How much do food & drink tours cost in Basilicata?

Prices vary by experience, with options ranging from budget-friendly tastings to premium cooking classes. For example, a mozzarella and cheese tasting is a great value, while a hot air balloon flight offers a premium perspective. Most tours include all ingredients and tastings, ensuring a memorable experience without hidden costs.

Which food & drink tours have free cancellation?

All half-day food and drink tours in Basilicata offer free cancellation, giving you flexibility. Whether you book a pasta class in a Sassi cellar or an intimate wine tasting, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, making planning stress-free.

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Half-Day Tours · Basilicata

Half-Day Food & Drink Tours in Basilicata

Average rating4.8Median price$97

Basilicata's rugged landscapes and ancient traditions come alive in its food and wine, making a half-day tour the perfect way to taste the region's soul. Join a Matera: Pasta Cooking Class Old Farmer Style in Sassi Cellar to learn time-honored techniques in a cave setting, or savor the countryside with a Matera Cooking Class: Authentic Flavors in the Lucanian Countryside.

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Matera: Pasta Cooking Class Old Farmer Style in Sassi Cellar

Rating 5.0, 133 reviewsFood & drinkDuration 3 h

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Half-day tours in Basilicata offer an intimate glimpse into the region's culinary traditions, often set in historic Sassi caves or the Lucanian countryside. You can learn pasta-making from local farmers, taste fresh mozzarella with a master cheesemaker, or enjoy a wine pairing—all in just a few hours, perfect for travelers with limited time.