Yoga holiday in Greece
How this holiday makes a difference
Environment
We support local environmental groups and have started a ‘snake, tortoise and reptile rescue’ service. Animals such as snakes are safely removed from people’s houses or gardens and if injured, they are helped to return to health and safely relocated.
We recycle all our waste and compost all food / garden waste. We have set up a number of wormeries and are helping people to set up their own giving them a starter kit, (wormeries are totally unknown here in Greece) and we have set up a number of bee hives.
Water is solar heated. Our garden is grown on ‘water-wise’ principles so that it mostly survives on winter rains – saving substantial amounts of water. We have actively decided against a swimming pool for the same reason and encourage our guests to walk the 15 minutes down the hill to the sea. There is no air conditioning on our property relying on other methods to keep cool in the summer.
Community
We buy from within our area supporting small producers - seasonal fruit and vegetables, olive oil, honey, fish caught in the village, free range meat, locally produced cheese etc.
We have started our own quarterly magazine with the emphasis on local information – environment, flora and fauna, health issues, pet information etc. Because communities here are scattered in many small mountain villages, the magazine is a focal point of communication bringing together local Greeks and foreign residents.
We offer free drop-in meditation classes for locals and also drop in yoga classes.
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