Greek islands - best to visit by boat?

My most riveting experience of Greek shorelines came when I visited Paxos and anti Paxos. pargagreece.com/excursions/Paxos_trip/p

stefanoperticoni.org/Wordpress/wp-conte paxos-holidays.gr/travel/images/04x-pax Believe me when I say this, the water here is crystal clear and I can remember diving into these clear waters as if it were yesterday. The travelling by boat through the water caves is exhilarating.

The scenery is out of this world, something you can find in fairy tales and paradise scenes in movies. The closest thing to the beauty here was when I spent time in Jamaica, clambering up the Dunston falls , http://www.amtweddings.com/photos/jamaica-honeymoonow that was something!

The Greek Islands are amazing, but when you are traveling by ferry there are a few things you might want to keep in mind. Depending on the time of the year, some ferries will not run to all the Islands multiple times per day. The trips can be quite long so bring snacks.

Again depending on the season the seas can be quite rough and the ferries may anchor mid trip or not show up at all...So my advise is plan on spending several days on each Island and plan on being very flexible.

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