First stop on a day long tour with TUI and we found it really interesting. The guide from the museum was clearly spoken and very informative and explained the whole process from the local farmers bringing in their olive harvest to the end product of olive oil and the options the farmers then have. The tasting session at the end of the tour was also very enjoyable.

It's ok to go there and see how it's all made and to taste. It's free entry. Only if you expect to buy the olive oil for a good price you are mistaken. Your better of tasting there and buying it in the local shops because the prices are far to high even though they make it themselves. Check the photo it will prove to you that I am correct.

very nice olive processing facility. we did a self guided tour and saw the whole process. at the same time you can buy and taste all their products on spot. would be great to go a bit deeper in processing technology for curious ones ;-)

All different presses are on display in the courtyard and lots of different trees, olive, orange etc... and plants can be viewed too. Then inside is a working modern press and 8+ different olive oils can be tasted and purchased. There are also other local products e.g. honey soap and olives. Highly recommend 👍. We bought some amazing olive oil 🪔.

Nice experience. A small tour in a real factory. You start outside where you find some old machines how they pressed olive oil in the past. Information signs give information about this equipment. When following the route you go inside the factory, were you the unloading dock of the olives, the cleaning, pressing, separation and water separation machines for cold pressed extra vergine olive oil. At the end of the tour you can taste different olive oils, olives and tapenade. Verg kind employees walk with you to explain the different equipment and the process. All is for free. At the tasting station you can also buy different olive oils and products. The real olive pressing seasons starts from about half of October till February. This is done inside this factory.

Well worth it. A great little factory tour, from the ancient presses arrayed outside of the building to the modern automated machines inside. However the guided tour is a must, to getting all the details that make it so interesting. A variety of oils and olives to taste and purchase. With plenty of Parking and free admission, what's not to like. Thanks.

A very nice place to visit. The staff are very kind. We found out how olive oil is made, we could taste their products which are also available for sale. It's definitely worth visiting.