The hide area is located along the southern edge of the oak and pine forest, overlooking a permanent feeding station and a small natural pond. It consists of two buildings: the larger one (accommodating 6 people), facing southwest, and the smaller one (accommodating 4 people), facing northwest. Both have a view of the natural pond. The larger hide includes sleeping facilities, heating, and a toilet, while the smaller one does not provide sleeping accommodation. Both are powered by solar panels. Externally, both structures have been carefully designed to blend harmoniously into the natural surroundings and remain as unobtrusive as possible. These are highly specialized hides intended primarily to attract birds of prey, although, to date, a total of 88 bird species from the Greek bird list have been photographed there.

The hide area is located along the southern edge of the oak and pine forest, overlooking a permanent feeding station and a small natural pond. It consists of two buildings: the larger one (accommodating 6 people), facing southwest, and the smaller one (accommodating 4 people), facing northwest. Both have a view of the natural pond. The larger hide includes sleeping facilities, heating, and a toilet, while the smaller one does not provide sleeping accommodation. Both are powered by solar panels. Externally, both structures have been carefully designed to blend harmoniously into the natural surroundings and remain as unobtrusive as possible. These are highly specialized hides intended primarily to attract birds of prey, although, to date, a total of 88 bird species from the Greek bird list have been photographed there.