Ancient Corinth had two ports, one on each sea. On the Saronic Gulf was Kenchreai, and on the Corinthian Gulf was Lechaion, through which the city traded with the western Mediterranean and Italy. A man-made harbour Lechaion was largely the work of human hands: the Corinthians dug basins into the shore and connected them to […]
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Inside the Alkyon Resort Hotel & Spa, on the seafront road of Vrachati, Sophia Blanou Hair & Make-up Salon offers hairdressing, make-up and hair products — from an everyday haircut to the hair and make-up for your big day. The business in this article is a Visit Corinthia partner. We describe it using what it […]
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At 1B Miaouli Street, in the centre of Kiato, Froutoplanites is a “fruity world” for little ones and grown-ups alike: an indoor playground where children play safely and, right next to it, a café where parents can sit back and relax. The business in this article is a Visit Corinthia partner. We describe it using […]
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A few minutes from the Temple of Nemean Zeus lies the ancient stadium of Nemea, home of the Nemean Games, one of the four great Panhellenic festivals. It is one of the few ancient stadiums where you can really sense what an athlete felt. The athletes’ tunnel The most remarkable feature is the vaulted tunnel, […]
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On the Saronic coast, a few kilometres from Corinth, two neighbouring seaside villages combine swimming with history: Kechries, with its sunken ancient harbour, and Loutra Oraias Elenis, with a long, shallow beach. Kechries: the eastern port of ancient Corinth Today’s village of Kechries is built on the ancient eastern port of Corinth, Kenchreai. In the […]
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A few minutes east of the Corinth Canal, in the village of Kyras Vrysi, lies one of the most important ancient sites in Greece, and one that most visitors drive past: the sanctuary of Poseidon at Isthmia. One of the four Panhellenic sanctuaries Together with Olympia, Delphi and Nemea, Isthmia was one of the four […]
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Soaps, fragrances and creams made in small batches at Xyleri Valtou, Riza: what Root makes, what “natural” means to them, and how they work with businesses.
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A photography studio in Kiato for weddings, christenings, portraits and brands — with practical ideas on where to be photographed in Corinthia.
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Greek language, literature and Panhellenic exam preparation, in Kiato or online: how philologist Dimitra Stathi works and what to ask before starting.
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Trikala Korinthias is the premier mountain destination of the Peloponnese, offering a perfect mix of tradition and luxury. From the snowy slopes of Mt. Zireia to the stone-built alleys of its three districts, here is everything you need to know for your visit.
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Discover Loutraki, the historic "town of water" in Corinthia. From world-class thermal spa treatments to the serene shores of Lake Vouliagmeni, this guide covers everything you need for a rejuvenating getaway.
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Escape the hustle of Athens with a seamless train journey to the sun-drenched shores of Kiato and Vrachati. This guide explores the perfect blend of ancient history, cosmopolitan beach life, and authentic Peloponnesian flavors found in coastal Corinthia.
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Explore the rich culinary heritage of Corinthia, a land blessed with fertile plains and historic vineyards. From the legendary "Black Gold" raisins to the world-renowned Nemea wines, discover the authentic flavors of the Peloponnese.
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Xylokastro is a timeless destination in Corinthia where the emerald waters of the Corinthian Gulf meet the legendary Pefkias pine forest. This guide explores its historic charm, award-winning beaches, and vibrant local culture.
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The Isthmus of Corinth is an engineering marvel and a gateway to the Peloponnese. This guide explores the best viewpoints, adrenaline-pumping activities, and deep-rooted history of this world-famous canal.
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Korfos is a serene coastal escape in Corinthia, known for its unique fjord-like bay and authentic fishing village charm. Nestled within the pine-clad hills of Solygeia, it offers a peaceful retreat for families, hikers, and sailors.
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Nestled in the mountains of Corinthia, Zacholi (Evrostina) offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and history. From waterfalls to historic churches, it's an ideal escape.
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Explore the stunning archaeological site of Heraion and the nearby turquoise Lake Vouliagmeni. A comprehensive guide to ancient ruins by the sea, a tranquil lagoon, and the best sunset in Corinthia.
