Zakynthos

Zakynthos was dubbed Fiore di Levante (the Flower of the East) by the Venetians, who considered it the crown jewel of their kingdom due to its fertility and nobility. Visitors to Zakynthos, the southernmost island in the Ionian Sea, would probably agree, however their main reason for visiting are the famous beaches, which are frequented by British, French, and Italians who know how to have a good time.