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From Piraeus near Athens you can cruise to Milos, Ios, Amorgos, Naxos, Folegandros, Serifos, Mykonos, Paros and Sifnos. You can take anything from a weekend break to a two week holiday with the chance to visit some of the least travelled but most picturesque, tranquil and historical destinations in the Aegean. Arriving each day by lunchtime, passengers can stroll along some of the prettiest untouched beaches, try the local delicacies in one of the many taverns, discover the charm of the hillside villages or the culture and bustle of Athens and of course, enjoy the stunning views of mountains, hillsides and beaches. Cheap flights link Athens from all over Europe or to complete the adventure try travelling to Greece by train and ferry. No problem! You can travel from Waterloo station to mainland Greece in just 48 hours, with a bed at night in a sleeper on the train and a cabin on the ship, a restaurant for your meals, and great scenery. Sailing across blue seas under even bluer skies past the islands of Ithaca and Kefalonia is a wonderful way to reach Greece. A far more rewarding experience than 3 hours strapped to a seat on a plane, and affordable, too. This is the most wonderful way to reach Greece, just 48 hours from London, with sleeping-cars and restaurant car on the Paris-Italy overnight train, lunch in the restaurant car on the Bologna-Bari train, and best of all, a cruise on a comfortable modern ferry across the sunny Adriatic from Italy to Greece, with the islands of Cephalonia and Ithaca passing slowly to starboard… London Greece: Day 1 – Travel from London to Paris by the Eurostar Train, leaving London Waterloo at 12:09 and arriving Paris Gare du Nord at 15:59. Cross by metro to the Gare de Bercy. Travel from Paris to Bologna overnight on the Palatino train International Rail, leaving Paris Gare de Bercy at 19:00 and arriving in Bologna at 05:58 the next morning. The Palatino is a EuroNight express, with 1, 2 and 3 berth sleepingcars, 4 berth Comfort couchettes and 6 berth ordinary couchettes. There is a restaurant car for dinner and breakfast. Day 2 – Travel from Bologna to Bari by fast, air-conditioned Eurostar Italia train leaving Bologna at 08:56 and arriving Bari at 14:52 Eurostar Train. There is a restaurant car, credit cards are accepted. The train follows the Adriatic coast for much of the way. In Bari, you can take a 25 minute walk or take a taxi to the ferry terminal, which is next to Bari’s attractive old town. Sail from Bari to Patras in Greece on the Blue Star and Superfast Ferries leaving Bari daily at 20:00 and arriving Patras at 12:30 the next day. You can book a deck place, good if you have your own sleeping bag, or a reclining seat or a berth in various types of cabin, including luxury cabins. The ship is modern and comfortable, with restaurants, bars and sun decks. Strolling the decks in the morning sun as the ship sails past the islands of Cephalonia and Ithaca is the nicest part of the trip, and it is a wonderful way to arrive in Greece. In Patras, the ferry arrives in the town centre just two minutes walk from the railway station, which is just outside the ferry dock to the right. Day 3 – Travel from Patras to Athens by train, leaving Patras at 13:55 and arriving Athens Larissa station at 17:28. As of January 2006, this journey now involves taking an InterCity train on the classic narrow-gauge line as far as Korinthos and changing there onto the newly-completed standard-gauge fast line to Athens. A small InterCity supplement is charged. It’s an enjoyable and scenic trip, as the train follows the blue waters of the gulf of Corinth for much of the way – look out for the new bridge at Rhion, and the crossing of the deep Corinth Canal soon after leaving Korinthos.

EasyCruise Greek Islands December 13, 2006

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