Zakynthos

Explore Zakynthos' magnificent, rocky coastline full of undiscovered coves and beaches. Shipwreck Beach and the enchanted Blue Caves, where the reflection of the sky and the white limestone renders the sea an ethereal shade of blue, are two of the island's most well-known locations. Away from the ocean, there are other must-see sights. View the Venetian Castle that dominates Zakynthos' principal settlement before exploring the religious art displays at the Post-Byzantine Museum of Zante.

Greece experiences the usual Mediterranean temperate climate. This indicates that summer is hot and winter is mild. The most pleasant times of the year to visit are typically spring and fall when temperatures rarely rise over 30 degrees Celsius or fall below 10 degrees. As a result, if you decide to visit Zakynthos at that time, the weather will be at its best. On the other side, winter may bring significant precipitation or even snowfall. Naturally, there isn't much snow on the island, so it's quite unlikely. The winds could become fierce, however, and wreck your day.

Rankings:

• #11 in Best Greek Islands