Hotels in Corinthia, Greece

Corinthia, a region on Greece's Peloponnese peninsula, is best known for the Corinth Canal-a 6.3-kilometer cut connecting the Aegean and Ionian seas-and the ancient city of Corinth with its Temple of Apollo. The Mediterranean climate brings hot summers averaging 90°F (32°C), perfect for swimming at Loutraki's pebble beaches, and mild winters around 50°F (10°C), ideal for hiking the Acrocorinth fortress or exploring the archaeological museum. Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather for canal cruises and wine tasting in the Nemea valley, but if you want to avoid crowds, visit in winter when hotel rates drop.