• Ancient Corinth (Archaia Korinthos) - In 400 BC, the city boasted a population of 90,000. Its strategic position at the crossroads of east and west, coupled with its fertile land, made it significant.

The city was steeped in ancient myths, including the tale of Sisyphus. The devotional area of Isthmia hosted games, such as the Olympics. Although the ancient city was destroyed by the Romans, they established a new city in its place. It is also notable as one of the locations visited by Saint Paul, who penned letters to its inhabitants.

• Corinth Canal - As the journey crosses the Isthmus, there is a stop to admire the impressive engineering marvel that finally connected the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf - the Corinth Canal. Completed in 1893, the concept dates back to at least 602 BC!
• Nemea - The tour also includes a visit to Nemea, a historic wine-producing region in Greece. Nemea is renowned for the “Agiorgitiko” grape variety, which is over 3,000 years old. The region’s diverse microclimates result in a wide range of wines, from fruity and light to rich and full-bodied. At the winery, visitors learn about the wine-making process and sample three different types of wine.

• Transportation to/from Piraeus port and Athens International Airport
• Hotel transfers from central Athens or Piraeus
• English-speaking professional driver (information & tips, no on-site guidance)
• Exclusive private tour with air-conditioned vehicle
• Onboard Wi-Fi, included fuel surcharge, and tolls
• Professional guide during winery visit

• Food and drinks
• Professional guide at ancient Corinth (available for extra charge at the site)
• Admission fees

Explore Ancient Corinth, a place steeped in numerous ancient myths, including the tale of Sisyphus. The original city was destroyed by the Romans, who then established a new city on the same site. Today, visitors can admire the extensive ruins of the Temple of Apollo, which stand as a testament to Corinth’s former prosperity. This historic location is also notable as one of the destinations visited by Saint Paul, who penned letters to its inhabitants.

As the journey crosses the Corinth Canal, there is an opportunity to marvel at this remarkable engineering achievement, which finally connected the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf. Although the canal was completed in 1893, the concept dates back to at least 602 BC!

The tour also includes a visit to Nemea, a renowned ancient wine-producing region in Greece. Nemea is famous for the “Agiorgitiko” grape variety, which has been cultivated for over 3,000 years. The region’s diverse microclimates allow for the production of a wide range of wines, from fruity and light to rich and full-bodied. At the winery, visitors can learn about the wine-making process and sample various types of wine.

• Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
• You must be able to walk on unpaved or uneven terrain; otherwise the driver will do their best for you to see most of the sites
• Departure time is between 6:30am-9:30am, based on your preference!
• Duration: 6 to 8 hours
• Our drivers are professional, friendly and knowledgeable. Their priority is your satisfaction and safety. All our drivers speak English and are ready to help and to provide tips!
• Our cars are well-maintained, clean, and have free Wi-Fi. Baby chairs, wheelchairs and most phone chargers are available on request, at no additional charge
• Professional guide at the site (if wanted, with an extra charge, you can hire in the site)
• All prices are for 1 tour, for 1 to 4 passengers, with a taxi or sedan, and up to 7 (on request 8 passengers) passengers with a minivan
• We reserve the right to cancel a booking for a full refund in the case of bad weather, health issues or site closures

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.