Andros

Andros, the largest second island of the Cyclades, is mostly mountainous with many fruitful and well-watered valleys. It is quite different compared to most of the Cycladic islands, due to its relatively rich vegetation and natural water sources, making it the greenest Cycladic island with complex geomorphology and rich biodiversity. This island of rare natural beauty with rich diverse vegetation hosts our olive trees with our strongly aromatic thyme popping up among them.

Kokkala, East Mani, Laconia, Peloponnese

Mani in Laconia is an austerely beautiful peninsula, with silvery olive groves lining the west coast and rocky mountains, plunging into the sea on the east. Kokkala is a small seaside village, built on a small cove with white pebbles. Our olive groves are blessed with olive trees of Koroneiki variety, which have been grown untouched by human intervention for 50 to 100 years and wild aromatic herbs.

Ancient Skillountia, Olympia, Ilia, Peloponnese

Our olive groves are found in Skillountia, the ancient Scillus, a small Greek village, located in the hills south of the river Alfeios, the biggest river in the Peloponnese with total length of 110 km, which forms its northern border and 7 km southeast of Olympia, in Ilia. This zone combines a great ecosystem of birds, amphibians and fish with rich vegetation, riverside green willow forests and plentiful waters. Our olive groves are semi-mountainous on hillsides at an altitude of 450 m.

Korinthos

Maroussi

Markopoulo