Culinary & Wine Tours in Greece | Authentic Food & Wine Experiences

Jan 19, 2026 | Culinary Tour, food, Gastronomy, Greece, Wine, Wine Tour | 0 comments

Culinary and wine experience in Greece with local food and vineyards

Culinary & Wine Tours in Greece offer a unique way to experience the country through its flavors, aromas, and local traditions. Culinary and wine tours in Greece offer one of the most authentic ways to experience the country’s culture, flavors, and traditions. Beyond iconic landscapes and ancient sites, Greek culture lives in its cuisine, vineyards, and the stories shared around the table. Porto Planet designs immersive culinary and wine experiences across Greece, connecting travelers with authentic gastronomy, regional wines, and meaningful cultural encounters through slow, carefully curated journeys.

Authentic Culinary & Wine Tours in Greece

Greek cuisine is deeply rooted in local identity, seasonality, and simplicity. Each region tells its own story through ingredients, recipes, and cooking techniques passed down through generations. Porto Planet’s culinary journeys invite travelers to experience Greece beyond restaurants, through hands-on encounters with local producers, chefs, and families.

From traditional cooking experiences in rural villages to market visits guided by locals, our itineraries highlight authentic food culture rather than staged experiences. Guests may explore olive groves, cheese dairies, honey producers, or family-run tavernas, are discovering how food connects land, people, and history.

Our culinary and wine tours in Greece are designed for travelers who value authenticity, quality, and meaningful local connections.

Discover Greece’s Ancient Wine Traditions

Greece is one of the world’s oldest wine-producing regions, with a winemaking history dating back thousands of years. Today, a new generation of winemakers is reviving indigenous grape varieties and sustainable practices, producing wines that reflect Greece’s diverse terroirs.

Porto Planet’s wine experiences focus on boutique wineries and authentic vineyard visits rather than commercial tastings. Guests are introduced to local grape varieties, regional wine styles, and the stories behind each estate. Tastings are often paired with local cuisine, allowing travelers to understand how food and wine coexist naturally in Greek culture.

Wine journeys may include vineyard walks, cellar visits, and private tastings guided by winemakers themselves, offering insight into both tradition and innovation within Greek winemaking.

Slow Food, Local Producers & Meaningful Encounters

At the heart of our culinary and wine journeys is the philosophy of slow travel. We believe meaningful experiences come from taking time—time to taste, to listen, and to connect.

Porto Planet works closely with small-scale producers, family businesses, and local communities across Greece. These relationships allow us to offer exclusive access and authentic encounters, whether it’s sharing a meal with locals, learning traditional recipes, or understanding the cultural significance of regional products.

By supporting local producers, our experiences not only enrich travelers but also contribute to the preservation of Greece’s culinary heritage.

Culinary & Wine Tours in Greece for Small Groups & Private Travelers

Our culinary and wine experiences are crafted for small groups and private travelers seeking comfort, personalization, and depth. Each itinerary is thoughtfully designed to balance exploration, relaxation, and cultural immersion.

Travelers benefit from concierge-level service, private transfers, and carefully selected boutique or luxury accommodations when desired. Every detail is considered to ensure a seamless experience, allowing guests to focus fully on enjoying Greece through its cuisine and wine.

👉 Discover our Culinary & Wine Tours in Greece and explore bespoke journeys designed around taste, tradition, and authenticity.

Porto Planet offers immersive culinary and wine tours across Greece, featuring authentic local gastronomy, vineyard visits, and farm-to-table experiences. Perfect for travelers seeking cultural and food adventures. Explore our Culinary & Wine Tours here: /culinary-wine-tours/

Culinary & Wine Travel Tailored to You

Whether you are a seasoned food enthusiast, a wine lover, or a traveler curious to explore Greece beyond the obvious, Porto Planet creates journeys tailored to your interests and pace. Our culinary and wine experiences can stand alone or be combined with cultural exploration, island journeys, or luxury travel for a complete Greek experience.

Each journey is designed with care, ensuring authenticity, comfort, and a deep connection to Greece’s living traditions.

Crete – 8 most wonderful Tourist attractions

Jan 19, 2019 | Culinary Tour, Greece, Uncategorized

Crete, the largest of the Greek islands and the fifth biggest island in the Mediterranean lies 318 kilometers south of Athens’ port, Piraeus. Rimmed by more than 1,000 kilometers of coastline, it combines dramatic mountains with deep rocky gorges and blissful golden sand beaches. The most southerly outpost of Europe, its south coast extends to the Libyan Sea, looking to Africa, while cultural influences from Asia Minor can also be felt from the period spent under Turkish rule. Thanks to its fertile soils and warm, sunny climate, the local economy is based on agriculture, with tourism coming in a strong second. Crete’s ancient archaeological sites, centuries-old harbor towns, and beaches attract visitors from all over the world.

1. Samaria Gorge

Samaria Gorge, Chania, Omalos, crete, Greece

Contained within the Samaria National Park, this impressive 18-kilometer gorge is on the UNESCO World Heritage Site’s tentative list. From Xylóskalo, just outside the mountain village of Omalos, the gorge descends 1,250 meters to arrive at the Libyan Sea in Agia Roumeli on Crete’s sunny south coast. The river Tarraios, which dries up in summer but floods in winter, runs the length of the gorge with high rocky cliffs to each side. The stony path is quite challenging and not recommended for people with knee problems, but it’s a must-do for athletic visitors to Crete. On the busiest days, up to 3,000 people hike through the gorge. The walk can take four to six hours depending on how fit you are. It is open to visitors from May through mid-October. (more…)

Vegetarian Vegan Tastes

Aug 30, 2017 | Culinary Tour, Culture, food, Gastronomy, Greece

Discovering Greece’s Vegetarian Vegan Tastes

Greek vegetarian vegan tastes are simple, and when someone wants to sense their identity, then they need to visit Greece. If you’ve never walked under the warm and bright sun of Greece, sat under an olive tree, smelled fresh thyme, oregano, or sage, or experienced simplicity over complexity, then it would be difficult for you to sense and comprehend the superiority and uniqueness of Greek vegetarian vegan food, diet and lifestyle.

Greece’s bright blue sky, the serenity of its sea, and the fact that is at the crossroads of three continents have always attracted people from around the world, and even in ancient times great Mediterranean civilizations endeavored to establish political and economic dominance (or relations) with the Greek world. (more…)