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The 5 best olive oil tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Walk among ancient olive trees in Ostuni, explore historic oil mills, and taste three organic Puglian oils at Masseria Valente.
“Maria our guide was great! she took us through the masseria and told us all about the history and the various olive trees on the farm.. the oils they had tasted good and we bought several bottles back.”
Tour ancient olive groves near Ostuni, visit a 16th-century underground mill, and taste three organic oils with classic Puglian snacks.
“Educational and fun. Historically interesting. I had never done olive oil tasting before. An experience in itself!Auto-translated”
Ride from Ostuni through ancient olive groves to a rock village, with local stories, e-bike support, and a walk through the White City.
“Rocco a été très fort car il a organisé au pied levé une visite d’une coopérative oléicole et une dégustation d’huiles d’olive Et la balade dans les oliveraies a été intéressante et captivante : sentiers, grottes, découverte de la flore locale… Je conseille fortement”
Walk ancient olive groves, visit an underground mill, and taste three extra virgin oils near Ostuni in a short private Puglian tour.
“Very nice little tour through the olive trees and the old cellar. Enthousiastic tourguide. Tour felt a bit short...”
Ride Ostuni’s ancient olive groves and white-stone old town on a small-group e-bike tour with local guide Rocco.
“What a surprise this bike tour was! We just wanted to add a bit of activity to the holiday, but it ended up being our favourite day! Firstly, a huge thank you to Rocco - from the messages about our booking, to picking us up in Ostuni, and adapting our tour to include olive oil tasting. His enthusiasm for the region, its people and the natural environment was infectious, and explained in impeccable English. We loved learning the history of the olive groves and stopping to try a few fresh figs and feed the beautiful Pugliese horses. A special thanks to Rocco’s uncle who stopped by with fresh focaccia -…”
A press, a grove, a museum or a bench with six oils on it.
