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Ancient Corinth and Nafplion full-day tour from Athens

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Language: English

Mobile voucher accepted

Duration: 9 hours

Guided Tour

Why you’ll love this…

It’s a perfect blend of ancient history and charming town exploration

You’ll be surrounded by iconic ruins, quaint streets, and stunning countryside views

It combines guided cultural insights with leisurely walks through historic sites

The passion of the professional guide adds an extra layer of understanding and storytelling

It’s an immersive journey offering both educational and scenic experiences in the Peloponnese

What we expect

Embark on a captivating one-day guided tour to Ancient Corinth and Nafplion, two jewels of the Peloponnese. The journey begins with a visit to the engineering marvel of the Corinth Canal, a remarkable man-made waterway cutting through the narrow Isthmus of Corinth, linking the Aegean Sea to the Ionian Sea. Next, explore Ancient Corinth, where history unfolds amid archaeological ruins. Marvel at the grandeur of the Temple of Apollo and walk the paths once trodden by ancient philosophers and apostles.

The adventure continues to Nafplion, a charming seaside town rich in history and beauty. Known as Greece’s first capital, Nafplion captivates...

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Ancient Corinth & Nafplion One day Tour from Athens - $67.00

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Adult (12-100)

$67.00

Child (4-11)

$33.00

Infant (0-3)

$0.00

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Anonymous

October 2025

From United Kingdom

The Corinth site was interesting, but nothing you couldn't just read about - the pillars and remains are no different from those you see in Athens. Nice to stand where St Paul may have stood. Guide was very clear and precise, but made me wonder if she had been a teacher! )She hadn't.)