Embark on an unforgettable day combining the grandeur of antiquity, the wonders of engineering and the refreshing delights of the sea! Your journey will start at Akrokorinthos, the largest and best-preserved fortress in mainland Greece, perched on a 575-metre-high hill next to ancient Corinth. Here, where the Temple of Aphrodite stood in ancient times, you'll have a breathtaking panorama of the Corinth Canal, the Peloponnese Mountains and the Aegean Sea. Next, you'll stop at Ancient Corinth, where you can see the 2500-year-old Temple of Apollo and remember the Apostle Paul's words about love, written here.

A spectacular crossing of the Corinth Canal. This 6.4 km-long canal, opened at the end of the 19th century, connected the Ionian and Aegean Seas, turning the Peloponnese into an island. As you sail through the 90-metre-deep canal, you will feel the grandeur of this engineering masterpiece.

Afterwards, enjoy a 3-hour cruise in Corinth or Saronic Gulf (cruise location depends on weather conditions).

On a Gulf of Corinth cruise: cross the Corinth Canal, see the city of Loutraki from the sea, and stop for photos at Akrotiri and Melagavi Lighthouse, where the remains of the Temple of Hera lie in the sea. You'll enjoy swimming in the emerald waters of Mylokopi Beach, where dolphins and seals often appear. A buffet with wine awaits you on board.

Saronic Gulf cruise: cross the Corinth Canal, see the ancient port of Kekhria and the baths of the beautiful Elena (the woman who caused the Trojan War), and stop briefly at the islands of Platias and Ovrias, which are used for fish farming. You will enjoy swimming at the beaches of Little and Great Amoni. There will also be a buffet with wine on board.

On board, you will have swimming and buoyancy equipment for your convenience, a guide to talk about the history and culture of the area, and surface diving masks for you to use.

Important note: In case of bad weather conditions, the cruise may be operated in another bay or other changes may be made due to weather conditions.

The tour will only take place if at least 10 people book it.