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2 Feed Cusco, the Farma’s Llama. Fun ways to learn more A selfie with “Arapina” the Farma’s Camel. about Ostriches. 3 An Interactive Experience The core of our services is the ability of the guests to interact with the animals, not just observe them. Visitors can either pet, feed or get a selfie with the animals, depending on the species. That way, they can come really close to the animals and develop a bond with the nature and the animal kingdom. It is a unique lifetime experience for every single guest! There are more than 20 different animal species that you can interact with, They have fun, learn, laugh and take pictures for more than 45 minutes. An including ostriches, camel, unforgettable experience only in Farma of Rhodes! llamas, donkeys, ponies, deers and wild boars. The Additionally, for their own convenience, guests get a leaflet at the entrance, guests see and play with including some instructions regarding how to better interact with the the animals, literally within animals. Αt the same time, the Farma’s host is ready to help them with their a breathing distance. tour in the Farma. Ostrich Interaction Zone Apart from the general interactive style we have given to the whole Farma, we created an interaction zone especially with ostriches. Guests can enter the zone with the guidance of the staff supervisor and interact with ostriches. The guests can pet them, feed them and play with them from really really close. At the same time, they learn useful information about the life and the habits of the ostriches. Considered that these ostriches are familiar with the human presence, it is totally safe, even for small children! 4 A family Business with love and passion. Farma of Rhodes is a traditional family business, founded by Georgia and George Kalafatas back in 2000. Now the staff of the Farma includes their children and nephews. John, the elder son, who is now the general manager, has spent his childhood in the Farma and then studied Animal Production. Nikos, the second son, studied Animal Production at the American Farm School of Thessaloniki and among his responsibilities is the daily care of the animals. Finally, the youngest son Angelos, is studying Agribusiness Management at the American Farm School of Thessaloniki and he is the manager of the restaurant. The family’s goals for the Farma is to create something unique that is not limited to ostrich production but extends to the creation a rich experience for the guests, with love and respect to the animals. Why our visitors have so much fun? They can really interact with many different animal species Ideal for groups, couples and families A unique feeling. A lifetime experience Totally fun and safe even for small children Learn while playing with the animals Natural location in a region with rich biodiversity Dedicated Host to help guests interact with the animals Organized facilities with shop, restaurant and free parking 25.000 90’ for full experience 11 5 12 10 13 9 14 8 7 6 5 15 GARDEN 3 16 4 17 18 19 20 FARM 2 22 29 23 27 28 26 wc ENTRANCE 25 24 1 6 Farma’ s Homemade Products In the Farma’s store, visitors can find natural products, which are cultivated and produced exclusively in the Farma such as: Olive Oil Taste our green, extra virgin, olive oil. It is produced from olives gathered from our family’s olive trees in Eleousa of Rhodes. It is organic and in limited quantity. Honey Gathered from the bees living around the Farma, in an area with rich biodiversity. Natural Cosmetic Products Made from ostrich oil, known for its very beneficial qualities, and mixed together with our home grown herbs. Natural Herbs In the Farma non-endemic herbs are cultivated, whereas endemic herbs are gathered from specific areas around the Farma. Ostrich Products You can also find carved and painted eggs, as long as dusters made from feathers (that fall off the birds). All