Join both Olga Tzogas of Smugtown Mushrooms and Myrto Daskaloudi of Moons of Aphrodite we we embark on a joy filled time in the gorgeous country of Greece.
Both Olga + Myrto stem from these ancient lands, with traditions still deep in wild food, mushrooms, herbs, plants, myth, folklore and astrology
Together, we will share our passion about the land, culture, traditions and elemental wisdom in the hills, water and air of Greece.
Myrto is an intuitive herbalist, astrologer and tarot reader. Myrto practices spirituality based in Ancient Greek Goddess worship as well. You can read more about her practices here
Sleeping Arrangements/Pricing
10 days + nights 10 person maximum
Single, Dorm-style room + bath $3100
Double, Dorm-style room + bath $5200
Single occupancy private room: $4300**
Double occupancy private room: $6500**
Single FULL Private Room + Bath: $5500
Double FULL Private Room + Bath: $7000
Sleep accommodations are clean, mostly private rooms.
(more info HERE)
(We suggest ear plugs or white noise machines.)
**Depending on location, some bathrooms will be shared
The more remote the location, the less cookie cutter hotel room we will see
Please call with any concerns or questions ask for Olga (585) 690-1926
BOOKING:
$1000 deposit in order to hold space
When you register, please be committed to attending. Get in touch ahead of time with any questions. We are able to refund of your tuition(minus the non-refundable deposit) if notified at least four months before the course starts(Oct, 14, 2020). 50% if two months, and 25% if one month or less.
Payment plans are welcome.
Doing More with your Trip:
We get to explore and travel freely. We are allowed to pick our own experiences and return to our homes with the feelings of freedom, relaxation and so much more knowledge in our brains than when we started off. However, there are people who came to Greece not for holiday but in order to survive and reach family in other countries. Millions of climate and war refugees have traveled by land and sea to flee their homes and ended up, for lack of a better word, stuck in Greece because the EU has closed borders, so camps and centers are beyond capacity. We have partnered with locals who are on the ground, organizing with other citizens and orgs to supply camps, families and refugees with the care and support that is needed. Below is a list of items that are welcomed, we also are planning a special PRE-tour day to go to markets in Thessaloniki and buying items on the list that are easy to buy in Greece than be brought from the States.
If you can check another bag with more belongings to share with people undergoing extreme conditions and lack of public services PLEASE DO!
Personal hygiene items: Shampoo, Soap bars, Shower gels, Nail clippers, Shaving items
Children’s items: Baby wipes, Diapers (sizes 2-6), Baby milk powder (1-3), Evaporated milk, Baby food (cream of wheat, baby porridge, etc), Feeding bottles, Diaper rash cream
Cleaning items: Brooms, Mops, Bowls for washing clothes, Buckets, Wettex pads, Kitchen sponges, Clothes pegs, Garbage disposal bags, Single use latex gloves, Laundry detergent (for hand washing), All purpose detergent, Glass cleaning detergent, Washing up liquid, Bleach
Food items: Cocoa, Sugar, Evaporated milk, Marmalades and jams, Chocolate praline spread, Croissants, Biscuits and cookies, Fruit juices, Hot tea packets
Cooking items: Legumes (lentils, chickpeas, etc), Tomato purée, Rice, Oil (olive oil and sunflower oil), Salt, Frozen vegetables, Fresh vegetables
Spices: Curry, Cumin, Turmeric, Mint, Paprika, Pepper, Cinnamon, Nutmeg
Special items: Life Straws, water filters, hand warmers, rain ponchos, emergency blankets, incontinence pads for adults, 2-3 baby strollers, 5-6 heating appliances), underwear, ie) boxers, briefs, womens, and childrens underwear. SOCKS! Wool but any are great!
May need a wheelchair in future, but not urgent
Obviously many of these items are best to be bought within Greece.