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This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 olive oil tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Make fresh pasta, taste organic olive oil and wine, and enjoy a family-friendly lunch at a working farm near Paciano, Italy.
“Beautiful setting under the Tuscan sun. Great food and drink. Try to choose small classes. It would be helpful if everyone got the recipes ahead of time. The hotel was clean and picturesque.”
Cycle Umbria’s vineyards and olive groves, visit Bevagna and Cannara, then enjoy organic wine, homemade lunch, and an e-bike ride.
“Danielle was the perfect tour guide. Nice tour and exceptional food and wine at the winery. I can highly recommend this tour for the whole family.”
Taste Umbrian olive oils, local foods, and centuries of milling history at a small family-run mill near Perugia.
“Alessandro had a real passion for the business And put it over well. The olive oils and food provided for the tasting were delicious. The one thing we had trouble with was parking- we didn’t like to turn in with our campervan as the yard looked very crowded- harvest starts next week and all were getting ready. But it was ok as there is a big parking area further down the hill, so we just had to walk back up.”
Visit Trevi’s olive groves, see an Umbrian oil mill, and taste fresh extra virgin olive oil on an affordable private tour.
“Great your - only about 45 min. Roberto was super informative and very fun to be around - and super helpful w tips for us about Trevi and the region. Olive oil was great and pretty inexpensive.”
A press, a grove, a museum or a bench with six oils on it.
