Surprising Ancient Corinth Private Tour from Athens – Audio Guide

360.00 € – 560.00 €

Set off on a 6-hour Ancient Corinth Tour from Athens, traveling in a private luxury vehicle with a professional chauffeur to ensure both comfort and a personalized experience.

Enjoy the expertise of a 2-hour private, state-licensed guide who will enrich your journey. We offer convenient PickUp and DropOff services, so you can relax without worrying about transportation logistics, plus a complimentary Corinth audio tour.

With our Skip the Line service, you’ll enjoy priority access to attractions, making the most of your time. The Corinth Tour itinerary is fully customizable, letting you allocate time to specific interests, all within the trip’s total duration.

To keep you refreshed, we provide a snack basket and chilled bottled water in the vehicle. Additionally, you can choose to visit the ancient Diolkos, where Greeks once transported ships between seas, or explore the historic Kechries port, where St. Paul began his journey to Ephesus.

Rest assured, all taxes are included, ensuring a smooth, worry-free experience throughout your Corinth Private Tour.

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Mercedes E Class
Tesla "Y"
Mercedes S - Class EQS
Mercedes Vito
Mercedes V Class
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Ancient Corinth: A Thriving Commercial Hub

Ancient Corinth was once the wealthiest city of antiquity, thanks to its strategic location on the Isthmus (Corinth Canal) and its role as a commercial center. Human habitation in Corinth dates to the Neolithic era, around 5000 to 3000 BC.

Acrocorinth: A Symbol of Corinth’s Grandeur

The Acrocorinth, the Acropolis of mainland Greece, is a striking symbol of the city’s grandeur. From its fortress, visitors enjoy a panoramic view. Corinth’s power was reflected in its impressive structures, such as the Asklepieion sanctuary & Temple of Apollo, built in 560 BC.

The Bema of Saint Paul: A Historical Landmark

The Bema of Saint Paul is another significant site, where Saint Paul resided and taught Christianity. It was here that he wrote his epistles to the Corinthians, leaving a lasting legacy on the region’s history. Similarly, he wrote his epistles to the Corinthians, leaving a lasting legacy on the region’s history.