Pirate Ship Cruise To Shipwreck Beach And Caves In Zakynthos

First swim stop of the day. The water is naturally enriched with sulphur, known for its skin-healing and therapeutic properties. Guests swim in the open sea where the sulphur springs meet the clear Ionian water.

One of the most photographed natural formations in Greece. Sunlight reflects off the white limestone seabed, turning the cave water electric blue, turquoise and violet. The Pirate Ship enters the largest cave subject to conditions.

The main highlight of the day. One of the most photographed beaches on Earth, accessible only by sea. The Pirate Ship approaches up close for an unforgettable view and photos from the deck. Shipwreck Beach is viewed from the sea. Beach access is not permitted. Watch the full pirate show on deck. BBQ souvlaki available for purchase.

The oldest fishing village and port on Zakynthos, passed along the western coastline. The Face of Poseidon is carved naturally into the cliffs above the sea — a scenic pass-by with photo opportunity from the deck.

A secluded sea-level cove with no road access — only reachable by boat. Crystal-clear Ionian water and total seclusion away from the crowded resort beaches.

A complex of 230 sea caves carved into the cliffs of the western coastline. The Pirate Ship enters the largest cave despite its size — a dramatic and unique experience inside the cavern that no small speedboat or yacht can replicate.

Third and final swim stop on the southern coast. Spectacular natural sea cave formations above crystal-clear water. Guests swim inside and around the cave entrance in some of the clearest water on the island.

The turtle-shaped island at the heart of the Zakynthos National Marine Park — one of the most important Caretta-Caretta nesting sites in the Mediterranean. Guests watch the water for sea turtle sightings on the final stretch back to port.