Looks like the narrowest channel in the world for ships (photo)

Not everyone will venture here to swim.

Corinth canal — an amazing 6-kilometer navigable canal in Greece, which connects the Aegean and Ionian seas.

Publication of Beautiful places of our planet (@beautiful_planet17) May 30, 2018 at 6:34 PDT

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It is the most narrow channel in the world for ships, because its width is only 21 meters. For example, large cargo ships and ocean liners is definitely not go, but all the rest of the court that fit the size, needs to swim, this place, accompanied by special boats to avoid accidents.

The Corinth canal became a headache not one ruler. Its construction began in the beginning of VII century BC, and in operation, it was built only in the late nineteenth century, in 1893.

Publication from Galaxy Travel Armenia (@galaxy_travel.am) 5 Jun 2018 12:07 PDT

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But now, once aboard the ship, passing through this narrow channel, you can watch the incredibly exciting spectacle, because it looks like a 76-metre limestone wall’s closing in, like in science fiction films.

Publication of mayu (@mayu1191) 7 Jun 2018 12:56 PDT

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