Ancient Corinth & Port/Airport Transfer

Short description

Combine your Athens airport or Piraeus port transfer with a half-day tour to Ancient Corinth! Perfect for solo travelers, small groups, or larger parties, this option offers private transportation while giving you the chance to explore one of the most significant archaeological sites of ancient Greece. Choose an arrival, departure, or round-trip transfer for a smooth and enriching experience.

Overview

Highlights

One convenient booking for both transfer and tour, no need for separate reservations.
Flexible scheduling to match your flight times and tour preferences.
Comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicle for your group.
Short stop at the Corinth Canal for photos and stunning views of this engineering wonder.
Visit the archaeological site of Ancient Corinth, rich in history and mythology.
See the Temple of Apollo, ancient marketplaces, and Roman ruins.
Explore the Corinth Archaeological Museum with fascinating ancient artifacts.
Flexible drop-off options: Athens Airport, Piraeus Port, hotel, or any preferred location in Athens.

Full description

Begin your journey with a comfortable private transfer from Athens Airport, Piraeus Port, your hotel, or any location in Athens, designed to fit perfectly around your schedule. Whether you’re arriving, departing, or simply have a few hours to explore, this half-day tour to Ancient Corinth combines convenience with cultural discovery.

Stop at the Corinth Canal
On the way to Ancient Corinth, enjoy a short stop at the Corinth Canal, an engineering marvel that cuts through the Isthmus of Corinth, connecting the Aegean and Ionian Seas. Admire the steep cliffs, take in the spectacular views from the bridge, and capture stunning photos of this iconic site.

Visit the Historic Site of Ancient Corinth
Travel through the scenic countryside and stop at the famous Corinth Canal, an impressive engineering feat that connects the Aegean and Ionian Seas. Enjoy the view from above and capture memorable photos before continuing to the heart of Ancient Corinth.

Upon arrival, explore the vast archaeological site of Ancient Corinth, once one of the wealthiest and most important city-states of ancient Greece. Walk among the ruins and admire the Temple of Apollo, one of the oldest surviving Doric temples. Wander through the Agora, the marketplace that was the center of public life, and see remnants of Roman fountains, baths, and streets that reveal the city’s long history.

Explore the Corinth Archaeological Museum
Your visit also includes time at the Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth, where you can view fascinating artifacts discovered at the site, including statues, mosaics, pottery, and items from daily life in ancient times.

Flexible Transfers for a Stress-Free Experience
After your tour, enjoy a comfortable transfer back to Athens Airport, Piraeus Port, your hotel, or another destination of your choice. This tour is ideal for travelers looking to experience Ancient Corinth’s history without the hassle, whether for arrival, departure, or both.

Included

Transportation in modern air-conditioned vehicle
Professional and licensed tour guide (if option selected and subject to availability)
Admission tickets to the archaeological site of Ancient Corinth and the Archaeological Museum (if option selected)
Bottled water
All taxes, tolls, and parking fees

Not Included

Meals and drinks
Gratuities (optional)

Map

Useful Info

If the service of licensed guide is selected, please note that an additional seat in the vehicle will be required for the guide to accompany you. Please make sure to account for the extra space needed when booking your tour
Wear comfortable shoes and clothing
Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat are recommended during the summer season
Our tours are exclusively tailored to your preferences, offering the freedom to adjust or modify any aspect of our suggested itinerary to suit your needs
In accordance with the latest visiting regulations for archaeological sites, we strongly advise you to secure your tickets in advance, particularly for the Acropolis Hill. Access to this site is now organized into specific time slots, each with a restricted number of visitors permitted