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If it's of any help..... The British cemetery on Zakynthos is in the town. It is about 400 years old and there are graves of British infantry men and their families that date to when the British defended the islands against Napoleon's army in the early 1800's. An informative article about the graveyard and it's history can be found in the on-line ezine 'Zante Magazine'.
Hope this get's you nearer the plaque you are looking for. If I remember correctly, you can only get to the cemetery via a local's garden....

aparantly there is a small bronze plaque commemerating british involvement during ww2 have heard its near either a church or monestry does any one know exactly where it is as i would like to find it maybe polish and pay my respects

Thanks Sharon, that's good to know (also very bad in a good way lol).  hope Scooby is doing ok x

Sept 16th for us, first visit. Staying at Dias, 5am flight from Newcastle. Won't get much sleep.

hinny

long weekend 16-20th

flying from leeds at 6-30 am

Hi Guys

Bags are packed we're ready to go.....

Off early Thursday Bristol to Marelen, should be there by 2pm.

Look out for us at Iguana, Oceanic, Cave, Drunk Corner, etc, etc

Can't miss us - usually have a cocktail in our hands. If you think it's us, say Hi!!

Brian (5ft 10in) and Tina (5ft 2in) answer to the collective name of "Pacha"

Hi Shortie    This was our 11th year of going to Alykanas and we also noticed an increase in visitors ,it was great to see as last few years,for whatever reason,have been a bit lean where visitors were concerned.  Last year we were worried whether a lot of the local businesses would survive.This year as we sat in our usual place on Catacomves terrace watching the world go by in an evening it was good to see how busy it was.We hope it continues for the foreseeable future.

An excellent honest review.  This will put many peoples mind at rest about the Caretta. 

Glad you enjoyed and have fun in October.

Mitch