mickey Løgitmark ↗ · CC BY 3.0 ↗

Distances are straight-line from Navagio Beach. Facilities change by season, so check on the day.

Navagio Tile bandeau bikini on a boat off the Zakynthos coast

NAVAGIO TILE

See the cliffs from the water.

Ask the harbor authority and your skipper where viewing is allowed. Choose a trip that follows the current limits.

Shop Navagio Tile ↗

05 / MUST-SEE PLACES

Three stops away from the cove.

01 / BOCHALI

Castle of Zakynthos

Visit the Venetian fortress above town for its surviving walls and wooded setting. Hellenic Heritage publishes full admission of €5 and reduced admission of €3. Check eligibility, winter opening and the uneven route; museum opening does not establish viewpoint access at Navagio.

Official visitor information and prices ↗

02 / SOLOMOS SQUARE, ZAKYNTHOS TOWN

Museum of Zakynthos

Choose an indoor stop for religious art and works preserved from island churches. The Ministry of Culture’s current page lists admission at €10. Opening differs by season; confirm the day, concessions and access needs before going.

Official visitor information and prices ↗

03 / SAINT MARK’S SQUARE, ZAKYNTHOS TOWN

Museum of Solomos & Eminent Zakynthians

Visit this separate town museum for the poet and other figures in Zakynthian cultural life. The museum publishes general admission of €7 and reduced admission of €5, with eligibility listed on its contact page. Confirm opening, concessions and access needs before going; this is distinct from the Museum of Zakynthos on Solomos Square.

Official visitor information and prices ↗

EXPLORE THE AREA

Navagio Beach and northwest Zakynthos.

The local pin marks the pebble shore inside Navagio cove, not an entrance or a route down the cliff. The upper viewpoint is a separate access point near Anafonitria. Porto Vromi lies south-southeast; the east-coast beaches require a cross-island journey.

Open the interactive map ↗
Drag or zoom to explore · OpenStreetMap contributors

BEYOND THE BEACH

Sea arches, a harbor, and island streets.

The Blue Caves, Zakynthos Town and its waterfront form separate island outings. The captions identify the actual photographed setting; these scenes are not all beside Navagio.

A limestone arch and blue water at the Blue Caves of Zakynthos.

A limestone arch and blue water at the Blue Caves of Zakynthos.

A limestone arch and blue water at the Blue Caves of Zakynthos.

Photo: Bouke ten Cate ↗ · CC BY 4.0 ↗
Zakynthos Town and its harbor seen from the hillside.

Zakynthos Town and its harbor seen from the hillside.

Zakynthos Town and its harbor seen from the hillside.

Photo: Roddy McDougall ↗ · CC BY 2.0 ↗
The church of Saint Dionysios beside a road and horse carriage in Zakynthos Town.

The church of Saint Dionysios beside a road and horse carriage in Zakynthos Town.

The church of Saint Dionysios beside a road and horse carriage in Zakynthos Town.

Photo: ARKADIUSZ MARKIEWICZ ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
The open paved space and buildings on Dionysios Solomos Square in Zakynthos Town.

The open paved space and buildings on Dionysios Solomos Square in Zakynthos Town.

The open paved space and buildings on Dionysios Solomos Square in Zakynthos Town.

Photo: Christaras A ↗ · CC BY 3.0 ↗

06 / SIX HOTELS

Find your base.

LAGANAS

Tropical Studios

$ Budget · Published starts €35–55 per studio per night, Promo through Deluxe categories

Self-catering accommodation in the southern resort area, across the island from Navagio. The owner lists occupancy of two or two to three depending on category. These are starting rates; confirm the chosen stay, taxes, cleaning, children and final total. Parties are not permitted.

Tropical Studios official site ↗

ALYKES

Irini Studios & Apartments

$ Budget · Studios from €70 per night; apartments and summer houses from €90

A family-run base in Alykes on the east coast. The published studio categories sleep two to three or three; apartments and summer houses list four. Ground-floor and upper-floor units differ, so confirm the exact access, occupancy, tax total and current rate before booking.

Irini Studios & Apartments official site ↗

KALAMAKI

Tasos Villa & Apartments

$$ Mid-Range · €125–275 per ground-floor apartment per night for up to four; extra guests €50 per person

Choose the apartment with Jacuzzi rather than assuming access to the separate villa’s private pool. The owner publishes seasonal apartment rates and cots on request. Confirm availability, the full tax total, deposit and cancellation conditions. This is a southern-island base, not accommodation at Navagio.

