The Olive Grove Whisperer

Step into the lush landscapes of Zahara de la Sierra for a private visit to an olive oil estate. Welcomed by the owner, you’ll explore the groves and facilities, gaining insight into the process of olive oil production. From traditional harvesting methods to modern pressing techniques, this journey highlights the care and skill involved in producing this high-quality olive oil. After the tour, you’ll participate in a guided tasting, discovering the flavors, aromas, and textures of oils crafted on-site. To complete the experience, enjoy a light aperitif featuring artisan bread, cheeses, cured meats, and olives, all paired with the estate’s oils. This visit offers an opportunity to connect with Andalusian traditions in a picturesque setting.

This experience is led by the estate’s passionate owner, whose personal stories and expertise transform the visit into a memorable journey. You’ll not only learn how olive oil is made but also how to appreciate its subtle complexities, from grove to plate. What makes this experience truly special is the setting—Zahara’s stunning natural beauty surrounds you as you taste oils directly from their source. The personalized attention and hands-on approach create a deep connection to the region’s culture. Concluding with a curated aperitif of local delicacies, this visit celebrates Andalusian heritage in its purest and most flavorful form. This is an ideal experience for couples, two friends, or family members looking to share a meaningful and enriching activity together.

In Zahara de la Sierra, the host, the owner of the olive oil estate, is an expert connoisseur of olive oil and its environment, and will guide you through an exclusive experience on the farm where a unique olive oil is produced. Closer to the date, Maria José will either introduce you to your host or share their contact details.

Dress in comfortable clothes and shoes, depending on the time of year. In summer, it will be hot, so be prepared with a good hat and lightweight clothing. In winter, bring a coat. In spring and autumn, a trench coat will be sufficient. Prior to the visit, we will provide more detailed clothing recommendations.