WORLDWIDE · MYKONOS FARM TOURS
The 12 best farm tours in Mykonos you can book today, with the price a head, how long each runs and who it suits. Start at the top.
See Mykonos beyond the party scene on a four-hour tour of Ano Mera, a monastery, farm, beaches, villages, and island viewpoints.
“Really recommend to everyone,the guides was really nice ,especially thanks to Andressa ,love the lunch at farm,very traditional and taste .”
Taste four Greek wines at a traditional Mykonian farm with a sommelier, local snacks, hotel transfers, and midday or evening departures.
“I booked this “Mykonos Farm” wine tasting expecting an authentic family farm experience. Instead, we were taken to what looked like an abandoned lot with a few dead grapevines, a chained dog, and trash piles in the middle of nowhere. Our sommelier Peter was the only bright spot — friendly and knowledgeable — but even he couldn’t rescue this depressing and misleading excursion. The “wine and local products” consisted of four wines served with stale white bread, cheap crackers, two cherry tomatoes, a few cucumber slices, and two rubbery, flavorless cheeses. We left hungry and disappointed. The “history of wine production” was four printed photos shown to us briefly. Transportation…”
Taste four Greek wines at a traditional Mykonian farm, learn simple tasting skills, and enjoy local snacks with hotel pickup included.
“We were the only two perfect for our party and got to ask so many questions”
Bake bread in a wood oven, tour a working Mykonian farm, meet its animals, and enjoy a generous Greek brunch with hotel pickup.
“We were picked directly outside our cruise ship and brought to the farm. It was a very nice small farm, with friendly staff and beautiful views. Then we met the chef who showed us how to make dough for bread and pizza. While the dough was rising, we were treated to coffee and a tour of the farm. There were dogs, cows, donkeys, sheep, goats, and very beautiful views. Once our tour was finished, we were able to enjoy what we made! The food was delicious- greek salad, spanikopita, tomato&feta pizza (that we made!), and a really delicious tzatiki dip. I definitely recommend this tour for a smaller, quiet, exursion…”
Bake Mykonian bread in a wood-fired oven, tour an organic farm, meet animals, and enjoy a local brunch with hotel pickup.
“We loved every minute of this. Baking was just an experience not to be missed. many laughs had. It was just so much fun. yummy yummy yummy. it was just my husband and I so we had a blast. intimate yet welcoming.”
Review of Mykonos farm barbecue: animals, garden, Greek cooking, unlimited food and wine, pickup details, price, and honest drawbacks.
“NOBODY SHOWED UP FOR PICKUP SO WE MISSED THE EVENT !”
Trade Mykonos crowds for a farm barbecue with animal visits, Greek cooking, local wine, island history, and hotel transfers.
“A nice local experience. Get to try great BBQ and local wine away from the crowds of Mykonos. Staff are welcoming and friendly.”
Visit a working Mykonian farm near Ano Mera, meet animals, taste local snacks and raki, and try seasonal farming tasks.
“Pretty bare-bones, we went on the farm tour. The man, who greeted us was very kind. Food was simple, bread was a little stale. It's cute:) But nothing special. You can skip it, if you are in Mykonos.”
Trade Mykonos beaches for farm cooking, Greek wine, and a relaxed meal with transfers included at this five-hour local experience.
“If you ever want to know what is hidden in the stuffed dumplings, then I recommend a trip to the farm. Under very nice instructions with a lot of fun (and snacking) we were able to prepare them there ourselves, and of course also eat them.”
Learn to taste Greek extra virgin olive oil at Mykonian Farm, compare quality oils, and explore Mediterranean food traditions in a small-group session.
“Had a wonderful time. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to learn more about olive oil and it history.”
Review the Mykonian Farm entrance ticket, with practical advice on price, animals, food, access, hours, and who should book.
“We visited the farm and booked a guided tour followed by food and wine. Our guide Babis took a lot of time and told us a lot about the origin of the farm. We could pet and feed all the animals (cows, donkeys, goats, sheep). Afterwards there was a very delicious and sufficient dinner with unlimited wine.”
Visit Mykonian Farm near Ano Mera for village sights, organic farming, local snacks, raki, hotel pickup, and a relaxed three-hour outing.
“It was a waste of time and money. The tour guide did not engage with us. She did not give information on the way to the farm.”
Every kind of farm on the site, in one place.