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Discover the most significant religious landmarks of Corinthia, where Byzantine tradition meets breathtaking natural beauty. This guide covers the historic convents, hidden cave-churches, and spiritual retreats of the region.
Read More Corinthia, a crossroads of cultures and natural beauty, is not just a destination of archaeological interest and captivating landscapes. It's a place that also enchants the palate, offering a rich and authentic gastronomic experience. From the sun-drenched coasts of the Corinthian Gulf to the forested slopes of mountainous Corinthia, the land generously yields products of exceptional quality, forming the basis of a cuisine rich in tradition and flavour.
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Nestled in the mountains of the Peloponnese, Lake Doxa and the Feneos valley offer a stunning alpine landscape often compared to Switzerland. This guide covers everything from the historic St. George Monastery to the best local legumes and hiking trails.
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Lake Stymphalia is a unique destination where ancient Greek mythology meets a vibrant wetland ecosystem. From the legendary 6th labour of Hercules to the modern Environment Museum, this Corinthian gem offers a perfect blend of history and nature.
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Perched on a 575-metre limestone rock, Acrocorinth stands as the most imposing fortress in the Peloponnese, bridging ancient mythology with medieval history. From the temple of Aphrodite to the legendary Pegasus, this site offers a journey through time and unparalleled views of the Corinthian and Saronic Gulfs.
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Ancient Sicyon is a hidden archaeological gem in Corinthia, boasting a massive theatre and a unique museum housed in Roman baths. Once a Mediterranean art hub, it offers stunning views and a peaceful journey through history.
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Ancient Tenea is one of Greece's most exciting archaeological discoveries, a lost city founded by Trojan War captives. Located near Chiliomodi, it reveals a wealthy past through Roman baths and luxury homes.
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Corinthia boasts a rich history, diverse landscapes, and stunning coastlines. Beyond its well-known spots, discover hidden coves and secluded shores, offering ultimate relaxation in turquoise waters, far from the bustling crowds. This guide invites you to explore its untouched beauty.
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Welcome to Nemea, the wine capital of Corinthia, where history, myth, and tradition intertwine with the art of winemaking. Here, the Agiorgitiko grape thrives, giving life to internationally recognised wines. Join us on a tasting journey through Nemea's wineries, where every glass tells a story.
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Corinthia, blessed with rich history, impressive coastlines, and ancient treasures, also harbours a lesser-known but equally captivating side: its mountainous hinterland where water reigns supreme. Amidst dense forests and imposing mountains, crystalline springs and impressive waterfalls emerge, creating an oasis of coolness and natural beauty that enchants every visitor. This aquatic paradise is the ideal destination for those seeking tranquillity, adventure, and contact with pristine Greek nature, far from the city's hustle.
Read More Corinthia, a land blessed with rich history and stunning natural beauty, offers a thriving wine world waiting to be discovered. While Nemea is rightfully the flagship of our wine region, Corinthia boasts a rich diversity that extends far beyond, inviting you on a captivating culinary journey. Explore our wineries, sample local wines, and uncover hidden vinicultural surprises.
Read More Corinthia, a region rich in history, stunning nature, and fertile land, has emerged as an ideal destination for agritourism. It offers a unique escape from daily life, inviting visitors to experience authentic rural living, taste the fruits of the Corinthan land, and connect with the tranquillity and beauty of its natural environment. Here, agritourism is not just a stay, but a journey into roots, traditions, and true flavours.
