Olive oil tours · DINNER EXPERIENCES

2 Dinner Experiences to Build a Morning Around

2 tours  ·  from $76 a head

Good dinner experiences run small groups and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 2 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.

Olive Oil tour with Tuscan dinner - Walking among the olive varieties
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Olive Oil tour with Tuscan dinner

1.Olive Oil tour with Tuscan dinner

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 69 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $78Our pick

At Agriturismo Tananei near Montecatini Terme, David Meacci leads a small-group olive oil lesson at an 1800s stone farmhouse. Walk among olive trees, learn professional tasting methods, pair several EVO oils with Tuscan dishes, and finish with a homemade dinner and wine.

“We had a wondeful experience learning about the oil growing process and business, how to identify and properly taste the oils, how to pair them with food etc. David is a charming teacher with a great mix of info and humor. Dinner was stunning and the setting a delight. This is a for sure to do item for anyone with interest in olives, food and clever small entrepreneurs.”

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Crete: Olive Oil Festival, Farm Dinner, Live Show & Pickup - Honey, bees, and a very short soap demonstration
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Crete: Olive Oil Festival, Farm Dinner, Live Show & Pickup

2.Olive Oil Festival, Farm Dinner, Live Show & Pickup

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 55 reviews · 6 hours · from $76Best value

Spend six hours in Sissi village exploring an 18th-century olive mill, honey and soap workshops, raki making, Cretan wine, and a farm buffet. Round-trip pickup, dinner, and dancing are included, while wine costs €2 per glass. English, French, and German service is offered.

“Trajet beaucoup trop long avec les arrêts aux différents hôtels,1h30 à l'aller et 1h30 au retour, soit 3h au total . Guide soit disant en français mais mensonger car ne parlait qu' anglais avec quelques mots de français et demandait aux français anglophones de traduire en français...La fabrique de savon dure à peine 5 minutes.Le spectacle folklorique est moyen,celui que nous avions à notre hôtel était de bien meilleure qualité. Repas moyen également. Bref 3h de bus et 3h sur place pour une prestation plus que moyenne,je ne conseille pas.”

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