Zakynthos, also known as Zante, is a Greek island in the Ionian Sea and a well-known summer resort. The island is famous for its stunning landscapes, ranging from sandy beaches in secluded coves to rugged cliffs and an interior of lush, fertile valleys. Zakynthos Town, the main city, exhibits an array of historical architecture, with remnants of Venetian rule such as the Venetian Castle and St. Mark's Square. The island is also home to the Byzantine Museum, which displays religious paintings and frescoes. One of the most famous landmarks is the Navagio Beach, also known as Shipwreck Beach, which is a cove on the northwest shore isolated by high cliffs and accessible only by boat. The island's coastline offers numerous beaches, each with its own unique charm, from bustling, organized strips to quiet, secluded bays. Zakynthos is also a nesting ground for the endangered loggerhead sea turtle, which can be found on the southern beaches. The island's vibrant nightlife, with a plethora of bars, nightclubs, and tavernas, caters to a range of tastes and ages. During the day, visitors can enjoy water sports, boat tours, and exploring the island's natural beauty, including the Blue Caves, famous for their striking blue waters. The island's cuisine reflects its Mediterranean roots, with olive oil, fresh seafood, and local cheeses being staple ingredients.