What makes it 36% Baby-Friendly: Some boats carry infant jackets and shaded seats, yet boarding ladders, lack of changing tables, engine noise, and no safe space to crawl make the experience hard to recommend for babies.
Note: Blue Caves Zakynthos is 36% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Zakynthos Island for a more suitable experience.
Why 1–3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: This duration allows time for a boat excursion and a short Skinari Lighthouse visit without tiring the baby.
Skinari Lighthouse & Cliff-top Walk:
Enjoy seaside views on a paved path up to the Skinari Lighthouse.
Tip: Use a stroller-friendly route and stop at nearby cafés for breaks.
Private Boat Tour with Infant Amenities:
Join a small-group or private boat to see the Blue Caves up close.
Tip: Ask for an infant life jacket and a baby seat in advance.
Agios Nikolaos Harbor Stop:
Return to port for baby-changing in café restrooms.
Tip: Buy a drink to access clean toilets and nursing privacy.
Agios Nikolaos Beach Relaxation:
Let your baby play on the shallow sands under shade umbrellas.
Tip: Bring baby-friendly sunscreen and a sunhat.

Gabs
(Translated by Google) (Translated by Google) A magical excursion 🌊💙! The Blue Caves are a true natural gem of the island. The reflections of the water, ranging from deep blue to vibrant turquoise, create a fascinating spectacle at every moment. The caves are accessible only by boat, and the boat trip itself is worth the detour. Passing through some of the caves, you feel literally enveloped by...
Chris Breeze
Good place to visit on a boat but book your own as I personally didn't like how they all put the boats round a turtle for an hour so you could see it.
Matteo Gemelli
One of the nicest spots in Zante, visited from the windmill stair that goes down directly to the sea. Can be crowded and filled with boats depending on the day/time, better be there early in the morning.
Diederik Dekkers
One of the best spots on the island, when the sun enters the caves, a very unique effect is visible, the water inside the caves hits the rocks and turns into ice blue before splashing back. This effect is only reserved for your own eyes, cameras are unable to capture it. 100% worth a visit!
Ana-Maria Anghel
Superb caves with amazing turquoise - blue waters in all shades and colors. It can get a bit busy with boats coming to the same spot around the same time. There is also a swimming point very close to the caves that is perfect for snorkeling (many fishes there)
Avoid midday sun in July–August; book early tours in spring or fall for cooler temperatures and calmer seas.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Shared Glass-Bottom Boat Tour (2 adults) | EUR 40 |
| Infant seat on boat | EUR 15 |
| Café drinks & snacks | EUR 6 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 61 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: Porthmos Zakinthou, Elation, Greece
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