• Corinth Canal - The driver will collect guests from their hotel and travel along the mainland coast to Peloponnese. The first stop, an hour later, will be at the Corinth Canal, which is 6 km long and 80 meters high.
• Ancient Corinth (Archaia Korinthos) - The journey continues to Ancient Corinth, a city cherished by Saint Paul, who is also its patron saint. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the Ancient Market and the Bema of Apostle Paul, also known as Galionas. This large, elevated platform stands prominently in the center of the Roman Forum of ancient Corinth, where city officials once addressed the public. Due to its association with Saint Paul, the Bema was converted into a Christian church during the Byzantine era. Guests will walk the same paths where the Apostle of Nations once walked and preached centuries ago.
• Acrocorinth - The final visit will be to Acrocorinth, an ancient fortress perched on a steep hill above Corinth, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. It served as a vital stronghold for various civilizations, including the Greeks and Romans. The site boasts impressive remnants such as ancient walls, towers, and a temple dedicated to Aphrodite.
• Kechries - The next stop is Kechries Port. Around 52 AD, Apostle Paul arrived from Athens to Corinth, where he stayed for eighteen months, establishing and strengthening the Church of Corinth. His subsequent journey began from Kechries port, with Ephesus as the next station and Syria as the final destination. It is said that in Kechries, he shaved his head because he had made a vow. With heartfelt emotion, he bid farewell to his brothers in Christ of Corinth, who accompanied him to the port of Kenchreon. After this visit, there will be a short break for a cup of coffee before returning to Athens. The tour lasts approximately 5 hours.

• Guide (if selected)
• 1 bottle of water per person
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Private car & English-speaking driver

• Entrance fees in Corinth
• Gratuities

Embark on an adventure through Greece’s historic sites, starting with the remarkable Corinth Canal in Isthmia. This canal links the Aegean and Ionian Seas, creating a natural separation between the mainland and the Peloponnese. Next, delve into the city of Ancient Corinth (Archaia Korinthos), once a vibrant hub of commerce and spirituality. Here, explore landmarks such as the Temple of Apollo and the ancient agora. Wander through this historic area, envisioning life during the time when Saint Paul arrived to share his teachings with the Corinthians.

Following this, climb to Acrocorinth, the majestic acropolis of Corinth. This ancient fortress offers breathtaking views of the region and has served as both a fortification and sanctuary over the centuries. It displays layers of architectural history from Greek, Roman, and Byzantine eras. Finally, visit Kechries, the ancient port from which Paul embarked on his second missionary journey.

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