• Moni Osiou Patapiou - The Amazing Monastery of Ossios Patapios. Ossios Patapios was a monk born in Egypt in the 4th century A.D. The monastery is located in Loutraki. Paul came to Greece in 51 A.D., and from the times of Paul, monks began to appear in Greece. Ossios Patapios was one of the first monks at the beginning of the Byzantine era.
• Holy Monastery of Daphni - The Daphni Monastery dates from the 11th century A.D. and features unique mosaics, such as the Last Supper of Jesus and the Apostles.
• Corinth Canal - The Corinth Canal is 6 km long, 80 meters high, 24 meters wide, and 10 meters deep. The famous King George began the excavations in 1882 A.D., bringing 5,000 well-paid workers for the project. The canal connects the Aegean Sea with the Ionian Sea.
• Ancient Port of Kenchreai - At the ancient harbor, Paul found Priscilla and Aquila making tents by the water. The church is a very important monument for visitors, as it was used by Paul, Priscilla, Aquila, and Phoebe. Paul left the port in 53 A.D. to travel to Ephesus.
• Ancient Corinth (Archaia Korinthos) - The Temple of Apollo, the local god of the Corinthians and the Roman god of light and music. It is the only Temple of Apollo that the sun can see from all sides, because Apollo was the god of light and music for the Greeks, Corinthians, and Romans. The famous Step of Paul, the Bema, the Corinthian Church, and the area of Erastus are also great places to visit.
• Acrocorinth - The castle from the 5th century B.C., 530 meters high, was the winter palace of Caesar. It features the Temple of Aphrodite with the 1,000 most beautiful women of Corinth, and outside it, the business of Priscilla and Aquila, the tentmakers. It is the largest castle in Europe, very well known in Roman times, with amazing views. Caesar could watch the Corinthian Canal and the boats from there.
• Apostolos Pavlos Church - The local church of Paul, featuring the mosaic “The Vision of Paul.”
• The Diolkos - It is only 2,700 years old—really old. It was a roadway for dragging boats from the Corinthian Sea to the Aegean Sea and back. The Diolkos and the special team named after it helped Corinth become the center of the market in Greece.
• Paleo Faliro - The port of Faliro, where Paul came to Greece with the sign of Paul.
• Archaeological Museum of Isthmia - Visitors can explore the museum of Isthmia. The Apostle Paul worked at the Isthmia games, like the Olympic Games, with Priscilla and Aquila as a tent maker.
• Roman Agora - One of the ancient agoras of Athens, the Roman Forum, and the first place Paul visited when he came from Piraeus Port. From this monument, the Roman Agora, the judges invited him to go to the Areopagus and speak about the unknown god in 51 A.D.

• Driver/Guide Christian with great knowledge of Biblical History
• English Speaking Driver/Guide
• Luxury Mercedes-Benz Mini Van
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Pick up drop off Port-Airport-Rbnb

• Tickets for the monuments directly paid to the Government
• Tips,Gratuities not included Kindly up to the customer
• Lunch
• Licensed Guide not included

Embark on a transformative journey tracing the footsteps of St. Paul with this full-day experience in Greece. Discover significant locations from his two-year mission, such as Athens, ancient Corinth, and the ancient port of Kechries, where Paul met Priscilla and Aquila. An expert guide will bring the Apostle’s teachings to life, connecting you to his legacy at the Bema, Isthmus Diolkos, and other important landmarks. The driver/guide not only follows the Bible but also aligns with it, possessing extensive knowledge of Paul’s history and life in Greece. This private tour features a Mercedes-Benz van and a knowledgeable driver/guide well-versed in the Holy Bible. Travel back 2,000 years with our expert driver/guide!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.