Villa Bohali

The villa

Villa Bohali holds one of Zakynthos’ most exclusive addresses, offering unmatched luxury, seclusion and elegance just moments from Zakynthos Town. Designed by the owner, the villa blends traditional charm with modern sophistication to deliver a bespoke hospitality experience.

Set among lush vineyards, the double gate opens to this Mediterranean oasis, which features expansive interiors, including a double - height living and dining area, a sleek chef’s kitchen, and a bright sunroom with panoramic garden views. The villa accommodates guests in luxurious bedroom suites with premium linens, walk - in closets and spa - quality bathrooms. A mezzanine gym and a stylish separate guest bungalow add further flexibility and privacy.

Outside, a 55 sqm tropical pool surrounds a unique sunken firepit lounge, complemented by plush loungers and a glass - vaulted BBQ and dining area. Wellness and recreation are top - tier spa facilities, a multi - sport court, and a charming wooden playhouse for children.

Service is discreet yet exceptional. Guests are greeted with organic fruit and fine wine, and a 24 - hour concierge is available. Additional luxury services include private chefs, yacht charters, spa treatments, and more. Villa Bohali is a rare retreat where every detail is designed for indulgence and unforgettable memories

Zakyththos or Zante as it is often called is one of the most beautiful of the Ionian islands. One of the most famous sights and a must - visit is ‘The Shipwreck’, a magnificent real shipwreck on the secluded coast of St George. The wreck was discovered in 1980 and has become a major tourist attraction in its wild, beautiful landscape. There are frequent boat trips to the wreck.

The island offers breathtaking landscapes, exotic, sandy beaches, turquoise bays and a crazy nightlife. Many of the beaches, including Laganas, Tsilivi and Kalamaki, enjoy an excellent range of watersports. For those that love hiking and cycling, you will find many old footpaths leading to mountainous villages, monasteries and medieval towers. A visit by boat to the Keri Caves and Marathonisi, located at the bay of Lachana, is very popular. You will have the chance to swim or snorkel, meeting the famous Caretta turtles that swim in this natural environment. There are plenty of boat trips where you can explore the whole coastline. The island’s famous Blue Caves form one of the island’s most fascinating, natural attractions. They are of great geological interest and are located along the northwestern side of the island, beginning after Agios Nikolaos and ending near the Cape Schinari.

Zakynthos’ beaches are renowned for their beauty. One of the most popular is the sandy beach of Kalamaki. With fine, golden sand and shallow water, it is the ideal spot for families with young children. You can even horse ride on some beaches, how amazing is that? Keri Lighthouse is a magical spot to enjoy the colourful sunsets and magnificent views of the tall rocks.

In Zakynthos Town, Solomos Square is a focal spot with many restaurants and bars and the interesting Byzantine Museum and Cultural Centre. Bochali is a 2km stroll from the centre of Zakynthos Town. Its panoramic views of the pretty harbour are stunning as are those towards Argassi and the Bay of Laganas. You will discover charming, narrow alleys lined with traditional cafes and old houses. The castle at the top of the hill is well - maintained and a popular attraction. Delicious wines can be tasted and bought at Solomos Wines distillery. The cellars are very attractive and worth a visit.

Laganas is one of the two main tourist hotspots on Zakynthos, along with Zakynthos Town. Kalamaki is not far behind, though it is a little more laid - back. There is a good choice of restaurants at all of these resorts. The main street of Laganas runs along the lovely beachfront to Kalamaki. The 5km beach is wonderful with fine, silvery sand lined with sun loungers and parasols. Pedalos and boat trips are available to catch a glimpse of the protected Caretta turtles swimming around the bay. The beaches are part of the National Marine Park. The rare Caretta turtles lay their eggs in the sands of Gerakas, Dafni, Kalamaki, Marathonisi and Sakania, east of Laganas.

Agios Sostis is a charming, quaint coastal Greek village close to Laganas. It is surrounded by beautiful countryside and was named after a 16th - century church dedicated to Saint Sostis. The village has a stunning backdrop of the mountains and a delightful beach. There are some waterfront, charismatic bars and restaurants where you will receive a very warm welcome. You can also hire a boat from Agios Sostis over to Marathonisi Island.