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"Of Sandy Seas, Olive Groves and Vineyards"

Tsilivi Tourism

Also known as Planos, Tsilivi is a village and a tourist resort on the island of Zakynthos, Greece. This resort town on the northeastern coast has recently risen to fame among international travelers. Unfortunately, there is not much to do in Tsilivi, and the town is usually preferred for luxury getaways.

Tsilivi houses a 2-km long, warm sandy beach studded with sunbeds and bars. It is an excellent location to spend time with family and engage in some watersports like parachuting and jet skiing. The beach has also been given a blue flag, which means it is tremendously clean. Tourists often like to travel by speedboat from Tsilivi to the Blue Caves and Smugglers Cove, two of Zante's most notable sights.

Tsilivi is also famous for wine-tasting tours, even though most of the wineries in Tsilivi are family-run; and within a limited setting. The Venetian tower, located towards the north of Tsilivi, is an ideal place to witness the stunning sunset. A 20-minute drive from Zante, Tsilivi is usually preferred by families for weekend getaways. However, new waterparks and other experiences have been flourishing in Tsilivi for some time now, adding to a wholesome experience.

1. Swimming At Bouka Beach

Located near the tourist resort of Tsilivi, the Bouka Beach is a quiet retreat. The beach has shallow waters making it safe for little children as well. However, during the peak tourist season, there (Read More)are also water activities, such as snorkeling, jet skiing, and catamarans. The beach also has other facilities, such as toilets, parking spaces, loungers, changing rooms, etc.

2. Water Sports At Tsilivi Beach

Tsilivi Beach is a blue flag beach located on the eastern coast of Zakynthos island. It is quite vast and has pockets of crowds, as well as, peace. The beach also offers water sporting activities, suc (Read More)h as water skiing, windsurfing, jet skiing, banana rides, pedaloes, paragliding, and more.

3. Tsilivi Waterpark

The Tsilivi Waterpark is one of the most family-oriented amusement parks on the island. Often referred to as an ‘aquatic paradise’, it has water rides for all age groups. For kids, there i (Read More)s a pool area that is filled with water ejecting toys, slides, mushroom showers, a playing area, and a Pirate Ship. Besides, there is the Water Jungle which has many surprises, such as Elephant and Octopus water slides.
Timings: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Cost: Adults - Full Day: Euro 18, Half day: Euro 9, Kids - Full day: Euro 9, Half day: Euro 4.5

4. Relax At Gaidaros Beach

Gaidaros Beach is a relatively unknown beach. About one kilometer long, the Gaidaro beach has sunbeds and parasols on rent. Another section of the beach towards Avali Beach is also locally known as Th (Read More)eotokos Beach. A coarse sandy beach, this beach is not too ideal for swimming because of the presence of stones on the seabed. However, the blue waters of the Ionian Sea, warm sands, and tranquil atmosphere are perfect for those seeking a quiet and relaxed encounter with nature. Also, a few sections of the beach are nudist.

Must Know Before You Travel to Tsilivi

Most places in Tsilivi are within walking distance. For farther distances, hire a bike or a car. However, the local shuttle remains the easiest and cheapest mode of transport.
The beachside Taverns of Tsilivi offer traditional and international cuisine alongside the experience of traditional dances.
Luxurious villas and resorts are located near the seaside.
For more budget-friendly options, stick to the city center.
If traveling from Zante or other eastern beach resorts, hire a boat and travel around the islets on the west side of Zakynthos before reaching Tsilivi
The main street of Tsilivi is studded with souvenir shops, eateries, bars, and excursion offices that open late at night. However, this bustling street starts to empty around 1:00 AM since most of the nightlife moves to Zante.