very nice to visit the plantation and taste their delicious tea, which is free. The plantation is beautiful to see and take photos, and their tea is delicious. In the shop they sell all kinds of things and we purchased the tea for home. The cookies in the restaurant are delicious and you should try them while enjoying their beautiful view. You can also take walking routes here, but we didn't do that, it was too hot that day. Nice to go these are the only tea plantations in Europe!

My husband and I drove to the Gorreana Tea Plantation on December 8. We were greeted by the staff as soon as we walked in. Much to our surprise, they immediately offered a guided tour. We had our own guide, Rafaella (I think). She was informative, entertaining, her English was great and we learned a lot about tea. Thoroughly enjoyed our time and sampled three types of tea (free). Left with three different types from the gift store, which I believe were less expensive than anywhere else to purchase. They were all friendly and we're so glad we went.

The setting here is beautiful and the cost free! We did not spend a lot of time looking at the actual displays they had, but we let the kids run in the fields and enjoyed some tea and cookies. I would not slate a ton of time for your visit, but I would suggest stopping by! There appeared to be some hiking trails adjacent to the property as well, so perhaps do a hike while in the area!

This is one of two tea plantations that are about 5 minutes apart in the northeast side of the island. They both sell tea and have great views, but are very different. This one seemed a little more "tourist" oriented and was very busy with lots of parking. The views are simply wonderful and the tea is excellent. This location has a restaurant where the other one does not.

This is a tea plantation facility with tea fields and a small museum kind of a place where the way tea is produced is explained combined with a tea shop and a small coffee house. For us, the best part was the tea plantation, the views were amazing, the nature was breathtaking. But for tea enthousiasts, the shop seems to be very appealing too. There is a free parking lot but in the afternoons where there are more visitors, parking can become problematic, there are fewer people in the morning.

It is a 5 if you are the very first to arrive, as we were...after that it turns into a very crowded, opposite experience. I personally would not go here if the parking lot was full. We walked around and explored the machinery and the shop and then sat on the balcony and enjoyed tea with a lovely piece of apple cake. It was peaceful and tranquil. We then went on a hike. By the time we completed our hike and came back we could not even use the bathroom as the tour bus that arrived made for a ridiculously long line. To say it was crowded inside would be an understatement. Hard to rate. It was a 5 for us (very first entry) but by the time we left I would rate it a 2, my point is, go, but go early!

Definitely worth a visit! They serve many teas in free tasting (one green tea, one black tea and one mixed with herbs). You can also try any other tea for only 1 euro. The view from the balcony is beautiful, and the walk in the plantation is easy and beautiful. We took a free guided tour and it was very interesting to learn about all the steps of the process to make tea. The shop offers a great variety of local products (and teas, obviously). We definitely recommand going there.

Just a really beautiful area and it's free to walk around the tea bushes. Inside the main building you can purchase teas and other items. You can also see the tea being separated and dried as well has have free cups of tea.

To visit during high season is difficult, many, many people. Go early. There is a self-guided tour with a free tea to taste their product at the end. The tea fields are very pretty. We have also hiked the trails here, well worth the effort as you are rewarded on the longer trail with vistas and views well worth the effort. A tip? Go backwards, and the hard part is downhill. The second smaller hike will show you a waterfall and old mill.

Beautiful grounds. Can’t believe it is free to walk around them. It’s a really big plantation, we could see other people going for hikes up the hills. You could spend all day here exploring. We didn’t eat in the cafe, but it looked really nice and the views from the balcony were stunning. Photos don’t do justice. Great range of teas available to purchase from the gift shop. Definitely worth a visit.