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Discover ancient Corinth on this private half-day tour from Athens, including key archaeological sites, stunning views, and a visit to the Corinth Canal.

This private tour from Athens to Ancient Corinth offers an efficient way to see some of Greece’s most iconic sights in just 4 to 5 hours. Priced at $555.09 per group (up to 8 people), it provides a comfortable, personalized experience led by a professional driver with onboard Wi-Fi and USB charging. With pickup included, this tour is perfect for those looking for a hassle-free journey that covers Corinth’s archaeological sites, the Corinth Canal, Loutraki resort, and Kechries — all in a single half-day outing.
The tour is designed for groups who want to explore at their own pace with entrance fees at their own expense and the flexibility of private transportation. It’s particularly suitable for travelers seeking a convenient, informative trip without the need for a guide, though guides are available at an extra cost. The professional driver ensures smooth travel, giving visitors time to focus on the sights and scenery.
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This tour departs from Athens at 6:00 am, with pickup included in the service. Travelers ride in an air-conditioned luxury van, which ensures a comfortable experience despite Greece’s warm weather. The private transportation allows for a tailored schedule, with Wi-Fi and mobile chargers on board to keep devices ready for photos or navigation.
The group size of up to 8 people helps maintain an intimate atmosphere, making it ideal for families or small groups. The professional driver handles the logistics, freeing guests from the stress of navigation, parking, or public transport. The pickup location is close to public transit, simplifying arrangements for those staying in Athens.

The tour’s first stop is the ancient city of Corinth, an important city-state of ancient Peloponnese that was once considered the wealthiest of its time. Visitors have 30 minutes to walk around the site, which is free of charge. While exploring, you’ll appreciate the significance of Corinth in controlling the isthmus connecting mainland Greece to the Peloponnese.
Next, the Temple of Apollo provides a glimpse into ancient religious architecture. Built with 40 monolithic Dorian columns, the temple dates back to the archaic period and is part of the ancient marketplace. Visitors spend about 1 hour 30 minutes here, although entry fees are not included.
The Akrokorinthos is a steep rock formation rising 575 meters above sea level, once serving as a viewpoint and defensive position during ancient times. The 30-minute stop offers spectacular views over the surrounding landscape and the Corinthian Gulf. Since admission fees are not included, visitors should prepare for optional costs if they wish to explore further within the site.
This site’s strategic location meant it was a vital fortress in ancient Greece, with its morphology making it ideal for spotting approaching enemies from both land and sea. Today, it remains a must-see for those interested in ancient military architecture and panoramic vistas.
The tour includes a one-hour stop in Loutraki, a seaside resort famed for its thermal springs. This stop offers a chance to enjoy a meal and take a walk around the town. While entrance fees are free, visitors may choose to indulge in local thermal baths or cafes, making it a relaxing contrast to the archaeological stops.
Loutraki’s natural springs have drawn visitors for centuries, and the town’s lively atmosphere provides a refreshing break. The proximity to the seaside also means you can enjoy views of the water while strolling through the streets.
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Kechries marks the spot where St. Paul stopped during his journey. Although the tour stops here briefly, it offers a meaningful connection to Greece’s Christian history. The visit allows travelers to reflect on the spiritual significance of the region, making this an enriching addition to the day’s sightseeing.
This stop is light on sightseeing but adds depth to understanding Greece’s role in early Christian history. It’s an ideal moment for quiet contemplation or taking photos of the town’s coastal charm.
While the tour includes a professional driver and private transportation, guides are available at an extra cost if travelers desire a more detailed explanation at each site. Entrance fees to Temple of Apollo and Akrokorinthos are not included, giving travelers the flexibility to decide which sites they want to access fully.
This setup suits those who prefer a self-guided experience with expert transportation, but it also allows for customization if you want more in-depth storytelling.
At $555.09 per group, this private tour offers good value for groups of up to 8 seeking a personalized, efficient way to explore Corinth’s highlights. The luxury van and amenities like Wi-Fi and mobile chargers enhance the experience, especially for those who want comfort and convenience.
The tour is best suited for visitors who appreciate flexibility, want to cover multiple sites in a short period, and prefer private transport over group excursions. It’s an excellent choice for those with limited time in Greece but eager to see corinth’s archaeological and scenic sights.
This half-day private tour from Athens delivers a well-rounded introduction to Corinth’s most significant sites, including the ancient city, Temple of Apollo, Akrokorinthos, and the scenic Corinth Canal. The private transport, modern amenities, and flexible stops make it a convenient option for small groups or families.
While entrance fees are not included, the option to customize the experience with guides and decide which sites to enter adds value. The stunning views from Akrokorinthos and the relaxing time in Loutraki stand out as highlights. This tour appeals most to those wanting a personalized, efficient exploration of Corinth’s historical and scenic treasures, especially with limited time in Greece.
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Is transportation included in the tour?
Yes, private transportation in an air-conditioned luxury van is included, along with pickup service.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 4 to 5 hours, offering enough time to see key sites without feeling rushed.
Are entry fees included?
No, entry fees to sites like the Temple of Apollo and Akrokorinthos are not included, allowing flexibility in visiting these locations.
Can I hire a guide?
Guides are available at an additional cost if visitors want detailed explanations at each site.
What amenities are available on the vehicle?
The van is equipped with Wi-Fi and USB charging ports to keep devices connected and powered during the trip.
What is the group size limit?
The tour is limited to up to 8 people, ensuring a personal experience.
Is this tour suitable for all travelers?
Most travelers can participate, and the tour is suitable for those who appreciate comfortable private transport and short sightseeing stops.
What is the cancellation policy?
The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing peace of mind in planning.
What makes this tour a good value?
The private, flexible service combined with modern amenities and curated stops makes this an efficient way to explore Corinth in a short timeframe.
Who should book this tour?
Small groups, families, or solo travelers who value personalized service and scenic, historical stops will find this tour well-suited to their needs.