Zakynthos is a colourful land in the lap of the western Ionian Sea; as the emerald shade of its plains magically rotates with the mild mountain areas, the sea whispers the story of this place. Homer included it in his epic narrations, and historical reports confirm its long existence.

Proud “mother” of the Greek Revolution’s most important poets, Dionysios Solomos and Andreas Kalvos, Zakynthos stands imperiously, giving out the sweet scent of bougarinia and citrus trees, full of olive trees – a symbol of wisdom, abundance and wealth. In this island, which has accepted a variety of influences over the course of years and still maintains its majestic beauty, people honour their sense of hospitality as a part of their cultural heritage and a future legacy for those who will visit Zakynthos.

From the homonymous capital to the smallest village, everything seems to say "Welcome to Zakynthos".