Permaculture or Organic Farming Workshops
đź“ŤLocation: Vrisi Farm, Southern Evia
Description:
This small family farm near the village of Vrisi applies permaculture principles to grow vegetables, raise animals, and live self-sufficiently. It welcomes travelers curious to learn how to live differently.
What to expect:
• Participation in farm activities (sowing, composting, animal care)
• Workshops on permaculture and natural product manufacturing
• Organic meals and sharing time with the host family
Why it’s eco-friendly:
The farm is 100% environmentally friendly: solar energy, water recycling, zero waste, composting... A true model of self-sufficiency and sustainable agritourism.
đź“ŤLocation: Mazi Farm, Southern Evia
Description:
Nestled in a rolling landscape between olive trees and the sea, Mazi Farm is a regenerative agriculture farm. It cultivates without pesticides, lives slowly, and welcomes visitors with a spirit of community and education.
What to expect:
• Tasting of organic products made on site
• Workshops on soil regeneration and biodiversity
• Participation in seasonal harvests
Why it’s eco-friendly:
Mazi Farm regenerates the soil rather than exploiting it. The welcome is respectful of the seasons, natural cycles, and biodiversity. An inspiring model of slow tourism.
đź“ŤLocation: Farms around Styra and Almyropotamos
Description:
In this southwestern part of Evia, between the sea and the hills, several small organic farms offer discovery workshops focusing on the land, plants, and traditional skills. It's the perfect way to discover another side of Greece.
What to expect:
• Herbalism workshops, natural soap making, and organic cooking
• Visits to permaculture vegetable gardens
• Tasting of local homemade products
Why it’s eco-friendly:
These local initiatives operate on a small scale, without excessive mechanization or chemical inputs. They promote the transmission of knowledge and a way of life that respects the environment and traditions.