About this tour
Spend six hours on a working Sardinian dairy farm learning to milk sheep and goats, then make cheese and ricotta using traditional methods alongside the farmers who've honed these skills over decades. You'll eat lunch surrounded by the landscape that shapes this craft, gaining real insight into how shepherding sustains both culture and livelihood across the island.
Highlights
- Milk sheep and goats under a farmer's guidance
- Make fresh cheese and ricotta by hand
- Lunch prepared from farm ingredients
- Learn stories and techniques passed through generations
- Explore working dairy operation in rural Sardinia
What to expect
You'll start with hands-on milking, learning the rhythm and technique required to work with the animals. After this, the farmer walks you through cheese-making in real time—heating milk, adding cultures, cutting curds, draining whey—explaining each step's purpose. The work is unhurried; there's time to ask questions and absorb how decisions about temperature and timing shape the final product. Lunch comes after, featuring dishes built around what the farm produces. Expect a modest, working setting rather than a polished venue.
Good to know
Wear clothes you don't mind getting milk on. The farm accommodates vegetarians and those with dietary needs (pasta dishes available). Pets are welcome outside the processing areas. Minimum two people required to confirm the visit. Allergies and intolerances have limited accommodation options.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.







