Anyone been on a cruise to the Greek Isles?

I've done Rome to Santorini, Athens, Ephasis, and back to Rome. It was my favorite cruise ever! Spent 3 days in Rome before the cruise and 3 days in London after the cruise!

By the way, looking at visiting Santorini again. Wanted to know if that`s a good time to be there in terms of weather. Would the beach parties and the best places be on? Should I grab Santorini Airport Transfer?

I was and liked it so much. It was late spring and the weather was perfect. It was sunny, warm and not boiling hot.

Just last month I did an 11 day Ancient Empires cruise with Holland America and it included those same ports as well as a few others. It was the TRIP OF A LIFETIME. I loved Mykonos and Santorini. I loved all of it! I researched for several months on what to do, what to see, etc. No problems at all. We even booked two extra nights in Rome at the end. Amazing. However, it was so very hot but hopefully you will go when the weather is cooler. PM if you want any advice on any of the ports.

Wonderful to see this as the wife and i were talking about doing this very area with many of those ports. This is a bucket list for both of us and when we decided a week ago that we would book a Caribbean one for March to keep my sanity with something to look forward to and start planning and putting in place one to the Med and Greek Isles for the summer of 2021.Been looking all week and the only cruise line with a posted schedule for summer 2021 so far is NCL. None of the others go that far.

This time it was worth it to dredge an old thread up. Anytime I can read one of KENN's descriptions or advice, its worth the read.

Thanks for sharing!

Did em all, most more than once and look forward to more visits. Of course, at Athens a must see is the Parthenon on Acropolis Rock! You would have to be nuts to go there and not do that. But on our last visit in December, we did the Parthenon again, early in the morn then took a tour up to Corinth. Really was worth it and from Athens to Corinth isn't much more than a one hour one way coach ride. Corinth is loaded with history, a lot of it Biblical and the Apostle Paul but also before that the Roman Empire ----However, the Korinthos Canale is something to behold and something a lot of folk don't even know about. Do you?

PS--- Had perhaps the best lunch ever, Corinth, on a shore excursion there, this time it was on Princess.