Tasos Villa & Apartments official site ↗

KOUKLA

Gloria Maris Hotel Suites & Villas

$$ Mid-Range · Selected room-category starts €192.22–257.11 per night

An adults-only coastal hotel in Koukla, south of Navagio. The owner distinguishes Executive Sea View and Junior Suite categories. Confirm the age policy, meal basis, taxes and current room total; published starting prices do not guarantee the rate for a selected stay.

Gloria Maris Hotel Suites & Villas official site ↗

PANTOKRATORAS

Villa Polyxeni

$$$ Upscale · €660–1,780 per whole villa per night across the published seasonal table

A private-pool villa offered by Levante Villas, whose published location is Pantokratoras. Compare the whole-property tariff rather than treating it as a double-room price. Confirm the exact address, occupancy, minimum stay, taxes and pool arrangements directly.

Villa Polyxeni official site ↗

TRAGAKI

Porto Zante Villas & Spa

$$$$ Luxury · €2,350–3,800 per Deluxe Spa Villa per night in the published early-booking seasonal table

An east-coast villa resort, separate from Navagio’s northwest cove. The entry villa category lists two to four guests and a private heated pool. The displayed band is an early-booking offer for the next summer season; confirm the offer deadline, current total, inclusions and children’s arrangements.

Porto Zante Villas & Spa official site ↗
A sea arch and rocky coast at the Blue Caves of Zakynthos.
A sea arch and rocky coast at the Blue Caves of Zakynthos.Photo: Bouke ten Cate ↗ · CC BY 4.0 ↗
Trees and shaded outdoor tables in a public space in Zakynthos Town.
Trees and shaded outdoor tables in a public space in Zakynthos Town.Photo: ARKADIUSZ MARKIEWICZ ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗

WHEN TO GO

Choose the day you want.

Greece’s official climate guide describes hot, generally dry summers with regional differences. Bring sun protection for an exposed viewpoint and allow for rain or wind changing the day’s plan. Check current weather and marine warnings as well as local access instructions. A clear day does not reopen Navagio’s shore. Zakynthos climate and travel seasons ↗

Navagio Tile bandeau bikini near the Keri cliffs

NAVAGIO TILE

Take the long way back.

A stop in the southwest gives you another view of the island. Keep to marked paths and clear of cliff edges.

Shop Navagio Tile ↗

07 / FOOD, LANGUAGE & LOCAL LIFE

From sand to table.

An olive tree beside a weathered stone wall and wooden door in Amoudi, Zakynthos.

An olive tree beside a weathered stone wall and wooden door in Amoudi

An olive tree beside a weathered stone wall and wooden door in Amoudi, Zakynthos.

Photo: Paul Lakin ↗ · CC BY 3.0 ↗

What to order

The linked menus include Greek salad, stuffed vegetables, moussaka, fish, rabbit and local cheeses. Ask about ingredients, allergies and the day’s catch. The photograph here shows an olive tree and stone building in Amoudi, a regional landscape rather than a restaurant dish.

Local habits

Wear a cover-up away from a swimming beach, keep noise considerate around homes, and ask before photographing people or a church service. At protected nesting shores, follow marked access and keep clear of nests and wildlife. Leave pebbles and natural objects in place.

A LITTLE GREEK

Useful on the beach and in town.

Καλημέρα · Kalimera
Good morning.
Γεια σου · Yia sou
Hello, to one person informally.
Ευχαριστώ · Efharisto
Thank you.
Παρακαλώ · Parakalo
Please or you’re welcome.

SIX RESTAURANTS

Where to eat.

PLANOS / TSILIVI

Majestic Restaurant

$ Casual dining · See the current lunch and dinner menu

A central Tsilivi option for Greek and Mediterranean cooking, including grilled dishes and seafood. The restaurant posts separate breakfast and lunch and dinner menus.

Majestic Restaurant menus ↗

LAGANAS BEACHFRONT

Tasos Restaurant & Bar

$ Budget · €11.30 Greek meze; €15.50 moussaka or pastitsio

A beachfront table in the southern resort area for a separate Laganas day. The meze is priced as a plate, not a per-person set. Confirm portion size, ingredients, service or cover charges, and the complete bill before ordering.

