Island Radio 88.6

Island Radio 88.6 transmits from the Greek island of Zakynthos. It’s the only English speaking radio station in the Ionian, broadcasting on 88.6 FM. It’s also available to listen to online. The station was founded in 2005, and is currently run by Station Manager, and breakfast host, Bobby Gee. It operates all year round and is supported by both loyal listeners and island businesses.
 
Bobby Gee presents the Breakfast show, a mix of music from the sixties to the present. Other weekday shows include dance music and R&B, Penny Draper music mix, mix from the 1960’s to the present, classic rock, northern soul, reggae and ska and the Peter Lee, all 80’s Sunday. A full schedule is available on their facebook page.

You can listen live here: Islandfm.gr
The station is also availble vis your Alexa, just search Island Fm Zante

Tourists love Island Radio 88.6, and many enjoy listening to it online once they return home from their holiday, but it’s locals who value it the most. Not only does the radio station play music, local information is passed on to residents via the radio station, and many interviews are conducted by hosts about important issues affecting the island.
 
Bobby Gee regularly hosts many guests on his breakfast show, which is sponsored by Plessas market. The guests have included staff from the British Consulate in Zakynthos to talk about the types of services that the British Consulate offers to both tourists and expats. Bobby has also  interviewed several British Ambassadors to Greece, on a number of topics relating to the island and tourism.

Bobby has also interviewed numerous special guests, about a variety of topics relevant to both locals and visitors, and our very own Louise Inzk, from the Zakynthos Informer, has joined the radio on a number of occasions to talk about island history, tradition and culture, as well as sharing important festival information, and Greek Traditions. 

Island Radio 88.6 is vital to the island of Zakynthos, it’s great place for island business to advertise, residents get to hear the latest news and information, and tourists have a link to the island they love no matter where they are in the world. The station is stronger and more popular than ever, and as of this week it has increased its signal strength to match its sister radio station Stigma. As Island Radio 88.6 continues to grow in popularity, it hopes to be able to bring more great music, information and interviews to the island it is proud to call home. Island Radio 88.6 presenters and staff would like to thank everyone for their continued support.