The olive farm has existed since the early 19th century and was bought by the grandfather of the current owner in the 1950s. Apostolos and his wife took over the farm ten years ago and renovated it sustainably. The name of the farm goes back to the grandfather, who, as an orthopaedic surgeon, swore by the healing effects of olive oil. His particularly gentle care and harvest of the traditional olive trees improved the quality of the oil in the long term - today it has won several awards.

The farm's two guest houses are located in the middle of the olive grove and are intended to allow visitors maximum relaxation and closeness to nature. Cats, dogs and chickens live together harmoniously here. The newer guest house is also the oldest building on the site and used to be the camp. It is now a beautifully renovated house with a covered porch with a hammock and sun loungers. Inside you can see the old stone structure under the white plastered walls. Cheerful colors such as a large sky blue couch, the new sunny yellow bathroom and the olive green wardrobe are paired with traditional carpets and a few selected antiques. The other guest house is slightly larger and used to be the stable. With the exposed roof beams and lots of wooden furniture, it seems a bit more rustic, and here, too, the bright colors immediately put you in a good mood. There is also a fireplace and two living and study rooms.

In the open kitchens of the houses, guests can prepare dinner together using fruit, vegetables, olive oil, olives and fresh eggs from the farm, before heading out on the terrace to pet the friendly cats for mutual relaxation.