Begin your day with a comfortable pickup from your hotel, apartment, or port in Athens.

Your first stop is the Ancient Agora, the vibrant center of political and social life in classical Athens. This is where Paul walked, debated with locals, and famously noticed the Altar to the Unknown God.

Visit the Areopagus, where Paul delivered his famous sermon after being brought here by Athenian philosophers. This is the hill where Dionysios the Areopagite believed, marking one of the earliest Christian conversions in Greece.

Continue to the Church of Saint Dionysius in Kolonaki, dedicated to Athens’ patron saint. Dionysius, converted by Paul himself, became the city’s first bishop. The church stands as a lasting tribute to his legacy and to the Christian roots of Athens.

Leaving Athens, stop at the Corinth Canal, a stunning 19th-century engineering project that cuts through the Isthmus of Corinth. Though built long after Paul’s time, it reflects the strategic importance of this narrow passage, which has long connected east and west.

Visit Kechries, the port where Paul arrived during his mission to Corinth and the home of Phoebe, the deaconess who carried Paul’s letter to the Romans. Walk along the quiet shoreline and see remains of Roman structures that highlight the port’s role in early Christian travel and trade.

Explore the powerful city where Paul lived and preached for 18 months. Key highlights include the Agora where he spoke to the Corinthians, the Bema of Gallio, the Temple of Apollo, fountains, shops, and Roman-era structures.

Step inside the museum to view important finds from excavations across the region, including objects from daily life, religious worship, and the Sanctuary of Asklepios. A compact yet rich introduction to the city’s long history.

Before heading back, visit Acrocorinth, the hilltop fortress that dominated the region for centuries. Its layered history and panoramic views make it one of Corinth’s most impressive sites.

Relax on the drive back to Athens as your private tour concludes, filled with ancient landmarks, biblical history, and unforgettable views.