After your pickup, we visit Apostle Paul’s first destination: Acropolis Hill with Parthenon, the Propylaea, the Erechtheion and the Nike Temples. Apostle Paul had discussions with the locals about the death of Jesus on the cross and his resurrection. Areopagus or Mars Hill Exactly across the official exit of Acropolis Athens site, stands Mars Hill or Aeropagus Hill. At Acts 17:22-31 is mentioned that Apostle Paul stood in the middle of the Areopagus and gave his famous speech to the “UNKNOWN GOD”.

The next stop is Ancient Agora. You will stroll in Plaka old city and stop by the Roman Agora and Adrian’s Library. Adrianou Street is flanked by small traditional cafes overlooking Ancient Agora while behind it stands Athens iconic Flea Market. Ancient Agora's most prominent sites are the magnificent Temple of Hephaestus and Stoa of Attalos.

Next, we set off towards Corinth Canal, a-six-and a-half-kilometre canal separating the Aegean Sea from the Ionian sea. Twenty minutes later, you will arrive at Ancient Corinth with the famous Temple of Apollo and the Bema, where Apostle Paul preached the word of Christian God to the local Corinthians, Jewish and Romans. Apostle Paul stayed in Corinth for 18 months. He is the patron saint of Corinth and the Corinthians built an impressive church in his honour, the Church of Apostle Paul, which you will visit in modern Corinth. Apostle Paul bid goodbye to his friends as he set off to Syria from Kechree port to continue his work on spreading Christianity in the Mediterranean.

After Corinth, we cross the Rio Antirio Bridge and enter the western mainland. Our first stop is Nafpaktos, a scenic little Venetian port where you can have a coffee or tea at the port. Next, we drive to Galaxidi and Delphi for overnight rest.