Our first stop is the impressive Corinth Canal, which connects the Aegean and the Ionian Sea.
One of the biggest rivals of Athens, Corinth was once completely destroyed by the Romans. When it was reinhabited, it became Greece's largest city, which St. Paul visited and wrote some of his famous epistles to. It houses one of the oldest Greek temples, as well as a beautiful museum.
This beautiful lagoon with shallow clear waters, fishing boats and quaint taverns will be our lunch stop where we’ll try traditional dishes and of course seafood!
Located in a small cove, this 3,000-year-old site is one of the few sanctuaries dedicated to the mighty Queen of the Twelve Gods that we have left.
Our two options are the Lagoon (shallow waters, organised beach, cafés) or the Heréon (deeper waters, no sunbeds/umbrellas, swim by an ancient site).
8 hours
A van is provided.
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Cancellations made up to 7 days before a scheduled tour will be processed without a penalty.
The swim is up to you. Make sure you bring with you everything you need.