Part of a day trip for the family. The kids loved the speed boat out to the beach. It was packed, the boats had to queue to dump us off and then move out the way. The beach area itself, it's not kept well. Full of fag butts, beer bottles, wrappers. The local council needs to get cleaners out there to clean it and enforce fines. It's such a shame. It's a stunning area and more people should visit. The water is amazing to swimming in but so much engine petrol from the boats. You can smell it on your skin The locals care more about the money now than the local environment

Been there on a private cruise with LuxurE Travel Zakynthos. Can honestly say I wouldn't have it either way as we seen the big boats carrying loads of tourists we were on our own and got there before the big crowds. At this point the beach is amazing.... you will see the bluest waters ever and can go explore the wreck itself.. The beach is about 100meters long but it can get really busy when big boats get there and loose its unique value... after all is the biggest highlight in zakynthos that's why I would recommend going there on a private cruise and as early as possible..

We went on the last TUI tour of the season during the last week of October. We travelled from Tsilivi which was a trip by coach to Porto Vromi. Then about a 25 min boat trip to the Shipwreck beach. As we came around the corner of the cliffs and saw the cove for the first time, it took our breath away. It was absolutely stunning. The crystal clear blue water is just the colour you see on the postcards. The tall cliffs surrounding the cove make a very dramatic backdrop. We arrived mid morning and it was not too busy. Getting off the boat was interesting as you sink into the white teeny tiny pebbly ‘sand’. Beach shoes are recommended as it is not particularly comfortable under foot and flip flops really don’t cope well! You will get wet feet/legs leaving your boat. The sea gets deep quickly from the beach but to swim in it was just incredible. It was so clear and felt really special. I wish I could have stayed swimming there for a lot longer. Yes it is just a rusty metal shipwreck but we found it really fascinating to look at and walk around. For your own safety, stay to the centre of the beach away from the cliffs. It worried me to see people sitting right under them after seeing the 2018 cliff collapse online. As we were leaving the beach around 11.30am, it was getting busier so I would definitely recommend visiting here early. For us (early morning/end of season) the experience was well worth it and we are so glad we did this trip. Something to note at this particular time though is that the sun had not made it fully into the cove so take a jumper as it can be a little chilly. And don’t forget your drinking water and swim wear!