Great place, quite (while we were there), blissful, €3 per person, I see people complaining that’s it’s only cash… we’ll make sure you have cash in Mediterranean Countries…. It’s a given. It’s in the middle on nowhere, out of the hustle and bustle of the city, which is what makes it special. Small place, cute, I wouldn’t mind paying a bigger price for the ticket 🎟 to taste more of their products. They have a little cafe to serve you, water, coffee, beer etc. The owners are super friendly, please do bother them to ask questions about Olives, Oil, Cyprus History etc etc they will try to accommodate all of your questions. We end up buying olive oil, honey and vinaigrette 😋 🤤

We were on our way to Lofou and saw signs for this place so decided to go off-track. So glad we did! The park is beautiful with interesting signage about the history of olive oil in Cyprus. A tasting of oil for a small fee is very reasonable and includes the best carob syrup we’ve had. We also enjoyed a glass of wine, omelette & salad - freshly prepared and delicious. We were lucky to see olives going through the oil making process and were joined by some of the “not supposed to be here” cats. Highly recommend a stop here, especially if you are en-route to Lofou or Omodos.

We spent a morning at Oleastro and would highly recommend. We had a private tour of the gardens and the organic olive oil process by a very knowledgeable guide. The cost was €7 pp. This included tasting of the most delicious oils and olives with oregano bread. There were also a family of adorable friendly cats.

A very beautiful little gem in Anogyra village. Google location was a bit out but If you look at the signs you will easily find it. Watched a video about olive oil and tasted for free their own product. Wish there was a little more bread 😂.

Very nice for children, they can feed the farm animals. Enterance fee is 3€ for an adult. The olive oil in not less than fantastic! Good prices for the oil (1L=10€, 1.5L=14€)

Oleastro Olive Park is a family initiative to promote and inform people on production of olive oil and olives. It offers a well worth experience taking in mind the limited amount of resources available.

Very cute olive park and nice owner! They explain everything very well, you get a great impression of how to make olive oil! Tasting also included in the low price of 3€, very good olives and great oil. Would definitely come back again!

Thank you for a lovely time. Really enjoyed the hospitality of Deepak and Johnny. The olive and olive oil tasting was amazing followed by a delicious organic carob tasting also. Got ourselves a bottle of both. Will surely recommend for a short weekend visit.

Nice small outdoor museum that is all about olives and olive oil. You can make a tour on your own through the garden and get an impression of how they used to make olive oil in past times. Afterwards you can see the current production area and get some oils to try, accompanied by some bread and olives. As we were here off season we were the only visitors, during high season I suppose it is really crowded.

Enjoyed our visit....small museum but like the fact its an organic business and the owners are full of knowledge about all things olives....sample of olives bread and olive oil in the price ...worth the visit

Had a really lovely couple of hours at the olive park. Lovely olive grove. Interesting and informative talk about olives and how olive oil is made, different types etc. Olive and olive oil tasting included in price. We all had a fab time, including our kids 13,12 and 8. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Thank you 🥰

Follow Mr & Mrs R on TikTok. Great look at an old school olive farm. Loads to see with excellent photo opportunities. I ate there and drank wine and bought some olives and fantastic olive oil great dipping bread

Wonderful place to visit with interesting talk about history and production of olive oil and tasting afterwards

Took the journey twice to the Olive Park but haven’t made it past the gates! First time we arrived to find a notice on the gates advising that it was closed for renovations. Noticed the owner had added an update (seemingly following a similar review to this one!) to say that it would be open on Sundays. So, we made the trip again on Sunday only to find the Olive Park closed. Visiting hours for a Sunday are listed as 10am to 5pm. We arrived at 10:40 but still not open - hugely disappointing!

I really liked this place. It was fun for kids to feed the animals, beautifully kept garden, very nice service. We learned about the process of olive making, about history and we got the chance to taste olive oil and olives itself. And it was delicious!

beautiful place. delicious olive oil and very nice service. interesting history and information about olive oil production. animals have olive names ;) Thanks! Was great 👍🏼

This was a late afternoon visit on the off chance and we were the only visitors. We were greeted by I think one of the owners who left us to take a look around. There was a 3 euro fee each which we didn't mind paying. The owner then gave us a tour of the olive oil process in the factory area which was very interesting. He then made us up a dish of various olives, olive oil and crunchy bread soaked in olive oil which was an unexpected treat and very nice. We were even able to sample green olive oil which is superb and the best olive oil I have ever tasted. The place is rustic in style and very fitting. Overall an enjoyable hour and very informative. Btw there is a small shop and olive oil can be purchased in tins to make the travel home back to the UK abit more reassuring than glass bottles.

Catered more for children than adults. I did come during the off-season in December so it was very quiet, only one member of staff. There wasn't a great deal of information, and mainly had displays for children. I was a little disappointed because I had a lot of questions about olive growing that didn't get answered. However, the tasting plate they give you, which is part of the ticket price is great, and worth the ticket price. So in the end I thought of it more as paying for a tasting plate rather than paying to learn about olives.

My boyfriend and I visited when it was very quiet. We were left to our own devices, which we preferred. We enjoyed feeding the animals (who appeared well-looked after), the signs and information were simple but informative. The free olive and oil tasting was generous and delicious! Reasonably priced throughout (shop and entry), didn’t feel ripped off like some tourist attractions. Would recommend for something different to do in the area!

A small gem and a surprise - we stopped there for a short time and learnt about the place from the new owners who have a long term vision to revive this nice place. We bought 4 liters of excellent quality olive oil made on location. Good luck! בהצלחה

Nice and quiet olive garden with a little shop and restaurant. We received a warm welcome and were shown a short film about the history of the olive and the park. Interesting way to spend an hour.

Nice little spot to stop by and taste the local olive oil. Really out of the way so you'll need a car. Entrance fee applies to all visitors and remember to bring cash, no cards accepted here. The staff is nice but they have to divide their attention between the very few tourists that find their way there and the farmers that deliver their olives. They will find time for you but perhaps not at first. Could be nice to stay for a light lunch as well which we didn't have time to do but the menu looked nice. Can recommend the olive tapenade.

Interesting place, little out of the way, good for children, not that many animals and not that much new information. It's not really all you need to know about olives 😉. I did expect more info about olives. 😊

Very nice place, tickets only 3 EUR, food for animals 1 EUR Cards not accepted Beautiful garden, interesting museum and some animals inside Easy to miss, please follow signs on the road

Beautiful location and great information on the history of olives and olive oil in Cyprus!!! Great to have a few cold beers on the veranda after walking around in the garden and looking at the displays! Great for kids as well. Good place to relax, with a view!

A bit off the beaten track, and a little bit cheesy, but the welcome is warm and the food is simple but tasty if you eat in the little restaurant. Worth a visit if you are passing.

Very friendly people, passionate about producing great olive oil. Some lovely animals for children to meet. Nice garden for a cold drink and to enjoy some good olive products