From 180 EUR per group
Olive Oil Tasting Experience
An educational tasting experience around Greek olive oil production in the Epidaurus area.
Overview
Discover Greek olive cultivation and production through a local tasting experience connected with the landscape of Argolida.
Highlights
- Olive mill visit
- Guided tasting
- Local producers
- Epidaurus option
The day at a glance
What you can expect
Olive mill visit
Walk among ancient olive trees while learning about the rich history, harvesting methods, and cultural heritage of Greek olive oil.
Guided tasting
Sample different single-origin extra virgin olive oils led by an expert, discovering distinct aromas, flavors, and food pairings.
Local producers
Gain insider insight into the traditional and modern press techniques used to craft world-class extra virgin olive oil.
Tailored Pace
Enjoy an authentic local experience with flexible private timing, allowing you to ask questions and savour every moment without feeling rushed.
Included
- Includes tasting and tour admission tickets.
- Professional English-speaking local driver
- Pickup and return coordination
Not included unless stated
- Meals and tastings unless explicitly stated
- Licensed guide fee unless explicitly stated
- Personal expenses
Good to know
Mini FAQ
How much walking is involved, and is it physically demanding?
There is a moderate amount of leisurely walking involved. You will stroll through the olive gardens and production facilities, followed by exploring the expansive archaeological sites of the Theatre and the Asclepieion. It is not overly physically demanding.
Is this tour suitable for young children?
Yes, this is an excellent, family-friendly option. Children typically enjoy the outdoor nature of the olive groves, the tactile experience of the farm, and testing the famous acoustics of the ancient theatre. The private transit also allows for easy rest periods.
Is this tour suitable for people with disabilities or mobility limitations?
The olive groves and ancient sites feature dirt paths and uneven terrain which can be difficult for wheelchair users. However, because the Epidaurus archaeological site is relatively flat compared to hillside ruins, it is generally manageable for individuals with mild mobility limitations.
What happens if it rains or the weather is bad?
While the oil production facility is indoors, the olive garden stroll and the visit to the archaeological monuments are outdoor activities. In light rain, the tour can easily proceed (guests should bring umbrellas), but heavy storms may require rescheduling as the ruins offer little shelter.
How can I book for more than 19 people?
The prices in the online booking are for up to 19 people (Van). For large groups of 20-49 people, we have availability in bus (coach). Please contact us via email or Whatsapp and we will send you a quote. We respond quickly.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.