Tasos Restaurant & Bar official site ↗

ARGASSI

Solesea

$$ Mid-Range · €16 shrimp linguine; €22 grilled fish, beef sirloin or pork tomahawk

A beach restaurant and bar in Argassi on the eastern side of the island. Use the owner’s named dish prices rather than assuming all fish is sold at one tariff. Confirm current availability, any weight-based catch, seating for children and the final total.

Solesea official site ↗

ALYKANAS

Bosco Restaurant and Bar

$$ Mid-Range · €16–22 for selected pasta, chicken, cod, stuffed squid or swordfish dishes

An east-coast village dinner with a published menu spanning Greek cooking, pasta and seafood. The owner also lists children’s dishes at €7–8. Ask about allergy adaptations, additions and current service days before visiting.

Bosco Restaurant and Bar official site ↗

AKROTIRI

Fiore Fine Dining

$$$ Upscale · €130 Simposio or €185 Empeiría tasting menu per person, before pairings and supplements

Reserve a tasting dinner at Lesante Cape for an evening separate from the northwest drive. The currently linked menu adds optional wine pairings and supplements; tasting menus are designed for the whole table. Confirm dietary needs, family seating and the complete total.

Fiore Fine Dining official site ↗

TRAGAKI

Melia Fine Dining

$$$$ Luxury · €225–250 per person for the listed €130/135 tasting menus with a €95/115 wine pairing

A planned tasting experience at Lesante Blu. Food-only menus cost less than the paired experience used for this premium band; caviar and other supplements are separate. The resort is adults only, so confirm the restaurant’s age and nonresident policy before reserving.

Melia Fine Dining official site ↗

08 / ZAKYNTHOS BARS

Three bars.

01 / AKROTIRI, LESANTE CAPE

Novita Pool Bar

A daytime poolside option for a drink before the evening plan, rather than a late-night stop. The currently linked menu lists selected wine glasses at €9–16, signature cocktails at €12–19, and fresh orange juice at €6. Confirm current opening, nonresident access, any minimum spend and children’s seating; a drink does not automatically include pool access. Official menu and access ↗

02 / SAINT MARK’S SQUARE / LEOFOROS DIMOKRATIAS

Avant Garde

A separate town bar with an owner-published signature list at €12.50–15 per cocktail. Spirit-free options are available on request. The menu identifies ingredients including dairy, nuts and fruit; confirm allergy needs, children’s seating, current opening and any minimum spend. Official menu and access ↗

03 / ALYKANAS BEACHFRONT

Oasis Taverna & Beach Bar

A seasonal beachfront alternative in Alykanas with a currently linked drinks menu. Selected quarter-liter draught beers are €5–6; orange juice is €6.50 and a kids milkshake €8.50. Confirm the current season, music and seating. The beach business is separate from Navagio and its access restrictions. Official menu and access ↗

Arrange the return before ordering if your accommodation is elsewhere. Novita Pool Bar is a daytime option in Akrotiri; Avant Garde is around Saint Mark’s Square in town, and Oasis is on Alykanas Beach. Check current opening, music, children’s seating and the total. Nonalcoholic choices keep the plan flexible; arrange a driver if drinking.

Lights reflected across the water at Planos on Zakynthos at night.
Lights reflected across the water at Planos on Zakynthos at night.Photo: Almondox ↗ · CC BY 3.0 ↗
Low sun over the surf and sandy shore of Laganas Bay.
Low sun over the surf and sandy shore of Laganas Bay.Photo: Ssourris ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗

09 / SHOPPING

Pick up something local.

ZAKYNTHOS TOWN / LOMVARDOU 25

Farmers Market Zante

Browse seasonal produce, olives and preserves at the port-side market.

Hours Listed Mon, Thu and Sat 6 a.m.–2 p.m. Check locally before a Tuesday visit.

Farmers Market Zante on Google Maps ↗

ZAKYNTHOS TOWN / ALEXANDROU ROMA

Alexandrou Roma boutiques

Start at Roukanas Accessories at number 87 for jewelry, bags and other small gifts.

Hours Roukanas Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 9 a.m.–2 p.m. and 5:30–9 p.m. Wed and Sat 9 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

Roukanas store hours ↗

VASILIKOS / ST. NICHOLAS BEACH

St. Nicholas Beach Watersports and Diving

This beach rental center has canoes and pedalos, plus a separate dive operation.

Hours Dive desk listed daily 10:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m. in season. Confirm rental hours before traveling.

St. Nicholas rentals and diving ↗

Ask the stallholder before bargaining, and expect posted prices in boutiques. Carry a few small euro notes for the market and use a card where accepted. Sealed local olive oil or a small handmade accessory travels well.

