Top Corinth Bus Tours

Explore Corinth by chauffeured car with this convenient private taxi excursion through the region’s ancient monuments. Visit the Canal of Corinth, the Acrocorinth castle, Ancient Diolkos, and other significant sites in a comfortable, modern, climate-controlled vehicle equipped with WiFi and digital TV. Avoid the stress and hassle of renting a car and let a professional, licensed, non-smoking driver shuttle you from site to site with sufficient time to explore at each stop. Note: this is not a guided tour.

This whistlestop adventure from Corinth is perfect for independent travelers who’d like the luxury of private transport between attractions. Take the stress out of navigating public transport by having private taxi pickup, drop-off, and transfers included. You’ll travel with ease between dispersed sights, with air-conditioning and Wi-Fi. Attractions you’ll visit include the Ancient Epidaurus Theater, the Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus, and the Canal of Corinth. Note: this is not a guided tour.

Explore the incredible world of bees and art of Greek beekeeping on a fun and educational trip from Nafplio. With an informative guide, travel to a traditional bee farm in the pretty Nafplio countryside, don a protective suit, and take a guided tour of the beehives. See a queen bee and get a fascinating glimpse into bees’ complex societies, pollen-collecting, and honey production. Learn the secrets of beekeeping from your friendly beekeeping host, and finish by tasting some of the delicious honeys and sweets made by the farm.

Get more out of your time in Corinth by going on an action-packed private excursion. A benefit of a private tour is that you can choose your departure time, and you won’t have to wait around for other travelers. Take advantage of free Wi-Fi en route, and stop off at remote sites that would be hard-to-reach by public transport. Highlights include Corinth Canal, Loutraki, St. Patapios Monastery, the Heraion of Perachora, and Blue Lake.

This private half-day tour stands out by visiting the Archaeological Museum of Nemea, a local boutique winery, and an organic vinegar producer—a rare combination. This tour includes admission to the archaeological museum, which holds an ancient temple of Zeus and an ancient stadium, and a vineyard picnic with local delicacies and select wines.

Explore the modern Greek wine scene on this private tour to three different wineries in Nemea. The tour takes around five to six hours, where you’ll have plenty of time to sample wine, learn about the manufacturing process, and enjoy a picnic right in the vineyard. This is perfect for a group of your adult friends who enjoy a glass or two of Greek wine.

We are Zografakis Kalavryta Travel, a travel agency that isn't just located in Kalavryta—we live and breathe this place. As locals, we are your best guides on an adventure you won't find anywhere else. What we're offering you isn't just a trip; it's an authentic experience. Why choose the adventure? Because we are from here: We know every hidden trail, every local story, and every secret of the region. We can guarantee you an experience that goes beyond typical tourist tours. We guide you through exciting activities, blending nature, history, and local culture. Conquer the slopes of Mt. Helmos Ski Center and explore the stunning "Cave of the Lakes." Ride the historic Odontotos railway through the Vouraikos Gorge. Delve into the rich regional history, visiting the Mega Spileon monastery, and honoring the memory of the 1943 Holocaust at the local museum. Savor award-winning local products and find the perfect traditional accommodation. We promise a unique, locally-guided journey.

The wine tour in Nemea offers guests a relaxed and authentic introduction to one of Greece’s most historic wine regions. The experience includes a guided visit to a selected local winery, where visitors explore the vineyards, tour the production areas, and learn about the winemaking process from the experts themselves. The tasting session features a curated selection of red, white, and rosé wines, paired with light local products. It’s an easygoing, scenic, and memorable stop—perfect for travelers who want to enjoy Greek countryside charm and quality wine in a welcoming setting.