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View looking south across the harbor at the remains of the southern mole which extends out into the water.
Cenchreae was Corinth's port on the Saronic Gulf — on the Aegean Sea located about 6.5 mi. [9 km.] east of Corinth. Paul set sail for Syria from here at the end of his second missionary journey after his 18 month stay at Corinth (Acts 18:18). Later Paul commends Phoebe, a deaconess of the church at Cenchreae, to the church at Rome (Romans 16:1–2).
For a detail of the southern mole Click Here.
For a map of the Corinth Vicinity Click Here.
