Costa Venezia (again) in Heraklion

• How to reach Heraklion?
• Ship also passing through Athens
• First moments of Costa Venezia in the port of Heraklion
• The journey continues…
• Extras (not to be missed!)

In this article I’ll tell you about Costa Venezia (again) in Heraklion during the journey to discover Greece and Turkey both with and without a cruise.
What is it about? Read on and you’ll find out…

How to reach Heraklion?

After exploring the island of Aegina (Αίγινα) (find out the article here) and returning by ferry to Piraeus to take the train “From Athens to Kalambaka with Hellenic Train” (find out the article here), I reached Kalambaka (Καλαμπάκα) (find out the article here), the closest city to support the visit of the Meteora Monasteries (find out the article here). Subsequently I moved “From Kalambaka to Heraklion by bus and ferry” (find out the article here) to reach the island of Crete, more precisely, Heraklion (find out the article here).

Ship also passing through Athens

I went to take a look at the ship that was in the Athens area the day after my arrival in Greece, more precisely in the port of Piraeus. Ship that is now home for a week of cruise embarking right here in the port of Heraklion (Heraklion), on the island of Crete.

First moments of Costa Venezia in the port of Heraklion

This time I took the time necessary to relax from the whole journey undertaken so far and I didn’t show up when the ship arrived but around lunch time 🙂

The journey continues…

The next stop on the trip was “Costa Venezia (again) in Istanbul” (find out the article here).

If you want to know all the stages of “GREECE TOUR & COSTA VENEZIA: a journey of walking, history and relaxation”, find out the article here.

Extras (not to be missed!) in addition to “Costa Venezia (again) in Heraklion”

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