Greece · FOOD TOURS IN MYKONOS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 food tours in Mykonos earn the slot, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Tour Mykonos vineyards and olive groves, taste family-made wine and local food, and enjoy traditional music at a warm Marathi farm.
“Amazing experience! Family owned!! So much food, wine and hospitality! And the cleanest bathroom in Mykonos!”
Taste five small-batch beers at Mykonos Brewing Company, learn local brewing stories, and find limited-edition beers in a relaxed taproom.
“Margarita and Yoshi were amazing! They were very knowledgeable and showed the ins and outs of the brewery. The beers were great and we liked each one. Perfect for big groups and couples!”
Taste four Greek wines at a traditional Mykonian farm with a sommelier, local snacks, and round-trip transport from your hotel or port.
“Really nice experience at a small peaceful winery in Mykonos. Lots of facts and explanations about the wines, really interesting to learn!”
Taste Mykonos classics, visit a 1420 bakery, see Little Venice, and enjoy souvlaki, mastiha, sweets, and Greek coffee on foot.
“This was a fantastic experience, a walking tour in Mykonos where we enjoyed a wonderful sampling of food, drinks, desserts and coffee!”
Explore Mykonos Town through local sights, gyro, pastries, coffee, and Little Venice on this friendly three-hour walking food tour.
“Our guide was very nice and enthusiastic. However, Mykonos was very crowded so the skinny streets were packed. We had to walk single file. Most of our group could not hear what the tour guide had to say because ear buds were not provided and our guide did not have a microphone. Both were needed. Also we were a bit disappointed in the types of food offered… pastries. gyros, coffee, spanakopita & phyllo with cheese. We had all tried those types of food and would have enjoyed foods that were bit more unique. The tour was 3 hours. Our tour guide did her best to inform us, but the tour…”
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