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The secret beach in Greece that only locals know about & it’s not even on a map

WHILE most beaches in Greece are packed with hordes of holidaymakers, there is one secret stretch of sand known only to the locals.

This secluded spot is only a few hours away from the UK, and the weather starts hotting up in early spring too.

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There’s a secret beach in Greece that only locals know aboutCredit: Getty

While Zante may have a reputation as a party hotspot in Europe, this Greek island also has a hidden beach that’s perfect for holidaymakers after some peace.

Found on the west side of the island, there’s a beach known as Piscines Beach.

According to digital content creator, Indra, who is known as Indraandtravel, the beach is so far off the beaten path that only local boat drivers know about it.

The beach is listed on a handful of boat excursion itineraries, so it’s worth asking local tour operators if they can take you to the secluded spot.

Here’s more about why a holiday to Zante needs to be on your bucket list.

Why Zante?

Zante, also known as Zakynthos, is a Greek island found off the west coast of mainland Greece.

In the winter months, temperatures can drop down to 12C, but the weather starts hotting up in April.

Between June and September is the best time to visit, with guaranteed sunshine making it an ideal for Brit holidaymakers.

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The flight time from London Gatwick to Zante is 3 hours and 40 minutes, and with good headwind you could cut that further.

What are the best Zante holiday deals?

EasyJet and Ryanair operate direct flights to Zante, and you can fly from Bristol, London Gatwick and London Stansted.

Prices start from £63 per person for a one-way ticket.

There are some bargain deals right now, for example a seven-night holiday at Hotel Bitzaro Palace including breakfast and flights can be snapped up from £346pp.

What is Zante like?

While Zante is typically popular with young holidaymakers looking to party, there’s more to this Greek island than its nightlife.

For those who want to be in the thick of Zante’s bustling crowds, then stick to the Laganas Strip.

In the same breath, Laganas Bay is the ideal spot for nature lovers as the National Marine Park works to protect endangered loggerhead turtles.

To escape the crowds, head to the west coast of the island where you’re likely to find quiet beaches including Piscines beach.

What else do I need to know about Zante?

The official language in Zante is Greek, but most of the locals will be able to speak English.

There is a two hour time difference, with the UK being two hours behind.

The euro is used across the whole of Greece including in Zante.

Holidaymakers will need to wear a face mask on public transport, indoor settings, and on boats in Greece.

Brits will only be allowed to stay for 90 days in any 180-day period.

Later this year, Brits will need to have a ‘visa-waiver’ to go on holiday to countries in Europe called the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS).

Greece isn’t the only European holiday hotspot that has secret beaches tucked out of view.

Spain also had several lesser-known beaches dotted around the country – including Cala Pedrosa which is an 800m walk from the main border.

We’ve rounded up a list of hidden UK beaches that will be quiet this year – even during any heatwaves.

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Piscines beach can be found on Zante and is only known by localsCredit: Getty

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