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Myzithres: Zakynthos's Iconic Sea Rocks

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Myzithres, Zakynthos: iconic rock formations, crystal-clear waters, and stunning viewpoints.

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Myzithres, located off the coast of Zakynthos, are two imposing rock formations rising from the Ionian Sea, creating a stunning landscape. Accessible mainly by boat, these rocks, once known as the Myzithres Islands, offer breathtaking views and crystal-clear waters for swimming and snorkeling.

A brief summary to Myzithres

  • Zakynthos, GR

Local tips

  • Visit during the daytime for the most vibrant blue hues in the sea, perfect for photography.
  • Consider a sunset cruise to witness the sun setting between the two rocks for a magical experience.
  • Bring snorkeling gear to explore the clear waters and marine life around the rocks.
  • Be cautious when taking photos from the cliffs, as there are steep drops.
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Getting There

  • Driving

    To reach the Myzithres viewpoint, drive south from Zakynthos Town towards the village of Keri. The drive is approximately 35 minutes. As you approach Keri, the roads become narrower, and the final section is a dirt road. Park near the Keri Lighthouse or at the Summer Vibes parking area. From there, it's a 10-minute walk to the viewpoint. Parking is generally free, but some areas may require a purchase from a nearby establishment.

  • Boat Tour

    Alternatively, take a boat tour from Agios Sostis or Laganas to reach Myzithres beach. These tours typically include stops at Marathonisi (Turtle Island) and the Keri Caves. The boat trip to Myzithres takes about 30-40 minutes from Agios Sostis. Boat tour prices vary, but a typical 3-hour tour costs around €30-€40.

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Myzithres, situated on the southwest coast of Zakynthos, is a captivating sight featuring two prominent rock formations emerging from the turquoise Ionian Sea. These impressive, white limestone rocks were previously known as the Myzithres Islands until a 2018 earthquake created a beach between them and Zakynthos. Visitors can admire Myzithres from various viewpoints along the cliffs near the village of Keri, offering panoramic vistas. The contrast between the brilliant blue sea and the white rocks makes it a popular spot for photographers. For a closer experience, boat tours are available from Agios Sostis and other nearby harbors, providing access to the secluded beach at the base of the rocks. These tours often include opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring nearby sea caves. The area is part of the National Marine Park of Zakynthos, which protects the endangered Caretta Caretta sea turtles. As such, caution should be exercised when navigating the waters to avoid disturbing these protected creatures. Whether viewed from above or explored by sea, Myzithres offers a unique and unforgettable experience of Zakynthos's natural beauty.

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