Wine Roads Private Day Tour: Corinth-Ancient Nemea & Wine Tasting

This tour is perfect for travelers interested in both Greece’s archaeological treasures and its world-famous Nemean wine. The journey begins with a scenic drive along the coast, passing Greek seaside villages and the island of Salamis, before stopping at the Corinth Canal, where visitors can walk across the pedestrian bridge and admire the engineering marvel that connects the Saronic Gulf to the Corinthian Sea. Next, you explore Ancient Corinth, including the Roman Agora, the Temple of Apollo, and the historic Acrocorinth Castle, a site of both archaeological and religious significance where Apostle Paul preached and established one of the earliest organized Christian churches.

The tour continues to Ancient Nemea, home of the Nemean Games and the Temple of Zeus, as well as Greece’s largest wine-producing region. Visitors explore the well-preserved ancient stadium, museum, and sanctuary before visiting a top local winery. Guests enjoy a guided tour of the vineyards and wine production process, followed by a tasting of Nemea’s finest wines while overlooking the scenic Nemean Valley.

The final stop is Nafplio, one of Greece’s most picturesque cities and a former capital, known for its Venetian, neoclassical, and oriental architecture. Explore the old town, stroll along the harbor, and visit landmarks such as Palamidi, Bourtzi, and the Acronafplia Castle for panoramic views. The tour concludes with a traditional seaside lunch before returning to Athens along the eastern Peloponnese coast, blending history, culture, and gastronomy into a full and memorable experience.