We leave Athens and head south-west till we reach the Corinth Canal, which connects the Aegean and Ionian sea and have amazing panoramic view.

We visit the ancient city of Corinth, where St. Paul resided and preached for two years. The city's ruins, which include the Agora (marketplace) and Apollo's Temple (6th century B.C.), demonstrate how wealthy and prominent Corinth was in ancient times.

The Ancient Port of Cehries, where St. Paul landed, will be our short final destination before returning to Athens for lunch.