An incredible marvel of beauty and engineering! The Corinth Canal, one of the most efficient constructions ever created, has been in continuous operation since 750 BC. This remarkable feat of ancient engineering connects the Saronic Gulf with the Corinthian Gulf, significantly contributing to the development of the shipping industry by drastically reducing travel time for vessels. Stretching 6.4 kilometres in length and with a width of 21.3 metres, it allows ships to bypass the long and perilous journey around the Peloponnese peninsula. Over the centuries, the canal has not only facilitated trade and commerce but also stood as a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance. Today, it remains a fully active and vital waterway, attracting thousands of tourists and maritime enthusiasts from around the world.

Amongst the finest wineries in the region is SEMELI ESTATE, who we are honoured to be working with in order to provide you with the finest wine tour experience. Founded in 1979, Semeli is a leading Greek winery and one of the country’s most significant wine-related developments with privately owned hillside vineyards that span across 250 acres. With deep roots in time-honored traditions and their eyes on the future, they produce wines of exceptional quality offering consumers best value for money. The sunny Mediterranean climate and the extraordinary terroir, combined with the expert craftsmanship of their winemakers and the successful blending of indigenous and international varieties, result in wines of distinct character that have earned the respect of experts and captured the hearts of wine lovers worldwide.

Perched atop a 216-meter high hill east of the Acronauplia in Nafplio, Palamidi Fortress stands as a testament to Venetian ingenuity during their second occupation of the region from 1686 to 1715. Offering commanding views over the Argolic Gulf, the city of Náfplio, and the surrounding countryside, the fortress boasts a formidable presence. Accessible via a winding stairway comprising 913 steps from the town to the fortress, reaching the summit requires traversing over one thousand steps, although local lore in Nafplion insists there are precisely 999 steps to the castle's zenith.

Savour the enchanting vista of the water castle of Bourtzi, an iconic Venetian fortress nestled in the heart of Nafplio's harbour. Capture captivating photographs from the harbour side, immortalising the timeless beauty of this historic landmark against the backdrop of the shimmering waters.

Indulge in leisure time for lunch, coffee, or shopping in the picturesque 'Naples of the East,' renowned for its Venetian architecture, charming cobbled squares, and imposing castles offering sweeping vistas of the Argolic Gulf. Afterwards, relax by the harbour or wander through the vibrant alleyways of mainland Greece's most elegant town. Nafplio, nestled on the hillsides near the northern tip of the Argolic Gulf, boasts a rich history as a significant seaport under various royal houses during the Middle Ages, initially held by the de la Roche family after the Fourth Crusade, then under the Republic of Venice, and finally, the Ottoman Empire. Serving as the capital of the First Hellenic Republic and the Kingdom of Greece from the onset of the Greek Revolution in 1821 until 1834, Nafplio holds a special place in Greek history. Today, it stands as the capital of the Argolis regional unit, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its captivating blend of history, culture, and scenic...

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