The cliffs of Sciron, which can still be seen today on the coast road between Athens and Corinth. Photo by Joel Skidmore.
Sciron (SKY-ron). Bandit who made travelers stop to wash his feet, then kicked them over a cliff while they were doing so. When they fell into the sea below, they were devoured by a man-eating turtle. Theseus turned the tables on Sciron.

The cliffs of Sciron, which can still be seen today on the coast road between Athens and Corinth. Photo by Joel Skidmore.
Sciron (SKY-ron). Bandit who made travelers stop to wash his feet, then kicked them over a cliff while they were doing so. When they fell into the sea below, they were devoured by a man-eating turtle. Theseus turned the tables on Sciron.