Corinth is a Greek city on the edge of Peloponnesus, about 80km from Athens.
Leaving Greece from more well-known ports such as Patras has become increasingly difficult for migrants trying to access the rest of Europe, so recently, many have abandoned the bigger ports in the search for new exit routes from the country.
The smaller port of Corinth is becoming the focus of attention for migrants from various countries, including Algeria, Morocco, Egypt and Iraq. Many have established themselves in the old train station, living in old abandoned wagons.
They spend their days monitoring the port in the hope of seeing supply ships arrive which will then leave for Italy. During the night, they hide amongst the rocks waiting for the right moment to board the ships.