Corinth Sights and Olive Oil Tasting Tour from Athens

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Corinth Sights and Olive Oil Tasting Tour from Athens

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Overview

Corinth Tour from Athens – Canal, Ancient Ruins & Olive Oil Tasting

Looking for a day full of history, culture, and flavor? Our Corinth Tour from Athens is the perfect choice. In one easy trip, you’ll explore the famous Corinth Canal, walk through the ruins of Ancient Corinth, and enjoy a traditional olive oil tasting at a local farm.

This tour combines the best of Greece: ancient wonders, natural beauty, and real local food. Whether you are a history lover, a family traveler, or just curious about Greek traditions, Corinth is a must-see.

Why Take a Corinth Tour from Athens?

Athens is the heart of Greece, but just 80 km away lies Corinth, one of the most powerful cities of the ancient world. Today, it’s a place where myth, history, and modern life meet.

Here’s why travelers love our Corinth Tour:

  • Close to Athens – Just 1 hour by car, perfect for a day trip.

  • Mix of experiences – Ancient ruins, engineering marvels, and local food.

  • Family-friendly – Easy walks, short rides, and fun for kids and adults.

  • Taste of Greece – Learn how olive oil is made and try it fresh.

  • Beautiful views – The Peloponnese is full of mountains, valleys, and sea views.

Instead of rushing around Greece, enjoy a slow, easy day filled with stories, sights, and flavors.

How the Corinth Tour Works

Our tours are designed to be simple and stress-free. Here’s what your day looks like:

  1. Pick-up in Athens – From your hotel or a central spot.

  2. Drive to Corinth Canal – Short, comfortable ride in a modern vehicle with AC, Wi-Fi, and water.

  3. Stop at Corinth Canal – Take photos, enjoy the view, and hear the story of this amazing project.

  4. Visit Ancient Corinth – Explore ruins, temples, and museums with our guide.

  5. Lunch & Olive Oil Tasting – Stop at a local farm or taverna to enjoy Greek flavors.

  6. Return to Athens – Relax as we drive you back in the evening.

It’s a full experience packed into a single day, but never rushed.

Tour Highlights – What You’ll See and Do

1. Corinth Canal – A Man-Made Wonder

The Corinth Canal is one of Greece’s most famous landmarks. Carved through solid rock in the 19th century, it connects the Aegean Sea with the Ionian Sea.

  • Walk across the bridge and look down at the deep blue waters.

  • Learn how ships used to travel around the Peloponnese before the canal.

  • Snap photos of this amazing engineering work.

This stop is short but unforgettable.


2. Ancient Corinth – Where History Comes Alive

Corinth was one of the richest and most powerful city-states of ancient Greece. It was a hub of trade, culture, and politics. Today, it’s a site full of ruins that tell the story of the past.

What you’ll see:

Walking through Ancient Corinth feels like stepping back thousands of years.


3. Olive Oil Tasting – A Taste of Real Greece

Greece is famous for its olive oil, known as liquid gold. On this tour, you’ll visit a local olive farm or taverna where you can:

  • Learn how olives are grown, harvested, and pressed.

  • Taste fresh extra virgin olive oil, the pride of Greek cooking.

  • Try different flavors paired with bread, cheese, and vegetables.

  • Buy a small bottle to take home as a memory.

This is not just a tasting—it’s a way to connect with Greek tradition and lifestyle.

Optional Add-ons (Extended Corinth Tours)

If you want more, we can customize the tour to include nearby sights:

  • Nafplio – A romantic seaside town with castles and old streets.

  • Mycenae – Home of King Agamemnon, with famous Lion’s Gate ruins.

  • Epidaurus – Ancient theater known for its perfect sound.

These can be added to your Corinth Tour from Athens for a longer, richer experience.

FAQ – Corinth Tour from Athens

Q: How far is Corinth from Athens?
A: Corinth is about 80 km (1 hour) from Athens by car.

Q: What is included in the Corinth Tour?
A: Transport, guide, Corinth Canal stop, Ancient Corinth visit, and olive oil tasting. Some tours also include lunch.

Q: Can children join this tour?
A: Yes, it’s family-friendly. Kids love the canal and tasting olive oil.

Q: How long does the tour take?
A: About 6–8 hours, depending on the pace.

Q: Is this a private or group tour?
A: We offer both small-group and private options.

Q: Can I combine Corinth with other sites?
A: Yes! Many travelers add Nafplio, Mycenae, or Epidaurus to make it a full-day Peloponnese tour.

Why Choose Luxury Greek Tours for Your Corinth Trip?

  • Expert Local Guides – Learn history and culture from real Greeks.

  • Comfortable Travel – Air-conditioned vehicles, Wi-Fi, and water included.

  • Small Groups – More personal, not crowded.

  • Authentic Experiences – Beyond sightseeing, you taste and feel Greece.

  • Trusted Service – Many happy travelers recommend us.

