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Join the harvest

Rye and chickpeas in early summer, then almonds, grapes, apples, quinces, and, in November, olives. Your family picks by hand, and learns the farm's rhythm while doing it.

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Length

One week Harvest—week after or before Harvest

When

July-November

Age Range

+2 years

Price range

150-300

Choose your harvest

Pick the harvest you want to join and book your family's place. Dates are confirmed each spring and can shift with the year.

Chickpeas Close-Up

June-July 

Chickpeas & rye harvest

The first harvest of summer: fresh chickpea pods to crack open, and rye standing tall in the field.

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September · 1st – 2nd week

Grape Harvest

Taste before you pick. Sweetness tells you when it's really time to harvest.

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October · 2nd week

Qunice Harvest

Golden, fragrant fruit, picked by hand as autumn begins.

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August · 3rd – 4th week

A stick and the right touch: too hard and you damage the tree, too soft and nothing falls.

Almond harvest
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September · early and 3rd week

Apple Harvest

Two chances to pick apples straight from the tree, once early and once at the main harvest.

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November · 1st – 2nd week

Harvested by hand, one of the rhythms that shapes the farm calendar.

Olive Harvest

What a harvest week could look like

Day 2

Day 1

Arrive & Settle In 

Meet the farm 

Day 3- Day 5

Unpack, meet the people on the farm, and take a first walk around the land.

Harvest days

Day 6+

Unpack, meet the people on the farm, and take a first walk around the land.

Last Day

Enjoy your last days on the farm

Finish and say goodbye

An example schedule. What we do depends on the season and the weather.

Can't find your dates?

Send us a request and we will find a week that works for your family.

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