Capri, Athens, Greek Isles short cruise, Santorini few days, Venice and Milan?

Question

Have no idea in what order to do this or if it is even possible. Please, any help would be appreciated.

Answer 1

Sure it is possible. The major international airports in Italy are Rome and Milan, in Greece Athens. If you are not flying in from another European country, it will probably cost less to buy a ticket that enters and exits Europe at the same airport.

I'd suggest flying into Milan, sight-see, shop and pick up some great fashion pieces for 2 days, then fly or take a train to Venice for 3 days.
http://www.trenitalia.it/, http://www.alitalia.it
After Venice, fly south to Napoli (via Rome) from where you could catch a ferry to Capri which is a beautiful but expensive place worth staying 2-3 days. http://www.traghettionline.com/capri.htm)
While in Capri don't miss the chance to take a day-tour of the Amalfi coast, seeing Positano, Amalfi and Sorrento either by boat or by bus.
http://www.capriboats.com/
To continue to Greece, you will have go to Rome. You may travel back with the same ferry to Napoli, and then fly to Rome to connect to Athens,. Check out http://www.aegeanair.com and http://www.flyairone.it/en/
There are many short cruises for the Greek isles, including for Santorini.
http://www.ferries.gr/cruises/
Have fun!!!

Answer 2

Everything is possible, if you have the time and money. Venice and Milan are quite close, so you can fly to Milan and take the train to Venice from there. Capri is not so easy to combine, but you can also find some transport within Italy to Capri. Then you take the plane from Rome or Venice or Milan to Athens. Or you take the ferry from Brindisi or Ancona to Patra and then a bus to Athens, but I'd prefer flying. I suggest you stay in Athens for 2-3 days, and then take a ferry -or plane- to Santorini. I wouldn't advise you to take an organised cruise, you would spend most of the time on a boat, missing the nice beaches and vernacular villages of the islands. Choose a few islands on the same ferry line or connected between them with fast ferries (blue star or high speed), e.g. Paros, Syros, Myconos and visit them one after another. Email me if you need more info.

Answer 3

Milan To Athens

Answer 4

determine your telephone is a tri-band GSM sort and you will have not got any probs in Europopland. even while crusing the Greek islands it wasn't a difficulty looking a cellular telephone reception except very some distance out. you will additionally could desire to speak on your cellular telephone agency too - frequently they have worldwide roaming / calls barred via default, so which you will could desire to get that lifted as a manner to connect in Greece. Failing that, you're able to desire to purchase a community sim card in Greece for greater or less $20 and use that throughout the time of your telephone.