Tsilivi Things to Do

The Blue Flag beach at Tsilivi runs for 2km and is a long sandy stretch, ideal for families, thanks to shallow waters and gently shelving sands.    

 

Water sports available include jet skiing, windsurfing, water skiing, sailing, snorkelling, scuba diving and fishing trips.

 

Hotels and apartments have pools and tennis courts, table tennis, pool tables, football and beach volleyball. There is a bowling and entertainment centre in town, and mountain biking rental and horse riding is available to explore Tsilivi and beyond.

 

Tsilivi sits in a rural region on the east coast, with the surrounding fertile olive groves and pine forests ideal for peaceful strolls or strenuous hikes, and boasting wonderful views out across the Ionian Sea.

 

With a  charm typical of Greece, Tsilivi is lively and great , and offers a host of shops, restaurants, tavernas and bars. Many of the hotels have entertainment programmes, featuring Greek Nights, live music, cabaret, quizzes and karaoke.

 

Head to Zante Town for shopping and dining, or visit the Water Park for some family fun. Boat trips leave from Tsilivi harbour to the Blue Caves and Smugglers Cove, and there are glass-bottomed boat rides at Kalimaki to view the loggerhead turtles in their natural habitat.