About this tour
This three-hour Sorrento farm visit takes you through working groves and dairies where you'll handle the produce and craft the food yourself. Walk between lemon trees to press fresh juice, taste cold-pressed olive oil straight from the press, then stand at the cheese station as mozzarella and ricotta come together under your hands. The finale: stretch pizza dough you've kneaded and bake it in a wood-fired oven using what you've harvested. You leave with the tastes and muscle memory of the region, plus a bottle of limoncello to take home.
Highlights
- Squeeze lemons from the grove into fresh lemonade
- Taste organic extra virgin olive oil at source
- Shape warm mozzarella and ricotta by hand
- Knead and top your own Margherita pizza
- Fire your pizza in a traditional wood-burning oven
- Sample homemade dessert and limoncello
What to expect
You'll move between three stations on the farm, spending roughly 45 minutes at each. At the lemon grove, you'll pick and press; expect sticky hands and the sharp citrus smell. The olive oil tasting involves small samples of their current pressing—mineral, grassy notes—paired with bread. In the dairy space, you'll work with warm curds, stretching and folding until mozzarella forms; a staff member guides you through the motions. Finally, you'll prepare pizza dough from scratch, top it, and watch it cook. The whole group eats together at the end.
Good to know
Wear closed shoes and clothes you don't mind getting food on. The farm is accessible by wheelchair, though some stations involve standing. Private transport is included. Three hours is fairly active—expect to be on your feet most of the time. Bring sun protection in summer.
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.







