Private Premium Olive Oil Tasting Tour with a Pickup

By Athens Day Trip Tours

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6h
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Selective hotel pickup

Overview

Your journey begins with a visit to Corinth Canal, to the ancient castle of Acrocorinth, and the ancient corinthian archaeological area, and will end with a guided tour of a working olive grove, where you’ll learn about the care, harvesting, and pressing of olives. Discover the differences between various olive varieties, their distinct characteristics, and how climate and terrain influence their flavours.

You’ll sample a range of olive oils—each with unique flavour profiles and aromas—from robust and peppery to smooth and fruity. Learn to identify the nuances of top-quality oils and how to pair them with food to elevate your culinary creations. Alongside the tastings, you’ll enjoy freshly baked bread, gourmet cheeses, and other local delicacies that complement the oils.

Whether you're an olive oil enthusiast, a culinary connoisseur, or simply looking for a unique and intimate experience, this tour offers an educational and sensory journey into the world of olive oil like never before.

Activity location

Corinth Canal
- 201 00, Isthmia, Greece

Meeting/Redemption Point

Corinth Canal
- 201 00, Isthmia, Greece

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Private Premium Olive Oil Tasting Tour with a Pickup in English

6h
Opening hours: Mon 7:00 am-7:00 pm
English

Pickup included

Travellers

Language options: English

Price details

AU$630.60 x 1 TravellerAU$630.60

Total

What's included, what's not

Private transport
WiFi on board
Air-conditioned vehicle
Lunch
10 euro per person Ancient Corinth, Argous 105 Ancient Korinthos village, Corinth 200 07 Greece
60 euro per person OLEOSOPHIA for olive tasting

Know before you book

Suitable for all physical fitness levels
18 above are only allowed for this tour.
1 hour travel duration is for all the Itineraries

Activity itinerary

Corinth Canal

1h

The Corinth Canal is a narrow, man-made waterway in Greece that connects the Aegean Sea with the Ionian Sea, cutting through the Isthmus of Corinth. Stretching 6.4 kilometres (4 miles) long and only 21.4 metres (70 feet) wide, the canal dramatically slices through steep limestone cliffs that rise up to 63 metres (207 feet) above sea level. Completed in 1893 after centuries of planning, the canal allows ships to bypass the long journey around the Peloponnese Peninsula, saving over 700 kilometres (430 miles) of travel. Due to its narrowness, it primarily accommodates smaller vessels and is also a popular site for extreme sports like bungee jumping. The Corinth Canal, with its engineering significance and stunning scenery, remains a marvel of modern engineering and a testament to human determination, offering visitors a striking blend of historical importance and natural beauty in the heart of Greece.

Ancient Corinth (Archaia Korinthos)

2h
Admission ticket not included

Ancient Corinth was a powerful and prosperous city-state in Greece, located on the narrow Isthmus of Corinth between the Saronic and Corinthian gulfs. It flourished as a major centre of trade, culture, and military strength, controlling key land and sea routes. Famed for its wealth and grandeur, the city was home to impressive architectural structures like the Temple of Apollo, one of the oldest Doric temples in Greece, and the Acrocorinth, a towering fortress atop a nearby hill that provided strategic defence. Corinth was also known for its vibrant marketplace (agora), where merchants from across the Mediterranean exchanged goods, making it a hub of commerce. The city played a vital role in Greek politics, culture, and religion, particularly through its connection to the Isthmian Games, a major Panhellenic festival. Its legacy as a centre of wealth, art, and history continues to fascinate visitors today.

Acrocorinth

1h

Acrocorinth is a massive monolithic rock that rises 575 metres (1,886 feet) above the ancient city of Corinth, serving as its acropolis and one of the most formidable natural fortresses in Greece. Dominating the landscape, Acrocorinth was strategically vital throughout antiquity, offering a commanding view over the Isthmus of Corinth and the surrounding region. Its extensive fortifications were first built by the Greeks and later expanded by the Romans, Byzantines, Franks, Venetians, and Ottomans, reflecting its continuous military importance. The fortress sprawls over three tiers of defensive walls, with gates leading to the summit, where ancient temples once stood, including a significant sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite. Today, the site is an archaeological treasure, with its well-preserved walls, cisterns, and panoramic views, offering visitors a glimpse into the strategic, cultural, and spiritual heart of ancient Corinth.

OLEOSOPHIA Olive Garden Tours & Olive Oil Tastings

1h
Admission ticket not included

Here you will live the fantastic olive oil tasting experience.

Location

Activity location

Corinth Canal
- 201 00, Isthmia, Greece

Meeting/Redemption Point

Corinth Canal
- 201 00, Isthmia, Greece

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