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<pre>Gloria,

Now that would be a little difficult unfortunately.

One of the ideas surrounding our Olive Harvest Festival, which by the way
will run over the harvest period, is to attract tourism to a very unique
region. As with the wine industry in Australia, small enterprises such as
ours (boutique wineries, boutique olive ventures) cannot compete
commercially with the larger enterprises so an alternative is sought in the
form of eco tourism.

Good food, good wine, good olive oil, something of interest (pick and bottle
your own olive oil) coupled with a spectacular environment is an alternative
approach. If you are coming from either Europe or North America our exchange
rate must be very favourable and travel relatively cheap. Neighbours nearby
offer hosted accommodation in a spectacular bushland setting.

At the end of the day it has to be enjoyable, so I guess that is largely the
reason we are doing it.

During our harvest season you can still swim in the sea nearby.

So, forget about the airfare and come anyway!

Regards

Phil
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