Keri Lighthouse

(Places to visit on Zante)

	5/10
Couldn't find it, but I'm sure that was my fault and not the lighthouses... Will try again this year..!!

	Ian Hewitt (Monday, January 07, 2008)	View 9 posts by Ian Hewitt
	- UK

	1/10
Found both customers and staff unfriendly and unwelcoming on two visits. They ignored us so we just got up and left which we're glad we did as ended up driving to the end of the road and saw a great sunset.

	Sue Fish (Sunday, October 28, 2007)	View 19 posts by Sue Fish
	- UK

	10/10
Well you can't do Zante without a visit to the Lighthouse!!!! Stunning views, a lovely place to chill for a while and have a cold drink, wish the waiter would smile though Will look forwards to a visit next year

	Lesley Sykes (Thursday, October 04, 2007)	View 91 posts by Lesley Sykes
	- UK

9/10

Wandered past the lighthouse without seeing it, went wandering along the cliffs, came back and found the lighthouse!!!!! haha

it was closed and gates around were locked,not sure if it ever opens or not but wouldve liked a closer look as couldnt even get a good photo of lighthouse - covered in trees.

nice views from here though and bit down the hill there is keri lighthouse bar with a very scary platform but excellent views!

	Louise Hogg (Tuesday, June 19, 2007)	View 31 posts by Louise Hogg
	- UK

Fabulous views if you carefully walk down the rocky hill a little bit!

	Lianne Leonard (Thursday, October 05, 2006)	View 14 posts by Lianne Leonard
	- UK

Helen

Dont worry about the airport just enjoy the island, arrivals is in the new building and if you here your delayed going back home, not that you will want to go home !!just dont got through passport control (its overpriced anyway!!)

This island is a home from home!!

	jon edwards (Monday, April 24, 2006)	View 35 posts by jon edwards
	- UK

Fantastic views. Well worth the drive.

	Gary Schofield (Thursday, November 03, 2005)	View 37 posts by Gary Schofield
	- UK

Had some fun finding it: You have to turn right after the coffee shop & go downhill for a while, before climbing again: We turned left & spent about half an hour on rough tracks lost, asking locals for directions: Good job we had a jeep.
Once there, the view is well worth it, especially at sunset. Be careful with children as the cliffs are very high, & there is the usual lack of safety rails, etc.

	Simon Painter (Wednesday, October 20, 2004)	View 9 posts by Simon Painter
	- UK

Absolutely breathtaking! After meandering through the village's narrow streets to get there (wonderfully typically Greek, not at all commercialised), we stoppped off at the restaurant at the top and had our lunch. It was beautiful (putting it mildly). The sheer cliffs going down to meet the bluey green waters and a speedboat going past, it was heaven. The food was delicious - had a lovely tuna salad lunch served with "potatoes in the oven", which were yummy - large potatoe wedges, cooked lightly with olive oil in the outdoor BBQ oven, and were sprinkled with oregano. It was so peaceful, just a handful of people enjoying the food and view, as we were. After choosing the resort of Tsivili to stay (which we were disappointed with as it was a miniature version of Blackpool in the sun), this place was heaven. No neon lights, no pukka pies/mash and no restaurants touting for your custom. Visiting Keri is an absolute must.

	Alma and Tony Greensill (Tuesday, August 31, 2004)	View 5 posts by Alma and Tony Greensill
	- UK

Couldn't find the blooming thing

	annie pavin (Wednesday, August 11, 2004)	View 3 posts by annie pavin
	- UK

we took in the sunset the night before we flew home. not to be missed. sun starts to set around 2030 till 2125 get there early very romantic...

	jon morgan (Tuesday, July 20, 2004)	View 15 posts by jon morgan
	- UK