10 / ZAKYNTHOS EVENT CALENDAR & MONEY

Plan around the celebrations.

Zakynthos Carnival · late winter to early spring

The most recent carnival included town parades, children’s activities, music and village celebrations around the pre-Lenten season. Use the next official program for locations, family events and road closures; timing moves with the holiday calendar.

Zakynthos Carnival · late winter to early spring official site ↗

International Digital Storytelling Festival · October

The latest completed Zakynthos edition brought screenings, workshops and storytelling activities to town in fall. The organizer’s awards and program record that edition; they do not promise a fixed annual weekend. Check the next announced program, age suitability and registration before planning around it.

International Digital Storytelling Festival · October ↗

Currency / Euro

Greece uses the euro, written EUR and shown as €. Hotel bands below identify room, apartment or whole-villa prices and starting rates rather than a guaranteed quote for every stay. Restaurant bands identify dishes or tasting experiences, not an assumed full bill. At Melia, the premium band includes a listed wine pairing. Ask about taxes, service, supplements, children and cancellation terms before paying. Keep some cash for small purchases.

European Union — countries using the euro ↗
Navagio Tile bandeau bikini at a Zakynthos seaside bar

NAVAGIO TILE

Pack for the rest of the island.

A cover-up and shoes with grip make it easier to move from the waterfront to town.

Shop Navagio Tile ↗

11 / WHAT TO WEAR

Pack for a viewpoint and a separate beach.

THE ZAKYNTHOS KIT

Swim.
Walk.
Stay out.

On the sand

Wear the Navagio Tile bikini with a light cover-up and a hat at a separate open swimming beach. Change into suitable clothes before visiting the viewpoint or town.

At an open designated viewpoint

Use shoes with grip, carry water, and stay on the designated approach behind barriers. There is no public route from the upper viewpoint down to the beach. Confirm the entire route, surfaces and toilets if traveling with a wheelchair or stroller.

In town

A light shirt or dress and comfortable shoes suit a harbor walk and dinner. Cover shoulders for religious sites and ask before photographing a service. Confirm children’s arrangements at the chosen venue; Gloria Maris is an adults-only hotel.

SIZE GUIDE

Check your measurements.

Compare your chest, waist, and hips with the garment-specific chart. Measurements below are reproduced from the linked product.

Inches

CHEST (inches) HIPS (inches)
XS 33 ⅛ 35 ⅜
S 34 ⅝ 37
M 36 ¼ 38 ⅝
L 39 ⅜ 41 ¾
XL 42 ½ 44 ⅞
2XL 45 ⅝ 48

Centimeters

CHEST (cm) HIPS (cm)
XS 84 90
S 88 94
M 92 98
L 100 106
XL 108 114
2XL 116 122

12 / BEFORE YOU LEAVE

Good to know.

Can I land or swim at Navagio?

Plan to view the beach from a permitted location. Ask the port authority about current restrictions on boats and swimmers, and choose a beach with confirmed access for swimming.

Is the upper viewpoint always open?

No opening is guaranteed here. Check with the municipality before driving out, use only the designated open approach and stay behind barriers. The local map pin marks the cove, not a public route down.

Can I use a wheelchair or stroller?

A continuous step-free route and accessible public viewpoint toilet are not verified. Ask the municipality and your transport provider about the entire route, surfaces, gradients and facilities before setting out. Do not substitute an informal cliff path.

What should a family bring?

Carry water, snacks, sun cover and shoes with grip. Use toilets before the cross-island journey and confirm children’s transport arrangements. Keep children close behind barriers. A separate open beach needs a fresh check of supervision and conditions.

What if the weather or access changes?

Replace the northwest outing with the Museum of Zakynthos or the Museum of Solomos & Eminent Zakynthians, subject to their current opening. Do not treat a bright interval, an old photograph or an excursion advertisement as access permission.

How should I compare the published prices?

The hotel list mixes studios, apartments and whole villas, with stated starting or seasonal rates. Dining bands identify selected dishes or tasting experiences; Melia’s premium band includes a wine pairing. Confirm all taxes, service, supplements, age policies and the final total directly.

FOG & FOUNDRY / SWIM

A tile pattern by the Ionian Sea.

A patterned bandeau top pairs with high-cut bottoms. Compare your chest, waist and hip measurements with the garment-specific product charts before choosing a size.

Explore the bikini ↗
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