We've taken our little boy to Greece every year since he was 8 months old, he's now 6 years old and he loves everything about Greece even trying to speak the language. As everybody says the Greeks simply adore children and you'll be made welcome everywhere. A lot of people have this concept of Greece being dirty! but we've never had any problems. We do try to steer away from touristy areas but went to Alikanas in Zante last year yuk!! very commercialised and catering for the British masses that go there not very Greek!
I found Argassi to be a good place to chill out. It\'s got a bit seedy of late but not too bad - certainly nothing like the pit at FaIiraki. Theres lots of bars and restaurants and its a good base to explore the island.
The clubs looked rubbish so we missed them out. The beach isn\'t much either - dark sand and not much of it so it gets really crowded. We hopped on a free bus to St Nickolas beach most days. Catch it at the Avalon 10.30 -11. St Nick\'s is a terrific beach..
Zante is a popular island so its all a bit crowded for my taste but Argassi is OK. Busy but not too noisy and nowhere near as bad as places like Laganas. More families and couples than lughead louts and dizzy birds.
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We've taken our little boy to Greece every year since he was 8 months old, he's now 6 years old and he loves everything about Greece even trying to speak the language. As everybody says the Greeks simply adore children and you'll be made welcome everywhere. A lot of people have this concept of Greece being dirty! but we've never had any problems. We do try to steer away from touristy areas but went to Alikanas in Zante last year yuk!! very commercialised and catering for the British masses that go there not very Greek!
I found Argassi to be a good place to chill out. It\'s got a bit seedy of late but not too bad - certainly nothing like the pit at FaIiraki. Theres lots of bars and restaurants and its a good base to explore the island. 
