Private Tour to Ancient Corinth & the Corinth Canal

• Witness the Corinth Canal, connecting the Ionian and Aegean Seas – a breathtaking feat of 19th-century engineering
• Take a private guided tour of Ancient Corinth, including the Temple of Apollo, Roman Agora, Bema of St. Paul, fountains, and museum
• Enjoy panoramic views from Acrocorinth, a powerful ancient fortress that once guarded the Peloponnese
• Visit the ruins of the port of Kechries, where St. Paul departed for Ephesus
• Drive past the site of the Battle of Salamis and Mount Aegaleo, where Xerxes observed the naval clash of 480 BC
• (Optional) Visit Ancient Eleusis, birthplace of the Eleusinian Mysteries and home to an impressive archaeological site and museum

Your day begins with a comfortable pickup from your hotel in Athens, as your guide welcomes you on a scenic drive along the Saronic Gulf. Along the way, you’ll hear stories of the region’s history, myths, and landmarks, setting the stage for your journey.
Soon, you’ll arrive at the Corinth Canal, an engineering marvel that slices through the Isthmus of Corinth. Take a leisurely walk across the bridge, pause for photos, and enjoy a coffee break with views of the sparkling water below.
Next, you’ll step back in time at Ancient Corinth, where your private licensed guide will bring to life the ruins, temples, and agoras with vivid storytelling that blends history, mythology, and even biblical references. If you’ve chosen the extended option, your exploration will also include the sacred site of Eleusis, once the heart of the famous Eleusinian Mysteries.
Before returning, you’ll make a stop at Acrocorinth, the impressive fortress overlooking the region, and at the ancient port of Kechries, once bustling with ships that connected Greece to the wider Mediterranean.
Throughout the day, your guide ensures the pace is tailored to your interests, allowing you to pause for photos, linger where you’d like, and fully enjoy the journey.