About this tour
Master authentic Andalusian cooking in a traditional home with a chef who's spent 45 years perfecting regional recipes. This five-hour class starts at a local market where you'll select fresh ingredients, then moves to a centuries-old kitchen to learn genuine dishes that go well beyond the tourist stereotypes of paella and sangria. You'll cook, eat, and drink your way through a proper education in southern Spanish food culture.
Highlights
- Shop at working local market with your chef guide
- Cook in a traditional Andalusian house, not a commercial kitchen
- Learn from a chef with four decades of professional experience
- Taste authentic regional recipes, not tourist versions
- Three-course lunch with wine and local drinks included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off both ways
What to expect
After hotel collection, you'll head to a neighbourhood market to source ingredients alongside your guide—expect to handle vegetables, cured meats, and fish as locals do. The cooking happens in an actual traditional home rather than a purpose-built studio, which means tighter quarters and genuine kitchen rhythms. Your chef will walk you through each dish step-by-step, with time to ask questions and watch techniques up close. There's structure, but it's relaxed; you're learning by doing, not lecturing. Lunch arrives fresh from the stove, eaten in the home with wine and local spirits. By the end, you'll have made several dishes from scratch.
Good to know
Minimum age 18 if drinking alcohol. Wheelchair accessible throughout. Wear clothes you don't mind getting flour on. The class operates in multiple languages. Gratuities not included. Public transport is nearby if you need it.
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.