these products are only sold in the Farma’s store. Restaurant In the Farma’s restaurant the guests can eat delicious and healthy food from raw materials produced in our Farma. They can taste a variety of Tripadvisor ostrich meat as well as wild boar meat produced by us with organic Reviews: cultivation. Additionally the omelets are made from unfertilized ostrich eggs and served with vegetables from our very own garden with our own “The food was excellent produced olive oil and herbs. especially the variety of ostrich meats and the homemade lemonade” If you like tea, you can also taste our special homegrown tea, a secret - Maria K recipe from our grandmother. “The food was Μανδρικό astonishing…” - Spuros P Mandriko ΛΥΚΕΙΑΚΟΣ ΤΑΦΟΣ LYCAEAN TOMP Ακρ. Κοπριά Cape Kopria "The ostrich & wild boar Ν. ΜΑΚΡΥ Σκάλα Καµείρου MAKRI ISL. Skala Kamirou burgers were delicious”. -ΚΑΣΤΕΛΛΟΣ cajwhyte KASTELLOS Κρητηνία Kritinia Ν. ΣΤΡΟΓΓΥΛΗ STRONGILI ISL. “The ostrich burger was Έµπωνας Emponas greatΝ. ΤΡΑΓΟΥΣΣΑ but the wildboard one TRAGOUSSA ISL. was the best” - Viktória R ΠΛΟΥΜΑ PLOUMA Ορµ. Γλυφάδας Glifada Bay ΠΕΖΟΥΛΑ Ακρ. Αρµενιστής Γλυφάδα PEZOULA Cape Armenistis Glyfada Στελιές ΜΑΤΣΟΥΚΑ Stelies MATSOUKA 7 Top 5 from 26 places to visit 45’ 90’ 68.723 according to Minimum Full Visitors in the different countries Oddviser Experience Experience last two years In TOP 28 Mentioned in Certificate of attractions Official Guide: 214 Five Star - Excellence in “things to do Guide to Rhodes for Reviews so far 2017 tripadvisor in Rhodes” Families Mentioned Mentioned 4,7/5 in A to Z Guide Rhodes DuMont Reise-Taschenbuch 4,4/5 Reiseführer Rhodos Facebook Rating Google Rating Mentioned Mentioned in Marco Polo in Lonely Planet Farma of Rhodes is located in Ano Kalamonas Region on the road from the West Coast to the Valley of Butterflies. Ρόδος Ακρ. Ζωνάρι Rhodes Town Cape Zonari Κρητικά Kritika --------------------------- Ροδίνι Ιαλυσός Rodini Ialyssos Κρεµαστή kremasti Ιξιά Ixia Αγ. Μαρίνα Παραδείσι Τρεις Ag. Marina Paradisi Tris Σγούρου Ακρ. Βώδι ΦΙΛΕΡΗΜΟΣ Τσαϊρι Sgourou Cape Vodi FILERIMOS Tsairi Παστίδα Αγ. Βαρβάρα Κοσκινού Pastida Ag. Varvara Koskinou ∆αµατριά ΠΑΛΙΟΜΥΛΟΣ Καλλιθέα Θεολόγος Damatria Μ. ΣΩΤΗΡΟΣ Λουκά PALIOMILOS Kalithea Σορωνή Theologos M. SOTIROS Soroni Μαριτσά Louka 1.5 km from the Valley of Maritsa ΚΑΚΑΡΗ ΛΙΒΑ∆ΙΑ Μ. ΕΛΕΟΥΣΑΣ LIVADIA KAKARI Καλαβάρδα M. ELESOUSAS Butterflies kalavarda Φάνες Ακρ. Αγ. Μηνάς Fanes Cape Ag. Minas Φαλιράκι Καλυθιές Faliraki Kalithies 4.2 km from Theologos Κάµειρος Μ. ΚΑΛΟΠΕΤΡΑΣ Kamiros M. KALOPETRAS Ψίνθος Psinthos Ακρ. Λαδικό ΑΡΧ. ΚΑΜΕΙΡΟΣ Μ. ΣΥΛΛΑ Cape Ladiko ANC. KAMIROS Μ.ΠΡ.ΑΜΩΣ M. SILLA M.PR.AMOS 5.5 km from St’ Mary’s ΑΝΤΟΝΙ ΚΟΥΙΝ ΠΕΤΑΛΑ Μ.ΑΓ.ΤΡΙΑ∆ΑΣ ANTHONY QUINN PETALA M.AG.TRIADAS Monastery of Kalopetra Αφάντου Σάλακος Afantou ΚΑΡΙΟΝ Salakos ∆ιµυλιά KARION Dimilia Προφήτης Ηλίας Ελεούσα Μ.ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑΣ ΠΑΡΑΜΥΘΙΑΣ M. PANAGIAS PARAMITHIAS Profitis Ilias Eleousa Αρχίπολη 15 km from Diagoras Airport Arhipoli Μ. ΝΑΝΟΥΣ ΠΑΝΟΡΜΙΤΗ ΜΑΓΚΑΖΙ M. NANOUS PANORMITI Φουντουκλί MANGAZI Fountoukli Μ. ΚΑΡΥΩΝΑ 18.5 km from Ancient M. KARIONA Απόλλωνα Πλατάνια Platania Επτά Πηγές Ακρ. Βαγιά Apollona Epta Piges (Seven Springs) Κολύµπια Cape Vagia ΠΑΛΙΑΛΩΝΑ Kolimpia Kameiros Μ. ΑΠΟΛΛΩΝΑ PALIALONA M. APOLLONA Μ. ΤΣΑΜΠΙΚΑ M. TSAMPIKA ΠΑΤΕΛΑ PATELA Way to the Site: Μ. ΑΡΤΑΜΥΤΗ M. ARTAMITI Αρχάγγελος ΑΞΙΟΥΝΗ ΚΑΛΟΚΑΙΡΙΝΟ Archangelos Car | Taxi | Public Transportation AXIOUNI KALOKERINO Μαλώνα Στεγνά Malona Πρ. Ηλίας Stegna Μ. ΚΑΜΕΙΡΙ M. KAMIRI Pr. Ilias Free Parking ΣΤΑΥΡΟΣ Ορµ. Μαλώνας Μάσαρη STAVROS ΑΓ. ΑΓΑΘΗ Malonas Bay Masari AG. AGATHI ΚΟΠΡΙΑ ΚΑΣΤΡΟ ΦΕΡΑΚΛΟΣ KOPRIA FERAKLOS CASTLE Χαράκι Charaki Ακρ. Χαράκι Cape Charaki Find Farma of Rhodes: Tel.: (+30) 22410 81717 | Mob.: (+30) 693 4249366 | e-mail: [email protected] Visit us next to the Valley of Butterflies.
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