Olive Bee-Local Products Store

The Olive Bee Shop, with deep roots in Kalamata, is a family tradition passed down from generation to generation. With respect for nature and tradition, its owners continue the third generation of beekeepers and olive growers, producing fine products in the heart of Kalamata at 16 Ithomis Street.

Their goal is to offer high-quality products that capture the authentic taste and care of the Mediterranean land. Each product is made with pure raw materials, without preservatives or artificial substances, highlighting purity, care for nature and good nutrition.

The Olive Bee shop is a treasure trove for visitors, offering a diverse array of products. In the alcoholic beverages section, you will find Mavrodaphne wine, ouzo, tsipouro, gin, and various liqueurs. The olive oil-based cosmetics have soaps, shampoos, conditioners, and beeswax ointment. The gourmet foods include Kalamata olives, figs, chutney, spoon sweets, jams, "submarine" sweets (mastiha or rose), pasta like trachanas and hilopites, pasteli, dried and stuffed figs, vinegar, balsamic vinegar, as well as honey and bee products like honeycomb, pollen, and tahini honey. There is sage from Mani, mountain tea from Mount Taygetos, organic oregano and thyme, and sea salt flowers for lovers of traditional products.

Unique items such as monastic yoghurt, traditional "diples", tachini, peanut butter, and fig syrup, seven-day fresh, non-homogenised cow's milk (amazing and real milk), pure cow's butter, graviera, feta pop, anthotyro cheese and smoked cheese are also available. Be sure to sample their renowned homemade lemonade with local lemons and pure, virgin honey. Finally, the store offers various gifts, including ceramics, magnets, beeswax candles, and unique gift boxes for any occasion. 

The Olive Bee shop offers a wide range of local products, maintaining the authenticity and values ​​of tradition. It promotes proper, healthy nutrition and respect for nature in its products.

Discover Olive Bee in the heart of Kalamata's Historical Center, a testament to the city's rich heritage and culinary traditions.