Visitors of Ancient Olympia now have an opportunity to enjoy much more than a taste of Greece when they sample the olives, olive oils and wines produced at a new site at the birthplace of the Olympic Games.

“Olives and wine are not just commodities. They represent the spirit of Greece itself”, says Dimitris Karambelas, who opened Agriturismo Magna Grecia to share his passion with the world.

Studded with olive trees and vineyards, the 30-acre property offers groups several functional venues and also is a haven for those who simply wish to savor the flavors of Greece and its natural beauty.

A visit to Agriturismo Magna Grecia offers up a feast for the senses as guests take in a demonstration of olive harvesting and participate in the “adventure” of wine, from vine to glass.

Dimitris Karambelas continues the tradition of his family, which has nurtured olive groves and vineyards for a century. “We hope,” he says, “that Agriturismo Magna Grecia will provide fertile ground not only for those who love the flavors of wine and oil but also for visitors who are looking for something more during their visit to Ancient Olympia.”