Join us on a captivating half-day tour from Athens to explore the Corinth Canal and Ancient Corinth. As we drive westward along the picturesque coastal route, the Corinth Canal comes into view—a crucial waterway that serves as the division between the Peloponnese and the greater expanse of Greece. After a brief stop at the canal to take in its significance, our journey leads us to Ancient Corinth, a town where Saint Paul once preached and dwelled for around two years.

In ancient times, Corinth stood as one of Greece’s most prosperous cities, evident in the remnants of the Apollo Temple dating back to the 6th century BC and the Ancient Agora. These historical landmarks bear witness to the city’s rich heritage. As you explore the archaeological wonders, you’ll gain insights into the cultural and historical significance that has shaped Corinth throughout the ages. This immersive tour provides a glimpse into the wealth and influence that characterized Ancient Corinth, offering a deeper understanding of its place in Greek history.