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Spring is one of the most beautiful seasons in Corinthia. The hillsides fill with wildflowers, the weather is mild and perfect for hiking, and the villages come alive with Easter traditions. Nature & hiking It’s the time to explore the mountain villages around Xylokastro and Lake Doxa, with lush green landscapes and fresh air. Easter […]
Read More In autumn Corinthia moves to the rhythm of the grape harvest. Nemea — Greece’s largest PDO red-wine zone, led by the Agiorgitiko grape — opens its wineries for tastings and harvest experiences. Harvest & wineries The vineyards turn golden-red and the weather is perfect for outings. See our guide to the wineries of Nemea and […]
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In summer Corinthia comes alive: blue beaches on the Corinthian Gulf, cool mountains, festivals and, of course, Nemea’s wine. The sea From Kiato and Vrachati to Xylokastro, the coast offers both organised and quiet beaches for every taste. Cool in the mountains When it gets hot, the mountain villages, Lake Doxa and the Pefkias pine […]
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Corinthia is a great family destination: short distances, safe beaches, mountains and activities that thrill children. Sea & beaches The organised beaches in Kiato and Vrachati have shallow waters and facilities, ideal for young kids. Mountains & nature Xylokastro, with the Pefkias pine forest by the sea, and nearby Lake Doxa offer walks and cool […]
Read More Nemea and the surrounding mountain villages make up one of Greece’s finest wine destinations. A weekend here means vineyards, winery visits and genuine hospitality. Saturday: wineries & Agiorgitiko Nemea is the country’s largest PDO red-wine zone, defined by the Agiorgitiko grape. Book visits with tastings — see our guide to the wineries of Nemea. Midday: […]
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In Kiato since 2015: trips departing from the town, flight and ferry tickets, cruises and holidays for every traveller — and how to book your place.
Read More Staying in Corinthia and want to spend a day in Athens? The proximity (80 km from Loutraki, 85 km from Corinth to central Athens) makes it one of Greece’s most convenient day trips. Here’s how to make the most of it. Getting There Ancient Corinth is 80 km from Athens — about 75 minutes on […]
Read More Corinthia is Greece’s most underrated region — a compact territory where you can visit an ancient canal, a Mycenaean fortress, a Natura 2000 wetland and a mountain ski village all in the same day. This guide covers everything. Getting There and Around Corinthia is easily reached from Athens by car (75–90 minutes on the E65 […]
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Corinthia is growing as a tourism destination, and local businesses — hotels, tavernas, wineries, activity providers — are increasingly finding that a strong online presence is the difference between a full and an empty summer. Here’s a practical guide to getting found online and attracting more visitors to your Corinthian business. Get Listed Correctly Start […]
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Most visitors to Corinthia come in summer. But the region between November and March has its own quiet pleasures — thermal spas, mountain villages under snow, uncrowded archaeological sites and remarkable winter light. Here’s what you’re missing by only coming in July. Loutraki in Winter The thermal spas in Loutraki are at their best in […]
Read More Corinthia offers accommodation for every type of traveller — from large spa hotels in Loutraki to stone guesthouses in the mountains. Here’s how to choose your base depending on what you want to explore. Loutraki — Best for Beaches and Spa Loutraki has the most hotel infrastructure in Corinthia, ranging from large resort complexes near […]
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From ancient ruins to mountain lakes, wineries to sea caves — Corinthia packs a remarkable amount of variety into a small area. Here are the 10 experiences that define a visit. 1. Stand Above the Corinth Canal Walk onto the road bridge over the Corinth Canal and look down at the 80-metre walls of limestone […]
Read More While most of Greece is still shuttered in March and April, the Corinthian Riviera is already warming up. The thermal waters of Loutraki are delightful year-round, the coastal road from Kiato to Xylokastro bursts into wildflowers, and you’ll share the beaches with almost nobody. Spring is arguably the best season to visit Corinthia. The Weather […]
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Most travellers pass through Corinthia on the way to the Mani or Sparta, barely slowing down. They’re missing one of mainland Greece’s most rewarding regions — a place where ancient myth, Byzantine ruins, crystal bays and mountain forests converge within 30 minutes of each other. A Region of Contrasts Corinthia occupies the northeastern corner of […]
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Corinthia sits just 80 km from Athens, yet feels a world away. These five short getaways offer the perfect balance between sea, mountain, and history — ideal for a long weekend or a last-minute escape. Loutraki — The Classic Coastal Choice Loutraki is Corinthia’s most famous seaside resort, known for its thermal spa waters and […]
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Twenty stone suites with fireplaces, a spa with an indoor pool and a restaurant facing Mount Ziria: what to know before booking Pliadon Gi in Trikala, Corinthia.
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