We don’t just take you places—we create memories.

Our Corinth Tour from Athens covers:

  • Corinth Canal

  • Ancient Corinth

  • Temple of Apollo

  • Archaeological Museum of Corinth

  • Olive Oil Farms in the Peloponnese

Nearby options:

  • Nafplio

  • Mycenae

  • Epidaurus

  • Loutraki (spa town by the sea)

Ready to Discover Corinth?

Corinth is a place where ancient myths, early Christianity, and Greek traditions meet. In one day, you can see ruins, enjoy landscapes, and taste local flavors.

Don’t miss this chance to explore beyond Athens.
Book your Corinth Tour from Athens today with Luxury Greek Tours.

Embark on a Journey Through Time: Explore Ancient Corinth and Its Timeless Wonders

Immerse yourself in the rich history of Ancient Corinth on your Corinth Day Trip from Athens, as you walk the hallowed grounds that once housed the grand temple of Apollo. Discover the sacred Bema of Saint Paul, a site that bears witness to the profound impact of the Apostle on this ancient city.

Ascend to new heights as you venture to the medieval fortress of Acrocorinth, where panoramic vistas will steal your breath away. Indulge in the beauty of nature and relish in the flavors of locally sourced fruits and refreshing water, specially provided for your enjoyment.

Delve into the ancient art of olive oil production at a traditional family-run olive oil farm. Witness the splendor of olive trees and gain a profound understanding of the meticulous process that turns these humble fruits into liquid gold. Savor the nuances of award-winning extra virgin olive oils, presented elegantly in glasses fit for a connoisseur.

This Corinth Day Trip from Athens offers the perfect blend of heritage, flavor, and scenic beauty.

Join us on this voyage of discovery, where each step uncovers ancient wonders, breathtaking landscapes, and a delightful tapestry of flavors. From the Corinth Canal to Acrocorinth, from the historical treasures of Ancient Corinth to the exquisite taste of extra virgin olive oil, let us guide you through an enchanting adventure that will leave an indelible mark on your soul, creating memories to be cherished for a lifetime.

For more historical adventures, check out our Athens and Corinth Full Day Tour — another unforgettable journey through ancient Greece.

*Note:  During booking you pay a Pay Deposit of (20%) and the remaining amount at the end of the Tour.

F.A.Q
Trip Details

Why Choose This Tour?

  • Corinth Canal (15 minutes stop)
  • Ancient Corinth (60 minutes)
  • Acrocorinth (100 minutes)
  • Shopping handcrafted pottery and ceramics, replicas of ancient Greek vases (20 minutes)
  • Olive oil tasting with food pairing (120 minutes)Fruits in minivan and food pairing in olive oil experience are provided. However stop for lunch is possible if needed.

Trip Details

Vehicles

  • Minivan (extra long):
    • People Capacity: Up to 8 passengers
    • Luggage Capacity: Up to 8 big luggages
    • Equipment: Leather seats, Air conditioning, Big trunk, Wifi, USB chargers
    • Price: 400€
  • Minibus:
    • People Capacity: Up to 14 passengers
    • Luggage Capacity: Up to 14 big luggages
    • Equipment: Leather seats, Air conditioning, Big trunk, Wifi, USB chargers
    • Price: 590€

Tour Duration

8-9 hours

 

Whats included

  • English speaking drivers (not licensed to accompany you inside ancient sites and museums)
  • Cold waters on board
  • Wifi on board
  • Airconditioned vehicle with leather seats
  • USB chargers on board
  • Pick up and drop off services (Airport/Piraeus port/hotels/Airbnb apartments)
  • VAT/taxes

Whats excluded

  • Entrance tickets to ancient sites and museums (Can be included on demand)
    • Ancient Corinth Entrance: 8€ per person
    • Acrocorinth (free entrance)
    • Olive oil tasting experience: 70€ per person (only cash option accepted)
  • Lunch expenses (approx. 20€ per person)

Extras/Optional

Licensed tour guide  who can accompany you inside ancient sites and museums: The guide will join the group in the vehicle( 1 seat minus for the group):200€


General Info

  • Activity Level: Moderate. Not recommended for people with walking issues.
  • Kid Friendly: Yes. This tour is a unique experience for children as long as they are supervised by their parents.
  • Wheelchair accessible: No

Tips

Don’t forget your passport or ID while being on that tour.

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What's Included
  • Air-conditioned vehicle with leather seats
  • Cold waters on board
  • English speaking drivers (not licensed to accompany you inside ancient sites and museums)
  • Pick up and drop off services (Airport/Piraeus port/hotels/airbnb apartments)
  • Usb chargers on board
  • VAT/taxes and tolls
  • Wifi on board
What's Excluded
  • Entrance tickets to ancient sites and museums
  • Licensed Tour Guide, who will be able to join you inside Archologigal Areas
  • Lunch expenses
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