Biblical Private Tour: St. Paul’s Footsteps – Corinth & Athens, Greece

Experience Highlights

Trace the legacy of the Apostle Paul across ancient Greece on the Biblical Private Tour: St. Paul’s Footsteps – Corinth & Athens, Greece. This deeply spiritual journey brings the New Testament to life, offering a meaningful experience through two of the most important cities in early Christianity: Athens and Corinth.

Your private tour begins in Athens, the cradle of Western civilization and a pivotal site in Paul’s missionary work. Traveling in comfort with a knowledgeable biblical guide, you’ll visit the very places where Paul preached, debated, and planted the seeds of early Christian thought. The tour is designed for individuals, couples, families, or church groups seeking a more intimate and in-depth spiritual experience.

In Athens, your first stop is the Acropolis Hill for a brief exterior view of the iconic Parthenon. Then, you’ll head to the nearby Areopagus—Mars Hill—where Paul delivered his famous sermon to the Athenians, as recounted in Acts 17. Standing in the very place where the apostle spoke about the “unknown god,” you’ll reflect on the message of unity and divine truth that still resonates today.

The tour continues through Athens’ ancient center, including the Agora, where Paul spent time debating with philosophers and engaging with the local culture. Your guide will provide historical context and biblical references, helping you connect the archaeological landmarks to the events described in scripture.

From Athens, your private driver will take you through the scenic coastal route of the Saronic Gulf toward ancient Corinth—an essential destination in Paul’s missionary journey and home to the early Christian community that received two of his most significant letters. Along the way, enjoy sweeping views of the Greek countryside dotted with olive groves, coastal cliffs, and charming villages, creating the perfect setting for spiritual reflection.

In Corinth, you’ll explore the ruins of this once-thriving Roman city, including the Temple of Apollo, the Roman Agora, and the Bema—the platform from which Paul likely addressed the Corinthians. Your guide will lead you through the same streets Paul walked, explaining how the city’s social and religious dynamics shaped his teachings. You’ll also visit the Archaeological Museum of Corinth to view important artifacts that provide further insight into daily life during Paul’s time.

A stop at the Corinth Canal offers a chance to admire the engineering marvel that connects the Aegean and Ionian seas, before continuing on to Cenchreae, the eastern port of Corinth. It was here that Paul is believed to have set sail during his missionary travels and where Phoebe, a deaconess of the early church, once ministered. The tranquil waters and coastal setting offer a peaceful space to contemplate the journeys that spread Christianity across the world.

This Biblical Private Tour: St. Paul’s Footsteps – Corinth & Athens, Greece offers more than just sightseeing—it’s a journey of faith and discovery. Whether you’re a devout Christian, a student of biblical history, or simply curious about the roots of early Christianity, this tour provides an enriching, personal, and spiritually resonant experience.

The tour is fully customizable and conducted in English, with hotel pickup and drop-off included for your convenience. Your guide is a licensed expert in both archaeology and theology, ensuring that every stop along the way is filled with insight, reflection, and authenticity.

You’ll travel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, with plenty of time for questions, photographs, and personal moments of contemplation. Optional lunch breaks can be arranged at traditional Greek tavernas, offering local flavors in scenic settings.

Ideal for pilgrims, church groups, spiritual seekers, or anyone looking to connect deeper with Christian heritage, this private tour offers both scholarly context and heartfelt connection to the life and legacy of Apostle Paul.

Walk where he walked. Reflect where he preached. And carry the message forward on this unforgettable biblical journey through Corinth and Athens—two cities, one powerful faith story.