Panama … Suez … Corinth: while the last of those may not be on the same scale as the first two, it is far older – and much quicker to enjoy.

Running for just four miles between the Gulf of Corinth and the Saronic Gulf, the Corinth Canal carves across the original Isthmus – the neck of land connecting most of Greece to the Pelopponese peninsula.

From original conception to opening day took two and a half millennia. But it was all worth while to bring the Ionian and Aegean Seas closer. I hope this journey will entice you here.

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