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Tourism pressure on turtles revealed in 19 COVID-19 disruptions

A recent study took place regarding the island’s endangered loggerhead sea turtles. The study also looked at whether pressure from mass tourism creates an issue for the turtles, their breeding habitats, and their nesting sites across the Mediterranean throughout the summer months. The recently published paper includes data about Zakynthos …

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Navagio…..Person caught on camera in life threatening climb down the cliffs of “shipwreck cove.”

The famous “SHIPWRECK cove” has come under controversy once again, not only among residents but visitors to our Island, this time in regards to its safety. This morning photographs that were shown on social media, brought to light the subject as to just how safe the “Navagio” as it is …

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Zakynthos; we are one!

This year has been a difficult year for us all. After the struggles of 2020, residents, businesses, and tourists all hoped to have a better season this year, but unfortunately, 2021, was another short season full of restrictions and disappointment for some. We’ve missed everyone who should’ve joined us this year. …

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Your help is needed to make Healing Paws dreams come true!

On the island of Zakynthos, Greece Sue Deeth and her dedicated family-oriented Animal Rescue team, Healing Paws Animal Rescue need help and support. They have been helping strays on Zakynthos for ten years, supported by many people who selflessly give their time and money to make the lives of abandoned …

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Zakynthos:- 29th August, honouring St. John the Baptist.

August, 29th A religious feast that goes back centuries, for today is the liturgical commemoration of the Beheading of St. John the Baptist. It is almost as old as that commemorating his birth, which is one of the oldest feasts, if not the oldest, introduced into both the Eastern and …

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Zakynthos:- Why is “shipwreck” view point road closed?

Shipwreck road closed due to safety reasons. Many have been asking why the view point of our famous beach “shipwreck” is closed. Although the roads are closed leading to the view point, the famous “Panagiotis” can still be seen by boat.   As most would know Greece has been hit …

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Zakynthos:- The Voluntary Association for the Protection of Flora and Fauna Keri “O Pefkos”

  Volunteers that are the vigilant guards of Zakynthos. Their love for Zakynthos is their only goal, when it comes to protecting the environment and the property of our fellow citizens. This love often brings them to the forefront of fires, from which our island has been tested and sadly …

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Zakynthos:- What does it mean to be in the “Red Zone”

Zakynthos has been declared a “Red Zone” area due to an increase of covid cases. On the bright side, there is NO ONE in ICU. We do have 10 patients at the moment who are being treated at the covid clinic, who we wish a speedy recovery. 4 colour categories. …

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Greek Mythology, God and Goddesses

The mythology of Greece is complex but incredibly interesting. The stories of Greek mythology centre around Gods, Goddesses, heroes, and monsters, and ancient Greek rituals. They were important to the Ancient Greeks and they lived their lives by this mythology. Gods and Goddesses In Greek mythology, there were twelve Greek …

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The Rulers of Ancient Greece

The country of Greece we know nowadays was once very different and more complex. It was a land divided. The mainland of Greece as it is now, was split into five city-states called Athens, Corinth, Delphi, Sparta, and Thebes. Each state was ruled independently. Each Greek state operated under its …

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