Getting from Italy to Greece
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Getting from Italy to Greece
Hi, I plan on spending two weeks in Italy, ending at Naples and then I plan on spending at least 10 days in Greece. What is the easiest way to get from there to Greece? I know there are ferries, but would it be simpler to fly? Does anyone have any experience with this? Thanks.
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Fly if you wish. I've never done it. I take the train to Brindisi and the ferry to Patra. It is all part of the adventure of travel. How I love it. In fact I met a young lady on that ferry many years ago and we helped make each other's Athens visit that much better.
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If you really can't stand the thought of the ferry, and if you have to go back up to Milan, take easyjet, they're way cheaper than aegean.
It might even pay to take a Meridiana flight from Napoli to Milano-Linate, and easyjet from Malpensa to Athens.
But for that real travel experience with salt in your face and proven seaworthiness (or not...), take the ferry.
WK
It might even pay to take a Meridiana flight from Napoli to Milano-Linate, and easyjet from Malpensa to Athens.
But for that real travel experience with salt in your face and proven seaworthiness (or not...), take the ferry.
WK