lovely little village you can visit by car or on an island tour More

try to do it by bike, you will love your destination More

W e hired a car to go to Zia, but there are trips for around 8 euros each. The views are stunning. There are a number of locals selling their wares are great prices (I bought cinnamon syrup and olive oil from their olive groves in the back garden. There are a number of tavernas with very reasonable prices and... More

Ok this was an achievement for my partner and myself as we actually rode up to Zia from Tigkaki via push bike through Pyli and Lagoydi not knowing how hard the challenge would be and it was 28 C, but once we started we had to finish. Hard as it was it was worth the treck plenty of hill side... More

few mountain villages have such great views, form roof gardens of many taverna;s etc. Although it is very touristic but should not be missed More

We visited Zia in mid April. The views are spectacular and there are quite a few shops and tavernas in the mountain village. It is advisable to wear good walking shoes as the village is high in the mountains and some paths are a little steep. It is definitely well worth the visit here if only to enjoy the views.... More

lovely place to have a meat &see the sunset nice little village More

What alovely village hired a jeep and went up the mountain what a drive coaches, cars etc comming down the road on the wrong side and masives drops to your side wife was in tears with fear by the time we reached Zia. But it was worth it lovely quaint shops and excellent food and bars with friendly local people... More

We visited Zia while on holiday in Tigaki. We found it very nice although a bit too touristy. We went for the sunset which we thought was beautiful. As said before most of the shops sell all the same things. We went for a meal at the top of the village but beware, it was full of cats, although the... More