



ANCIENT CORINTH FROM ATHENS
Corinth Canal, Ancient Corinth
Guaranteed departures every Monday and Friday from mid April to mid October.
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What is included in this tour
- Pick up and drop off.
- Entrance fees to all the archaeological sites of this tour.
- Official English-speaking guide throughout the tour.
- Transport by luxury A/C bus.
Not included & Optionals
- Gratuities (optional).
- Personal expenses.
- 10% discount for groups of more than 10 travelers
Hotel pickup
The tour includes pick-up and drop off from/to most hotels in the city. Once the reservation is made, we will send you an email with the pick up time in your hotel or in the nearest one.
Approximate duration and dates
This tour lasts approximately 5 hours. Departures every Monday and Friday from April 19th to October 18th. (Dep. 08.45 - Ret. 14.00 approximately)
When to book?
We recommend booking as early as possible in order to ensure availability.
Payment Method
Reservations can only be paid by credit card via our website.
Cancellations
Full refund for cancellations at least 48 hours in advance. For cancellations or modifications later than 48 hours prior to departure, 100% of the total cost will be applied as cancellation fees.
Verification - Voucher
Once the reservation is made you will receive an email with your reservation number or receipt. Vouchers are not essential for this tour.
How to make a reservation?
Enter the desired date, the number of travelers and book in 3 simple steps. When the reservation is processed, our agents will send you an email with all the details!
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Excursion Itinerary: Ancient Corinth From Athens

Early in the morning, at the time indicated, we will pick you up from your hotel or closest meeting point to start this great excursion to Ancient Corinth, the city, whose wealth rested largely on the control of trade in the western Mediterranean.
At first, you will stop at the famous Corinth canal, called Isthmus in Greek, to take panoramic pictures of the spot where the Peloponnese peninsula and Central Greece meet as well as where the Aegean connects with the Ionian Sea. This canal was completed in the latter 19th century during the governorship of Charilaos Trikoupis and prevents ships from circumnavigating the Peloponesse for more than 400 km.
You will then visit Ancient Corinth with its amazing artifacts, some of which date back to 6000BC. The remains of the City, which include the Agora (market place), and Apollo's Temple (6th century B.C.) clearly show how rich and important Corinth was in antiquity. In the middle of the central row of shops in the Agora there is a bema, a marble podium from which Roman officials and also St. Paul addressed the people. The Romans rebuilt the city in 44 BC and later made it the provincial capital of Greece.
On your way back to Athens, you will make a brief stop at the Site of the Ancient Port of Cehries, where St. Paul disembarked from Thessaloniki. For Christians, Corinth is mentioned in the New Testament, when Saint Paul addressed the town's residents in his two epistles, First and Second Corinthians. It is mentioned again in the Acts of the Apostles during St Paul's evangelical work.
At around 14:00 hrs. you will return to Athens and your drive will drop you off to your hotel or the nearest pickup point.
Greca Tip: Visit the on-site excellent museum, where you can see two kouros statues, fine Greek and Roman mosaics, figurines, reliefs and friezes as well as the pretty courtyard with its fine reliefs.