Coastal Road & Salamis Views
Set off from Athens along the glittering Saronic coast, passing small Greek seaside villages where fishing boats sway in quiet harbours. Look across the water towards Salamis, the island forever linked to the legendary naval battle between the Athenians and Persians.
Corinth Canal — Where Two Seas Meet
Stand above the dramatic Corinth Canal and watch its turquoise waters slice through towering limestone walls. Cross the pedestrian bridge for unforgettable views of the narrow passage that separates the Peloponnese from mainland Greece.
Ancient Corinth — Walk in the Footsteps of Empires
Explore the evocative ruins of Ancient Corinth, once one of the most powerful cities of the classical world. Wander through the Roman Agora, admire the Temple of Apollo and imagine the lively streets where merchants, philosophers and travellers once gathered.
St Paul’s Corinthian Legacy
Trace the spiritual story of Ancient Corinth, where Apostle Paul preached, stood before the tribunal in the Agora and helped establish one of the earliest Christian communities. Pause among the stones and feel how history, faith and daily life once intertwined here.
Acrocorinth — A Fortress Above the Gulf
Climb towards the mighty walls of Acrocorinth, the largest and oldest castle in southern Greece. Take in sweeping views over the Corinthian Gulf and let the fortress reveal centuries of Byzantine, Frankish, Venetian and Ottoman history.
Isthmia — In the Realm of Poseidon
Discover the archaeological site of Isthmia, once home to one of ancient Greece’s most important sanctuaries of Poseidon. Walk through the remains of the temple, stadium and theatre where athletes once competed in the celebrated Isthmian Games.
Kechries — The Sunken Port of Corinth
Continue to the ancient harbour of Kechries, a peaceful bay that once connected Corinth with the Saronic Gulf. Look for the ruined piers and imagine the ornate buildings, mosaics and trading vessels that disappeared beneath the sea after an earthquake.
Loutra Oraias Elenis — Swim in Helen’s Mythical Waters
Unwind at Loutra Oraias Elenis, also known as the Baths of Helen of Troy, where myth says the legendary beauty came to bathe in mineral-rich springs. Swim in clear waters, relax on the pebble beach and savour a traditional Greek lunch overlooking the sea.
Olive Groves of Corinthia — A Seasonal Alternative
If the weather is not suitable for swimming, step into an ancient olive grove in a nearby village instead. Learn how olives are transformed into golden oil, visit a traditional press and taste local olives and extra virgin olive oil before returning to Athens.
