At the farm, guests can explore nature with beehives, olive, carob, and pomegranate trees. They’ll learn about the bees’ world through plexiglass beehives and see old beekeeping tools used 2,500 years ago. Visitors can also enjoy the honey tasting while relaxing in the outdoor space with stunning views. Next, we’ll visit the olive oil museum, featuring a 1,700-year-old oil mill and two others from different periods. The museum showcases the olive oil production process, highlighting Kranidi’s long history of exceptional olive oil. The area also boasts ancient olive trees, referenced by Pausanias.