Which Eurail pass can I buy?

Which is better getting a Eurail pass that includes 3 countries or buy them separtely?

• This summer I'm going to Italy, Croatia, and Greece. Greece doesn't have a rail. I'm just wondering if it is still a better deal to get the pass then to get one for each country or get one each time we go on the train. It's confussing!

• Answer:

  Well, if you're under 26, you can get the 3 country pass for $306 5 days in 2 months. If you're over 26, I'd say get the Italy/Greece pass 2nd class for $296 (4 days in 2 months) or if you're traveling with friend(s) you can get saver pass for $251, or if you're under 26 you can get the Italy/ Greece pass for $245 (4 days in 2 months) You could pay the Croatia part separately (before you get on the train in Italy you can tell them to sell you a ticket from when you cross the Croatian border to your destination.) Another option is to get an italy pass and pay for greece and Croatia separately, An Italy pass is $211 for 3 days, $239 for 4 days if you're over 26, and $174/$195 if under 26. The saver pass is in between. The negative about getting the 3 country select pass if you're over 26 is you must buy 1st class. To compare that with single tickets go to http://www.raileurope.com and type in your itinerary to check point to point prices. for example: Venice to Rome is about $94 Rome to Bari (for ferry to Greece) is $70 If you get the italy/greece pass it covers the ferry between Bari and greece (may have to pay a 15 - 20 euro surcharge in high season)