It was good to see but the donkey and potter wasn't on duty and would like to have heard more from the people who run it not our guide More

wife and i went here august 2011.first impressions were not good as there was not a lot going on and place was small. after a bit of faffing about, the owners son agreed to show us around the place. the oil extraction equipment that they have here is very old and was removed from a farm in the mountains and... More

sothing different to do in your afternoons in ag nik many things to buy and a lovely donkey More

The Olive Farm moved recently from the Kritsa road, but the owner has retained the authentic feel of the place. It is well worth visiting. More

The place itself has seen better days, as has the poor Donkey, who really shouldn't be there all day (UK animal lovers!). All it's really for is to sell you the produce, some of which can be sampled. Green Olive paste was our favourite. So, nice bits and bobs in the shop, no a lot else to attract you. More

Interesting to see and hear the history of olive oil farming. Tour about 45 minutes. Has small shop where everyone is invited to taste test, the jams are incredible. All products are reasonably priced. Bit alarmed to see the donkey but was assured he is a family pet and well cared for! More

Nothing was happening, no oil production as stated, and a very sad looking donkey,but the shop was nice More

loved the olives that you could taste as well as the wine! yum! Also a good selection of gifts with olives, olive oils and so on More

Went there as saw a ad but it was the end of season so no cookery demo,think they need to put dates when they close,did buy some goods. More