• Athens - Departing early in the morning from Athens, the journey begins westward towards the Peloponnese.
• Corinth Canal - The drive will take us along the Attica coast to the Corinth Canal. A stop at this canal, which was carved through the isthmus in 1893 to connect the Aegean and Ionian Seas, will allow us to admire this remarkable feat of 19th-century engineering.
• Ancient Corinth (Archaia Korinthos) - The tour continues to ancient Corinth, once one of the wealthiest cities of the ancient world and a prosperous Roman colony after 44 BC, situated beneath the impressive Acrocorinth hill. Visitors will explore the archaic Temple of Apollo, the Roman forum, the bema of St. Paul, the well-preserved Lechaion Road, and the Peirene Fountain.
• Archaeological Site Mycenae - Next, the journey proceeds from Corinthia to the Argolid region of the Peloponnese, where Mycenae awaits. This center of prehistoric civilization, as described by Homer in the Iliad and the Odyssey and discovered by Heinrich Schliemann in the 19th century, offers a glimpse into the past. The acropolis of Mycenae, encircled by cyclopean walls, features the renowned Lion Gate, a grave circle with royal tombs rich in gold, and the palace ruins atop the fortified hill. The highlight is the Treasury of Atreus, the best-preserved prehistoric monument in Europe.
• Nafplio - The next destination is Nafplio, Greece’s first capital, a picturesque town on the Argolic Gulf, dominated by the Acronauplia citadel and the Venetian fortress of Palamedes. The waterfront, lined with cafes and restaurants, offers a delightful lunch with a stunning view of Bourtzi, the islet with a Venetian castle in the gulf’s center.
• Epidavros - The day’s final visit is to the sanctuary of Asclepius, the god of healing, at Epidaurus. Here, the best-preserved ancient theatre, renowned for its remarkable architecture and perfect acoustics, can be admired.
• Epidavros - The return journey to Athens includes a scenic drive along the northeastern Peloponnese coast.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Tickets to the sites of Corinth and Mycenae. The cost is €8 for Corinth and €6 for Mycenae.

Immerse yourself in a day-long odyssey departing from Athens to Peloponnese! Traverse the scenic Attica coast to Corinth Canal, a marvel uniting Aegean and Ionian seas. Discover ancient Corinth’s splendors, from the archaic temple of Apollo to the Roman forum and more. Journey onward to Mycenae, heart of a prehistoric civilization. Marvel at the acropolis encircled by cyclopean walls, Lion Gate, royal tombs, and the Treasury of Atreus—time-traveling wonders abound. Nafplion awaits, Greece’s first capital, dominated by Acronauplia citadel and Palamedes’ Venetian fortress. Savor lunch by the waterfront with breathtaking views of Bourtzi. Before returning to Athens, explore the sanctuary of Asclepius at Epidaurus, dedicated to the god of healing. Unveil the tapestry of Greece’s history, a rich fabric woven with ancient tales, on this extraordinary and immersive journey.

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