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Oleastro Olive Park and Museum, Anogyra

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#3 of 25 in Museums in Limassol District

The name: ‘Oleastro’ derives from Latin Olea Europea Oleaster and Ancient Greek ởλέαστρο, the wild olive tree, a species still met in Cyprus.

The Company: A small but dynamic company, Oleastro Enterprises Ltd. is the market leader in the Cyprus organic olive oil market. Its main competitive advantages are its umcompromised commitment to top quality olive oil, innovation, and flexibility. In numerous occasions, ranging from EU projects to addressing professional organizations and MBA classes, Oleastro Enterprises Ltd has been selected for benchmarking.

Its line of business:

1) olive (theme) park and

2) production, extraction, bottling and trading of top quality organic olive oil.

Its people: Oleastro Enterprises Ltd. is the brainchild of Andreas and Lina Ellinas with the support of their children Daniel and Natalie. Our friends call us ‘romantic fools’ for our love and devotion to the olive tree, the Mediterranean diet, and the island’s countryside that we consider the ‘heart’ of Cyprus.

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By Ирина К

Если вы там не побываете, ничего не потеряете. Я могу понять киприотов, которые гордятся своими оливковыми деревьями, это их культура. Дерево растет 20 лет прежде чем начинают плодоносить. В этом небо... more »

If you do not visit there, do not lose anything. I can understand the Cypriots who are proud of their olive trees, this is their culture. The tree grows 20 years before it starts to bear fruit. In this small park you will see how the olive trees grow, see donkey, goats, sheep. You will be shown the installation, as in the old days squeezed oil from olives. Also you will be shown a modern installation for the production of olive oil and a small film in the Russian language is all about the same. Finally, you will be able to buy for yourself the products presented there. But I wouldn't be upset if we passed this object by.

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By memmel

A bit remote but once you get there it is beautiful, peaceful and calm. There is lots of interesting facts and a mini museum about olives and olive oil. They have small restaurant which services fanta... more »

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By Alan McNab

Fun spot for a day visit with kids, great simple food, outdoor tables...very friendly service.

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By Tom Barud

Really nice place if you want to spend some time with nature and learn how olive oil is made. There are some animals that can be fed: donkey, pony, sheep and goats. Staff is very friendly, helpful and tells you everything about olive oil. You can even see how it's actually made since there is production line visible to visitors. There is also a restaurant on site so you can have something to eat. Really recommended and worth paying a visit.

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