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Enjoy a 4-hour traditional Greek cooking class on Lefkada Micro Farm, including organic harvesting, baking bread, and preparing classic dishes with expert guidance.

At $108 per person for a 4-hour experience, the Traditional Greek Cooking Class at Lefkada Micro Farm offers a wonderful chance to step away from the busy beaches and explore Greece’s culinary roots. Located in Western Greece, this tour combines hands-on cooking with a guided farm visit that emphasizes organic produce and traditional methods.
This tour is ideal for food lovers who want to learn authentic Greek recipes, enjoy farm-to-table ingredients, and experience the peaceful countryside. While the focus is on simple, fresh ingredients and traditional techniques, it’s equally suitable for those curious about Greek farming and food culture. The group size is limited to 10 participants, fostering an intimate and engaging atmosphere.
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The tour begins with a guided walk around Lefkada Micro Farm, where visitors get to see firsthand how organic vegetables, herbs, and trees are cultivated. This part of the experience provides insight into Greek farming practices and the importance of organic produce in traditional cuisine. The farm also houses animals, contributing to the farm’s lively atmosphere and demonstrating a fully integrated farm-to-table environment.
Participants have the opportunity to harvest vegetables for their lunch, selecting high-quality, fresh ingredients directly from the land. This active involvement connects visitors to the food they will prepare, making the subsequent cooking even more meaningful. The guides explain the farm’s sustainable practices, adding an educational layer to the experience.

One of the highlights is kneading and baking your own bread in the open air wood burning oven. The tour starts with lighting the fire and preparing the dough, giving participants a chance to learn traditional bread-making techniques. Watching the oven heat up and then baking the bread on-site offers a satisfying connection to Greek culinary traditions.
The freshly baked bread becomes a foundation for the meal, and its aroma fills the outdoor kitchen. This part of the experience appeals to those who enjoy hands-on activities and appreciate the rustic charm of bread baked in a traditional oven.

After harvesting vegetables, the group moves into preparing Briam, a roasted mixed vegetable dish that is a staple in Greek homes. The vegetables are seasoned and placed in the wood-fired oven, allowing participants to see the entire process from preparation to cooking.
Alongside Briam, the class covers Greek Salad and Tzatziki, made with the freshest vegetables, local goat cheese, and traditional sheep’s yoghurt sourced from small local dairies. These dishes highlight the simplicity and flavor of Greek cuisine, emphasizing fresh, organic ingredients and traditional recipes that are easy to replicate at home.
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Once all dishes are cooked, the group gathers in the open air kitchen to enjoy their freshly prepared lunch. Sitting outdoors, surrounded by the farm’s greenery, enhances the tasting experience. The meal features the bread, Briam, salad, and Tzatziki, offering a wholesome taste of Greece’s culinary heritage.
This communal dining setup fosters conversation and appreciation for the effort behind each dish. The focus on locally sourced, organic ingredients provides a nutritious and flavorful meal that showcases Greek food at its best.

The tour is led by Andreas, whose friendly and knowledgeable manner becomes evident from the start. Visitors mention his ability to make the experience feel like chatting with a friend, sharing stories about food, gardening, and local life. Andreas’s enthusiasm and clear English communication enhance the learning process and make participants feel comfortable.
Marco also contributes to the welcoming atmosphere and adds to the hands-on cooking. Their combined expertise and approachable style turn this class into more than just a cooking lesson — it’s an engaging experience that leaves a lasting impression.

The tour is kept intimate with a maximum of 10 participants, ensuring personalized attention and interaction. It is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for a wider range of visitors. The activity lasts 4 hours, with starting times subject to availability, so it’s best to check in advance.
Booking is flexible, with options to reserve now and pay later. Cancellations are free if made up to 24 hours in advance, providing peace of mind for travelers with changing plans. Participants are advised to inform the organizers about any food allergies or dietary restrictions.

What makes this experience special is the blend of hands-on participation, farm visits, and authentic Greek recipes. Visitors consistently praise the knowledgeable guides, especially Andreas, whose warmth and storytelling make the whole journey enjoyable. The inclusion of harvesting vegetables and baking bread gives a genuine farm-to-table feel.
Compared to other activities, this tour’s emphasis on organic ingredients and traditional techniques offers a deeper understanding of Greek cuisine beyond just eating at restaurants. The outdoor setting and small group size create an authentic, relaxed environment, perfect for those who want a meaningful connection to their food.

This cooking class suits foodies, garden lovers, and culture seekers alike. It is especially well-suited for travelers interested in learning authentic Greek recipes and understanding local farming practices. Perfect for those who enjoy interactive experiences with a relaxed pace, it also appeals to families or small groups looking for a memorable activity on Lefkada.
Participants should be comfortable with light physical activity involved in harvesting and kneading dough. The experience is accessible but primarily outdoors, so appropriate clothing for the weather is advised.
The Traditional Greek Cooking Class at Lefkada Micro Farm offers a genuine taste of Greece’s culinary traditions, combining hands-on cooking, harvesting, and baking in a scenic, rustic setting. It delivers a well-rounded experience that highlights the farm-to-table approach and the simplicity of Greek flavors.
This tour excels in providing knowledgeable guidance, delicious food, and a peaceful farm atmosphere. It’s perfect for anyone wanting more than just a meal — instead, gaining skills, stories, and memories rooted in Lefkada’s rich food culture.
“Andreas is an amazing host, we had a really great chat about food and gardening and life in general! It was like talking to a friend! The good was …”
How long is the cooking class?
The class lasts 4 hours, including farm visits, cooking, and lunch.
What is included in the price?
The price covers all cooking utensils and an apron, plus the ingredients for the recipes, and the farm tour.
Is the tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
Yes, the activity is wheelchair accessible, making it accessible for those with mobility needs.
Do I need to prepare or inform about food allergies?
Yes, it’s advised to inform the organizers of any food allergies or dietary restrictions in advance.
What dishes will I learn to prepare?
You’ll learn to make Briam, Greek Salad, and Tzatziki, along with baking your own bread.
Where does the class take place?
The entire experience is set at Lefkada Micro Farm, located in the scenic Greek countryside.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
What language is the tour conducted in?
The instructor speaks English, ensuring clear communication throughout.
Is this a group activity?
Yes, limited to 10 participants, fostering an intimate and engaging environment.
Would I recommend this experience?
Absolutely — if you want a practical, authentic, and relaxing way to connect with Greek food and culture.