Top Syros Food & Drink

The taste of the island is all around us as we stroll through the narrow streets and squares, filled with the aromas of fresh bread and fragrant herbs. Tasting selected local products Traditional family-owned businesses (pastry shop, fish market, butcher shop, bakery) Interaction with the local community A journey of flavors, tradition, and authentic experiences that you’ll never forget!

Take advantage of Syros’ beautiful scenery and agricultural bounty—and learn a traditional approach to local cooking—when you sign up for this intimate, private class. Following morning pickup at your hotel (if option selected), transfer to your instructor’s house in southern Syros. Stroll through her garden, learn about the plants that grow there, and pick fresh herbs and other ingredients. Then, head to the kitchen to prepare a multi-dish feast, with your guide’s instruction, before sitting down to a hearty lunch.

Enjoy an immersive, personalized way to experience Syros on this small-group wine-tasting tour. Meet in the island’s oldest village (or upgrade for round-trip hotel transfers), and set off for a walk that takes in many of its most scenic corners. Along the way, taste a range of top-quality wines; enjoy cheese, charcuterie, and other snacks; and learn more about local history as you settle into the tranquil pace of village life.

Step into the heart of Greek cuisine with a hands-on cooking class on idyllic Syros Island. Using a professional kitchen, you’ll craft authentic Greek dishes that go far beyond the usual fare, from appetizers to luscious desserts. Along the way, you’ll uncover unique ingredients and master traditional techniques. The experience wraps up with a delightful meal in a charming courtyard—complete with local wine, if you choose.

Nemea is Greece’s largest wine region, with a wide range of vintages to explore. Discover them without the hassle of appointing a designated driver or negotiating Athens traffic on this private tour, which visits four different wineries, some with magical views, as well as Ancient Nemea, home to a ruined stadium and a charming temple. Pay per vehicle, not per person, and cover the wineries’ small fees as you go.