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Kneading and Baking in an Wood Oven at Arcadiani

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Guided Tour

Overnight Stay

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Bio Products
Bio Products

Toilets
Toilets

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Tasting
Tasting

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Dining Services

Retail Shop
Retail Shop

Pet Friendly
Pet Friendly
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Transfer Service
Description
Nestled in the heart of Arcadia, not far from Tripolis, Arcadiani is a multifunctional agrotourism destination certified by the Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food — one of only 6 farms across Greece to hold this recognition. At the on-site artisanal workshop, over 50 preservative-free delicacies are crafted using locally sourced ingredients, from traditional pasta and spoon sweets to handmade cookies and herbal teas.
Join the traditional wood-fired oven area for a hands-on kneading and baking class rooted in authenticity. Under the guidance of experienced cooks, you’ll learn to make traditional Greek bread dough, then take a walk through the organic vegetable gardens to harvest fresh vegetables and aromatic herbs. Back at the wood oven, you’ll bake bread rolls and prepare a slow-roasted Greek Ratatouille (Briam) with the vegetables you’ve gathered, finished with a rustic village salad and homemade tzatziki.
Knead & Bake Bread
- Dough Kneading: Learn traditional kneading techniques by hand using stone-ground flour and farm-fresh ingredients from the Arcadian land
- Wood Oven Baking: Fire the traditional wood oven and bake your own bread rolls using the ancient method that has fed Greek families for millennia
- Tasting: Enjoy your freshly baked bread alongside Briam, village salad, tzatziki, and Arcadiani farm products in the beautiful Arcadian countryside of the Peloponnese























