Corinth sits on the narrow strip of land that joins the Peloponnese to mainland Greece. Most travelers stop at the dramatic Corinth Canal, but the ancient city, where St. Paul preached, and the fortress of Acrocorinth are worth time too.
We do not have a ready-made itinerary for Corinth yet, but our team in Athens can build one around your dates and interests. Ask us for a custom trip, or browse all our Greece vacation packages.

Look down into the narrow canal cut through solid rock.

Walk among the columns of the Temple of Apollo.

Visit the fortress on the rock above the ancient city.
Spring (April to June): Mild and green, ideal for the sites.
Summer (July and August): Hot, so we visit early.
Autumn (September and October): Warm and calm.
Winter (November to March): Mild and quiet.
Yes. Corinth is about an hour from Athens, right on the way to Nafplio and the Peloponnese, so we often add a stop at the canal and the ancient site.



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