Thanks for opening - although it was officially closed - We are big fans of olive oil. We told our tour guide to exclude a vinery and include an olive oil producer. Although they were renovating and closed, the owner came for a private tour. The garden is good for a general overview. Most important was the tasting and learning how difficult it became to get a high-quality organic olive oil. A great experience to be here.

Recommended but not Animal Section  - This is a retrospective review.
Visited olive mueum twice over years, great remote place, very interesting and recommended.
Some strange childrens playing areas but guess that's OK.
My only problem are the animals there, they are very thin, not much shade and not sure about exercise and health?Would close this section or improve conditions.
Still recommend.

Informative and interesting 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 🥰

Wonderful Olive oil  - The point of the Olive Park is not so much about the display of exhibits, but more about the aesthetics as a whole. The atmosphere, the tradition and the olive oil.

For only €7, you get to wander around the (slightly bemusing) park, to see the olive trees, receive a talk on the process whip being shown the mill, and a fantastic olive oil and olive tasting platter.

Well worth the trip, and the green olive oil is amazing.

Lovely visit  - We rented quad bikes from Paphos and drove up into the hills to visit the olive park and I'm so glad we did! Entry was €7 which gave us access to the park/museum, a guided tour of the olive oil making process and a tasting platter of the lovely olive oil they make with bread to dip and olives. Absolutely great value! Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and really friendly. We were the only ones there at the time (I'm assuming because it's quite remote) so we got to ask lots of questions and spend some time chatting. After the tour we sat at one of the outdoor tables and chairs (they have indoor ones as well) and had our samples and some drinks. It was a lovely and memorable visit. We picked up some olive oil for ourselves and for gifts from the gift shop which has lots of lovely things to choose from.