Nights and legs bought
Greek Islands, Nine Nights, Two Islands
Rooms on both islands and the ferry legs between them, bought before you leave. Two islands rather than four, because a ferry day is a whole day and nobody enjoys three of them in nine nights.
- the first nights and the ride inbought
- every night of the tripbought
- the movement between placesbought
- meals beyond breakfastopen
- the days themselvesopen
Two islands, not four
The most common way this trip goes wrong is greed. Every ferry day costs a morning of packing, a middle of waiting and an afternoon of finding the new place. Two islands in nine nights leaves you seven days that feel like a holiday.
from$1,690per person, based on two sharing, land only
This figure buys 9 nights out of 9, and the ferries between them.
Flights are quoted separately, because an airfare folded into a package makes the word from untrue by the following week. How a figure is built.
The five questions
What is bought before you leave, item by item
- Nine nights across two small hotels, held in your name
- Both ferry legs, on named sailings with seats, rather than a pass you queue with
- Breakfast at both hotels
- A written itinerary with the port names, the sailing times and the walk from each port to each hotel described, because that walk is the part nobody tells you about
What is open, and who arranges it
- All nine days
- Every meal but breakfast
- Boats, beaches, the hire of anything with two wheels, and whether you spend the middle day doing nothing at all
What the open part asks of you
- A ferry canceled for wind is a normal event here, not a disaster, and the operating company owes you a later sailing rather than a refund. Build a spare evening into your own plans, and we will tell you where
- Ports and old towns are stone and steps. Wheeled luggage has a hard time
- August is hot, full and dearer, and the sea is at its best. Those are the same month
- Two islands means one moving day out of nine. Adding a third island costs you two more
What it costs to change it or drop it, and whose rule that is
- Each hotel has its own schedule and they are not the same. Both go in your proposal
- Ferry tickets on these routes are usually changeable for a fee up to a date and then not at all
- Note. Nothing about your days is bought, so nothing about your days costs anything to change
What is not final until we confirm
- Both hotels by name and the walk from the port
- The sailings by operator and time, with the alternative sailing named in case of weather
- The total, the deposit, and each element's own rule