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Discover ancient Corinth and taste Greece’s finest wines on this private 8-hour tour including Corinth Canal, Acrokorinthos, and Nemea wineries for up to 3 people.

The Private Ancient Corinth Tour & Nemea Wine Tasting offers an engaging journey through history and taste. Priced at $452 for a group of up to 3, this tour provides a comprehensive 8-hour experience in the Peloponnese region, combining visits to iconic historic sites with exclusive wine tastings. It’s ideal for those who appreciate cultural heritage paired with exceptional Greek wines, all with the comfort of private transportation and expert guidance.
From the impressive Corinth Canal to the ancient ruins of Corinth, and finally to the renowned Nemea wineries, this tour balances sightseeing with culinary pleasure. While the tour includes entrance fees for sites and wineries, it does not include lunch or guide services inside the sites, which offers flexibility but also requires some planning. Overall, it appeals most to curious explorers who enjoy a blend of history, scenic views, and local flavors.
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This tour begins with a pickup from your hotel or designated location in Athens or Piraeus. The driver, an English-speaking guide with deep historical knowledge, will greet you and lead you through the day’s itinerary. The pick-up time is flexible based on availability, with travelers encouraged to wait in the lobby 10 minutes before the scheduled start.
The journey heads southwest from Athens, passing by the 11th-century Monastery of Daphne, setting a scenic tone for the day. The comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle is equipped with Wi-Fi and bottled water, ensuring a pleasant ride between stops.

The first sightseeing stop is at the Corinth Canal, where you’ll enjoy a 20-minute photo opportunity. This stunning waterway, considered a marvel of engineering, links the Aegean and Ionian Seas. It’s the second canal built after Suez, and its dramatic waterscapes make for memorable pictures. This site offers a striking contrast to the ancient ruins to come, showcasing Greece’s ongoing architectural achievements.
Next, the tour visits ancient Corinth for about an hour. Here, you’ll see the Agora, temple of Apollo, and the museum filled with artifacts such as pottery, statues, and other relics. Apostle Paul’s time in Corinth is highlighted by the guide, who explains that he preached here for 1.5 years before leaving for Ephesus.
Acrokorinthos, one of Greece’s largest medieval forts, was once the city’s Acropolis in antiquity. Inside, you can explore the temple of Aphrodite and walk along long fortification walls. The site offers a fascinating look into how the ancient and medieval periods overlap in this region, with impressive structures that have withstood centuries.
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The Acrokorinth site is notable for its size and historical significance. It was a strategic point during medieval times, with the fortress serving as a defensive stronghold. Visitors can appreciate the large fortification walls and imagine the bustling life of the past within its grounds. The temple of Aphrodite adds a mythological layer to the visit, emphasizing the area’s spiritual significance in ancient times.

After exploring Corinth, the journey continues 20 minutes south to the Nemea region, a place with over 3,000 years of wine production history. Known for its connection to the labors of Hercules, where he supposedly defeated a lion, Nemea also hosted ancient athletic games honoring Zeus every four years.
The fertile land and favorable climate have made it a top wine-producing area, especially famous for its red wines. Visiting up to 2 local wineries, the tour offers the chance to taste some of Greece’s best wines. The wine tastings are curated to showcase the region’s unique flavors, making this a highlight for enthusiasts.

The wine tasting experiences are an integral part of this tour, with visits to carefully selected wineries. While the tour does not specify the wineries’ names, it emphasizes the opportunity to sample top-quality Greek wines that have gained recognition nationally and internationally. The tasting sessions are designed to give insight into the local winemaking traditions, allowing visitors to compare different varieties and styles.
Following the wine tastings, you will enjoy a lunch in a local restaurant. This meal offers a chance to relax and savor authentic Greek cuisine, complementing the wine tasting experience. The menu is not specified but is typically representative of the regional flavors, focusing on fresh ingredients and traditional dishes.
After lunch, the driver guides you back to your hotel or accommodation in Athens or Piraeus. The return journey allows for settling in after a day filled with sightseeing and culinary delights. The tour concludes with the drop-off at your original pickup location, making this a seamless experience for visitors.
This private tour offers the flexibility to reserve now and pay later, providing ease in planning. Travelers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, adding peace of mind. The tour includes pickup and drop-off, air-conditioned transportation, Wi-Fi, and bottled water.
While entrance fees for sites and wineries are not included in the price, they are modest, with €8 for Corinth and €12 for each winery. The driver is not licensed to guide inside sites, so visitors should consider if adding an official guide is desirable.
The Private Ancient Corinth & Nemea Wine Tasting Tour is best suited for those who enjoy a personalized experience and have an interest in history, architecture, and Greek wines. Its private setting and flexible schedule make it ideal for small groups or couples. Active visitors should be comfortable with walking and some uneven terrain at archaeological sites.
For travelers seeking a balanced day of cultural exploration and wine sampling, this tour offers a rewarding combination, emphasizing comfort, expert insights, and regional flavors.
What is included in the price of $452?
The price covers hotel pickup and drop-off, private transportation, Wi-Fi, bottled water, and tolls and VAT. Entrance fees and lunch are paid separately.
Are there guided tours inside the archaeological sites?
No, the driver is not licensed to guide inside sites. The tour includes a knowledgeable driver who provides commentary outside the sites, but visitors can choose to add a licensed guide for more detailed exploration.
How long is the drive between stops?
The drive from Athens to Corinth Canal and ancient Corinth takes approximately 20 minutes, and the journey from Corinth to Nemea also takes around 20 minutes.
Can I customize the wineries visited?
The tour includes visits to up to 2 wineries, but additional wineries can be added if desired, depending on availability and individual preferences.
Is lunch included?
No, lunch is not included in the package but is scheduled at a local restaurant in Nemea, offering regional Greek dishes.
What should I bring on the tour?
Bring passport or ID, wear comfortable clothes, and be prepared for walking at archaeological sites. No pets or smoking are allowed in the vehicle.
Is this tour suitable for children?
The tour is designed for adult groups, with a focus on history and wine tasting. Children are generally not included due to age restrictions at wineries and sites.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The booking can be made with the flexibility to reserve now and pay later.
This tour offers a well-rounded day combining Greece’s ancient history with its celebrated wine culture, all within a private, comfortable setting.
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