Description

Kalamaki Beach Hotel, Zakynthos, Greece

The complex was created in 1981 and it includes 2.5 acres of beautiful gardens, three buildings with accommodation, 2 swimming pools, a snack bar, a restaurant, a cocktail bar and a traditional taverna by the sea.

Located 150 m from Kalamaki Beach, in a green-covered area of 8.2 ft², this 3-star hotel offers a swimming pool, 2 bars and a seaside tavern. Its rooms have a balcony with views over the sea or the garden.

Rooms at Kalamaki Beach Hotel are bright and air conditioned. They come with a TV, mini fridge and a safety box. Each room also has its own bathroom equipped with free toiletries.

At the on-site tavern guests can taste local and international cuisine with views over Laganas Bay. Drinks, coffees and cocktails are served at the bar in the garden, while there is also a poolside snack bar.

The center of Kalamaki village is 0.6 mi away from the hotel. Zakynthos Town can be reached within 3.1 mi and Zakynthos Airport at just 1.2 mi. Free parking is available nearby.

Kalamaki Beach Hotel, Zakynthos, Greece

Twin Room

Single Room

Standard Twin Room with Sea View

Family Room

Deluxe Family Room

Apartment - Semi-basement

Interconnected Rooms

Zakynthos Island, Eptanisa, Ionion Sea, Greece

White beaches, sea turtles and a party atmosphere make Zakynthos – or Zante – a favourite holiday destination.
The Venetians called this southernmost Ionian island Fiore di Levante, the Flower of the East. Its nobility and fertility made it the jewel of their empire. Today’s visitors would agree, though they come for its iconic beaches – Lagana, Tsilivi, Argassi, Kalamaki, Alykes – where British, French and Italians know how to have a good time.

Looking for lifelong memories? You’ll find them when you swim at the famous Shipwreck Beach, watch the sunset from the cliffs of Keri and Kryoneri, listen to the islanders sing their cantatas and see the endangered caretta caretta sea turtles lay their eggs in the island’s white sands. Welcome to Zante – or Zakynthos, as it’s known in Greece, the island that has it all.