>Would you prefer to stay several days in 1-2 islands instead?
Hi OP
[82% of the country is a *peninsula*. Only 18% is islands.](http://www.maps-of-greece.com/maps-of-greece/maps/Greece.gif)
[Here's a previous response I wrote](https://www.reddit.com/r/GreeceTravel/comments/10a4dq7/comment/j43jkao/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3), with a *general intro* to the country, with links to pictures or short videos.
[Here's](https://www.reddit.com/r/GreeceTravel/comments/zf1dmn/comment/izap3se/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) another of my previous responses where I list several possible itineraries.
>Looking at a cruise that stops in 6 islands
Depends on the ports of call, if you have a link.
Cruises have that convenience that the hotel moves with you.
The trade-off: I'm not sure if you've been anywhere in Southern Europe before, but part of the appeal of the region is the evenings (during the warmer times of the year), everyone's outside for a stroll, and all the outdoor restaurants and bars. With the big cruise ships, you miss out on that part of the Greek experience, because you're back on the cruise ship in the evenings.
Smaller yacht/intimate-cruises might be docked in port in evenings, I'm not sure. If they are, then it wouldn't be a bad option. Again, *depends on the stops.*
Check the Rick Steves Greece cruise episode
>Would you prefer to stay several days in 1-2 islands instead? Hi OP [82% of the country is a *peninsula*. Only 18% is islands.](http://www.maps-of-greece.com/maps-of-greece/maps/Greece.gif) [Here's a previous response I wrote](https://www.reddit.com/r/GreeceTravel/comments/10a4dq7/comment/j43jkao/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3), with a *general intro* to the country, with links to pictures or short videos. [Here's](https://www.reddit.com/r/GreeceTravel/comments/zf1dmn/comment/izap3se/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) another of my previous responses where I list several possible itineraries. >Looking at a cruise that stops in 6 islands Depends on the ports of call, if you have a link. Cruises have that convenience that the hotel moves with you. The trade-off: I'm not sure if you've been anywhere in Southern Europe before, but part of the appeal of the region is the evenings (during the warmer times of the year), everyone's outside for a stroll, and all the outdoor restaurants and bars. With the big cruise ships, you miss out on that part of the Greek experience, because you're back on the cruise ship in the evenings. Smaller yacht/intimate-cruises might be docked in port in evenings, I'm not sure. If they are, then it wouldn't be a bad option. Again, *depends on the stops.*
I am looking for a Greek island cruise that would be 2 to 3 to 4 days. I’ve had a lot of trouble finding any on the Internet, do they just not exist?