Stop at the Corinth Canal to walk across the pedestrian bridge and look down at the deep channel connecting the Saronic Gulf with the Gulf of Corinth. You will have time to take photos of the sheer rock walls and look out for ships passing through. Additionally, you will visit the nearby remains of the Ancient Diolkos, the paved trackway used in antiquity to drag ships across the isthmus. An optional bungee jumping experience can also be arranged here upon request.

On the way to the site, your local host will share historical insights about the Apostle Paul's journey, the Temple of Aphrodite, and ancient Corinthian history. You will then have time to walk through the archaeological site of Ancient Corinth to view the Temple of Apollo, the ancient Agora, and the Bema. The stop also allows for a visit to the Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth to view the local excavations.

This stop offers the opportunity to visit Acrocorinth, the largest castle in the Peloponnese. For those wishing to explore, a short drive and a walk up to this massive fortress will reveal historic walls combining ancient Greek, Byzantine, Frankish, and Venetian architecture, alongside panoramic views of the Corinthian Gulf.

Visit Nafplio, one of Greece’s most beautiful coastal towns and the first capital of modern Greece. You will have leisure time to stroll through its picturesque alleys, admire the Venetian and neoclassical architecture, and view the iconic Bourtzi castle in the harbor. Take time to explore the scenic squares, sip a coffee, or enjoy a traditional lunch in the town.