• Corinth Canal - Your driver will pick you up from your accommodation for a delightful scenic coastal drive to Corinth, which takes approximately 50 minutes. As you approach Ancient Corinth, there will be a stop to admire the engineering marvel of the Corinth Canal.
• The Diolkos - After enjoying the breathtaking view of the canal, the journey continues towards ancient Corinth, stopping at the west entrance of the canal to see the renowned Diolkos, constructed around the 6th century BC. This ancient paved trackway was used to transport ships from one body of water to another, showcasing the ingenuity of ancient Greek technology.
• Archaia Korinthos - The ancient city of Corinth is historically significant in Greek history due to its strategic location, thriving trade, and influential culture. Positioned between the Ionian Sea and the Aegean Sea, Corinth controlled the narrow Isthmus, a crucial trade route linking the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, and was the founding site of the Isthmian Games. It had a strong military presence, serving as a strategic location in many wars throughout its ancient history, and experienced various political changes, alternating between periods of independence, Spartan control, and domination by other regional powers. Even after a period of decline during the Roman Conquest, it retained its cultural significance until undergoing a major urban renewal project initiated by Julius Caesar and later completed by Emperor Augustus. The city was rebuilt in a Roman architectural style, featuring temples, basilicas, and a forum, becoming the capital of the Roman province of Achaea and a vibrant cosmopolitan center.
• Acrocorinth - Now the largest castle in southern Greece, the Acropolis of Corinth is a formidable fortress situated 700 meters above sea level, offering stunning views of the Corinthian and Saronic Gulfs, which are connected by the canal.
• Ancient Corinth (Archaia Korinthos) - Enjoy a delightful Greek lunch in the tranquil village of Ancient Corinth at a traditional family taverna, followed by a drive back to Athens.

• Pick up from your Athens Hotel, Airbnb or Cruise ship.
• Expert Athenian driver fluent in English, insightful commentary.
• Comfortable transportation with A/C and Bottled Water.

• Licensed Tour guide upon request, depending on availability. Extra cost ~150 euros paid to the guide
• Gratuities (At your discretion)
• Lunch
• Tickets to the sites Ancient Corinth
• Boat cruise ticket

Welcome, dear travelers, to Athens!

Escape the hustle and bustle of Athens and explore Corinth, a place where myth and history converge, just an hour away. Start your journey at the magnificent Corinth Canal, where the Aegean and Ionian seas are joined by one of the world’s most remarkable engineering achievements. For those opting for the canal cruise, sailing between its towering cliffs offers a truly unique experience.

Proceed to Ancient Corinth, once a thriving city of temples, fountains, and marketplaces, where Apostle Paul spent 18 months sharing his teachings. Overlooking the city, the Acrocorinth fortress invites exploration of a legendary stronghold linked to Pegasus, Medea, and enduring Greek myths!

As you travel, take in the scenic countryside, coastline, and mountains of the Peloponnese, and savor a traditional lunch in the tranquil village of Ancient Corinth.

This tour beautifully blends legend, history, and breathtaking landscapes into an unforgettable day.

• Travel time is already included to the total duration.
• Tour start time can be customized to suit your schedule – contact us after booking.
• Acrocorinth involves some hiking so bring good walking shoes
• The Corinth Canal cruise is operated by a third party and may be canceled due to weather conditions or operational reasons beyond our control.
• Ancient Corinth site is closed every Tuesday from November until March

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