2022-11-19 Fine crociera su Costa Venezia ad Atene - End of Cruise Costa Venezia in Athens - Mirco Busetto - in viaggio con Mirco Polo

End of cruise in Athens

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End of cruise in Athens

In this article I’ll tell you about end of the cruise in Athens 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 Athens?

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) where I started the Costa Venezia cruise in Heraklion (find out the article here).

Costa cruise from Heraklion to Athens

Disembarking at the end of the itinerary is always the worst moment of the cruise because you have to leave a place of new knowledge, discoveries and relaxation to return to “normal” life.
I remedy this by already thinking of ideas for future tourism or travel experiences 😛

The journey continues…

The next stop on the trip was “From Athens to Venice with Aegean Airlines” (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.

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