South Corfu Chlomos Village

Description

To get to know the south of the island and immerse yourself in its beauty, we invite you to visit one of the most picturesque and ancient villages on the island – the village of Chlomos. On the way to the village, which is located in the southeastern part of the island, we will pass through an olive grove with a unique landscape of Corfu. There you will see the oldest olive tree on the island named Evdokia, which, according to research, is 1120 years old! Then we will visit the oil mill of the Mavroudis family, where you will have the opportunity to visit the olive oil museum and taste local products. After that, we will go to the village of Chlomos, walk along the picturesque labyrinth streets of this ancient village, known since Byzantine times! Here you will see magnificent views, feel the spirit of antiquity that emanates from each house, plunge into the village life of the island. After the walk, you can enjoy a cup of local coffee and traditional sweets! Then we will go to one of the best sandy beaches on the west coast – Marathias beach, where you will have free time to swim and sunbathe. On the beach there are cafes, taverns and sunbeds.

Our program includes:

• Stop at the olive grove where the oldest olive tree of Corfu grows. Here you will see the characteristic landscape of Corfu with centuries-old olive trees.
• Visit to the oil mill of the Mavroudis family, an olive oil museum where you can trace the history of oil production and taste local products.
• Walk through the village of Chlomos. A picturesque village with venetian architecture and stunning views of the mountains of Epirus will not leave you indifferent. Immerse yourself in the world of antiquity and history!
• Stop at Marathias beach. The sandy beach is located on the west coast of the island. Here you can swim in the waters of the Ionian Sea, bask in the warm sand and sunbathe. Sunbathing, sea and sand – what could be better!

P.S. The cost of the excursion does not include the cost of lunch and the entrance fee to the Olive Oil Museum.