Foraging Walks
at Fiorbhia Farm

The walk typically takes between 1.5 and 2 hours, depending on the group and what’s in season. We move at a relaxed pace, with time for questions, tastings, and discussion along the way. It’s not a hike — it’s about slowing down and noticing the details.

Not at all. This experience is designed for complete beginners as well as anyone curious about reconnecting with wild food. Brendan will guide you step by step, helping you identify plants safely and responsibly, while sharing practical tips you can take home.

Yes — children are welcome and often love the hands-on nature of the experience. That said, the walk is best suited to children aged 6+ who can engage with the activity. All children must be accompanied by an adult, and we recommend one adult per two children for safety.

We recommend sturdy, waterproof footwear and weather-appropriate clothing — we’ll be outdoors rain or shine. You might also want to bring a small notebook if you’d like to jot down plant names or tips. We’ll provide any equipment or tasting items you need on the day.

This is a guided experience focused on learning, not harvesting. You’ll get to taste a few seasonal plants during the walk, but we ask guests not to pick independently. This helps protect local ecosystems and ensures everything is done safely and sustainably.

Due to the uneven terrain and natural landscape, this walk isn’t currently suitable for wheelchair users. However, we’re actively exploring future accessible routes — feel free to get in touch to discuss any specific needs before booking.

You’ll have the chance to sample a few wild ingredients during the walk, but this is not a full tasting event. We recommend bringing your own water or light refreshments if needed. If you’re booking as part of a group or retreat, custom catering options may be available on request.