Best Things to Do in Zakynthos Island, with baby

Solomos Square is 68% Baby-Friendly

Parents with strollers appreciate the level paths and benches, yet the absence of on-site changing tables or nursing rooms means diaper changes depend on café restrooms.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Keri is 68% Baby-Friendly

Babies can enjoy calm water and flat stroller paths in Limni Keri, but no public changing tables, prams struggle on rocky lighthouse track and most boat tours are too long and bumpy for infants.

Recommended visit duration: 1–2 days

Zakynthos Port is 54% Baby-Friendly

Flat promenade suits strollers, but no nursing rooms or change tables; quay traffic and open water demand vigilance, so plan short visits and confirm facilities with port staff.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Laganas Beach is 54% Baby-Friendly

Flat packed sand allows stroller access and umbrellas give shade, but there are no diaper tables, nursing rooms or quiet zones, and afternoon bar music grows loud; check with a beach café before planning.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Blue Caves Zakynthos is 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.

Recommended visit duration: 1–3 hours

Venetian Castle of Bohali is 36% Baby-Friendly

Babies are allowed but not catered for: no changing table, no nursing room, steep cobbles make strollers nearly impossible, so a carrier is essential. Parents may find visit short and tiring.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Navagio Beach Viewpoint is 32% Baby-Friendly

Babies are allowed, but gravel path rattles strollers, no changing table or nursing room exists, and narrow uneven ground near a 200 m cliff makes a very brief carrier visit the only realistic option.

Navagio is 28% Baby-Friendly

Babies are not banned, yet rough seas, lack of infant life vests, no changing areas, and no shade make the trip uncomfortable and potentially unsafe for caregivers and infants.

Porto Limnionas Beach is 23% Baby-Friendly

Steep rocky descent, no sand, no stroller route, no changing tables or shade make visits stressful for babies; only basic toilets at tavern, so parents should pick a gentler beach.