Pomegranate Harvest and Gourmet Family Tasting
Registration opens soon
Presentation
Looking for a delightful countryside escape to share with your loved ones?
On Saturday, September 26th, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, step into the shoes of nature explorers and enjoy an immersive morning amidst the pomegranate orchards.
Guided by Evelyne, both young and old will discover agroforestry—a harmonious, eco-friendly farming method. Listen to stories about the orchard, observe the biodiversity, and get up close to the trees.
Equipped with gloves and protective clothing to handle the small thorns, you will then take part in the pomegranate harvest itself. It is a special time for sharing and reconnecting with the land, as the whole family pitches in to pick these iconic fruits.
To top off this wonderful outdoor adventure, it’s time for a gourmet treat! You will share a friendly tasting session showcasing treasures from the estate and neighboring producers: chilled pomegranate juice, aromatic syrups (verbena, thyme, rosemary), artisanal jams and jellies, as well as handcrafted bread and local goat cheeses.
A workshop offered in partnership with Côté Grenades.
Please note that current weather conditions may lead to an early pomegranate harvest. Consequently, the workshop date is subject to change at any time.
On Saturday, September 26th, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, step into the shoes of nature explorers and enjoy an immersive morning amidst the pomegranate orchards.
Guided by Evelyne, both young and old will discover agroforestry—a harmonious, eco-friendly farming method. Listen to stories about the orchard, observe the biodiversity, and get up close to the trees.
Equipped with gloves and protective clothing to handle the small thorns, you will then take part in the pomegranate harvest itself. It is a special time for sharing and reconnecting with the land, as the whole family pitches in to pick these iconic fruits.
To top off this wonderful outdoor adventure, it’s time for a gourmet treat! You will share a friendly tasting session showcasing treasures from the estate and neighboring producers: chilled pomegranate juice, aromatic syrups (verbena, thyme, rosemary), artisanal jams and jellies, as well as handcrafted bread and local goat cheeses.
A workshop offered in partnership with Côté Grenades.
Please note that current weather conditions may lead to an early pomegranate harvest. Consequently, the workshop date is subject to change at any time.
Practical information
- Schedule :
- Duration : 3h
- Start time (This is an approximate time. Please check the time indicated at the time of booking and/or on your voucher) : 9h
- Date(s) :
- The visit takes place 26 September 2026
- By reservation :
- Yes
- Supervised visit :
- Yes
- Place of departure :
- Meeting point indicated on your reservation
- Prices :
- Adult price : 17 €
- Child price : 10 €
- Important to know :
- Pets aren't allowed
- Strollers not allowed
- Tour is currently closed :
- Registration opens soon
Accessibility
- Welcoming all audiences :
- Not accessible
About
Conditions of salePractical information:
Please bring closed-toe shoes, gardening gloves, long-sleeved tops, a hat, and sunglasses. For your comfort, we recommend arriving approximately 15 minutes before the start of the tour. Smart casual attire is required.
Cancellation policy: If a client is unable to attend the tour, it will not be refunded or rescheduled. Only cancellation of the tour by the organizers due to insufficient participants or other reasons may lead to a possible refund or rescheduling. No refunds will be given to latecomers.
Why is this activity not accessible to everyone?
1. Agroforestry land: Unlike a traditional orchard, agroforestry combines trees and crops. The soil is kept alive (mulch, tall grasses, exposed roots), which makes the ground loose and unstable for wheelchairs or people with balance problems.
2. Visitor paths: Exploring the plot requires moving between rows of trees on unpaved natural paths, which may have slight slopes or areas of contrasting light and shade that are difficult for visually impaired people.
3. Tasting logistics: The "Local Flavors" portion of the experience often takes place outdoors, on garden or farm furniture that is sometimes basic and does not meet accessibility standards (table height, seat stability).
4. Distance from restrooms: In remote agricultural areas, accessible restrooms are generally not available on the plot itself.
Sensory note: This workshop is an ideal immersive experience for people with mental or cognitive disabilities, offering direct contact with nature and products in a soothing and stimulating environment for the senses.
Please bring closed-toe shoes, gardening gloves, long-sleeved tops, a hat, and sunglasses. For your comfort, we recommend arriving approximately 15 minutes before the start of the tour. Smart casual attire is required.
Cancellation policy: If a client is unable to attend the tour, it will not be refunded or rescheduled. Only cancellation of the tour by the organizers due to insufficient participants or other reasons may lead to a possible refund or rescheduling. No refunds will be given to latecomers.
Why is this activity not accessible to everyone?
1. Agroforestry land: Unlike a traditional orchard, agroforestry combines trees and crops. The soil is kept alive (mulch, tall grasses, exposed roots), which makes the ground loose and unstable for wheelchairs or people with balance problems.
2. Visitor paths: Exploring the plot requires moving between rows of trees on unpaved natural paths, which may have slight slopes or areas of contrasting light and shade that are difficult for visually impaired people.
3. Tasting logistics: The "Local Flavors" portion of the experience often takes place outdoors, on garden or farm furniture that is sometimes basic and does not meet accessibility standards (table height, seat stability).
4. Distance from restrooms: In remote agricultural areas, accessible restrooms are generally not available on the plot itself.
Sensory note: This workshop is an ideal immersive experience for people with mental or cognitive disabilities, offering direct contact with nature and products in a soothing and stimulating environment for the senses.
Destination
Chapelle de Saint-Julien-les-Martigues
Route de Sausset
13500
MARTIGUES
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 43.36240
Longitude : 5.10185