Vacation rentals in Corinth

Set on the edge of the idyllic south-central coastline of Greece, Corinth is an ancient city bursting with history, architecture, and natural wonders. Take a step back in time and spend your days exploring the antique ruins of this 8th century city, or simply laze around on the endless idyllic Mediterranean beaches. Corinth is the perfect destination for history lovers, beach goers, or a romantic couple's getaway.

Choose from a wide variety of vacation rentals with something for every type of traveler in Corinth. Here you will find a mix of upscale rentals, rentals by the sea, and convenient downtown options available. Large groups and families can book an oversized rental, complete with a swimming pool to cool off during the warmer months. Small groups and couples can opt for cozy, smaller rentals. Several rentals around Corinth offer spectacular sea views from a private balcony. Stay close to nature in a vacation rental with a private garden. With so many options available, you’ll never want to leave Corinth!

If you’ll be arriving to Corinth by plane, the closest major airport is Athens International Airport which is 54 miles away. From the Athens, there are several ways to reach Corinth. The best option is to take the train, which runs every 30 minutes and takes 2.5 hours. Buses are also available. If you prefer a shorter travel time, you can take a taxi from the city of Athens or Athens airport to Corinth in just under an hour. Car rental companies are available in Athens and Corinth if you’d like to rent a car during your stay.

Corinth is a wonderfully walkable city, with the vast majority of points of interest reachable on foot. Many of the archaeological sites and ancient attractions require a good bit of walking, so be sure to bring some comfortable walking shoes! Taxis are also available to get from place to place around the city.

Corinth is a wonderfully romantic Greek destination, packed with memorable sites to explore, picturesque beaches, and thrilling activities. Adrenaline junky couples should check out the famed Zulu Bungy Jump, where you can jump from 150 feet high between the canal’s two towering rock faces. If you have a fear of heights, it's a fantastic opportunity to face them because the friendly and professional staff will be there to comfort and guide you every step of the way. If you’re wanting to explore some of the region’s natural attractions, head to Lake Stymphalia. The lake is home to a rich and fascinating history. It’s the perfect place to explore on foot or to enjoy a picnic.

History lovers will find a plethora of ancient ruins and archaeological sites to explore around Corinth. Exploring the ruins and archaeological wonders in Ancient Corinth is a must. It is here where St. Paul became inspired to write the Biblical chapter of First Corinthians in 51 AD. Spend a few hours wandering the site and visit ancient temples, baths, and a basilica. Afterwards, head to the Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth where you can discover a variety of archaeological finds on display. Browse the collection of statues, artifacts, and pottery at the informative museum. The friendly staff are available for questions and information.

Also known as “Upper Corinth,” Acrocorinth is a must-see during a visit to Corinth. You can hike through the maze of ancient ruins constructed from monolithic rock. It’s considered the most impressive acropolis in mainland Greece. Just be sure to wear comfortable shoes, since this ancient site is set on a mountain and a fair bit of uphill walking is required to see it all.

The crystal clear and calm waters of the beaches in Corinth are some of the best in the entire country. Head to the quiet shores of Korinthos Beach for beautiful sunsets and nice café options nearby. Parlia Kalamia is best known for its turquoise waters, long coastline, and spectacular panoramic views. Sarakiniko Beach is one of the most breathtakingly beautiful beaches in the region, so be sure to bring your camera along. Kalamaki Beach is quiet, beautiful, and great for swimming.

Built in the late 1800s, the Corinth Canal is considered one of the most impressive man-made construction works in the world and Corinth’s number one attraction. It connects the Aegean Sea and the Ionian Sea and is 4 miles long and 75 feet wide. You can either sail through the canal or simply view it from the main bridge.

Visit Ancient Corinth’s most significant monument, which was first constructed in 546 BC. The giant monolithic limestone columns are still standing, and you can explore the grounds which are set in a beautiful natural landscape surrounded by rocky mountains.

While in Greece, you’ll want to enjoy the authentic and delicious Mediterranean cuisine of the region. Head to Fragkias Restaurant for local and upscale dishes. Rigani serves traditional Greek cuisine with fresh, local ingredients. Panorama is another fantastic restaurant option with fresh seafood and beautiful views.