How much do food and wine city tours in Amalfi cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Short tastings and factory visits sit at the budget end, while half-day vineyard tours, private cooking classes and full-day coastal itineraries are premium. Because the site shows live prices in your chosen currency, compare the options directly on each tour page before booking.

Which food and wine city tours in Amalfi offer free cancellation?

Most food and wine experiences in Amalfi include free cancellation, and each listing states the exact deadline on its booking page. Check that line before you confirm, since a few limited-capacity departures sell out and may carry different terms. Filtering by free cancellation is the quickest way to see only flexible options.

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Food & wine · Amalfi

Food & Wine City Tours in Amalfi

Average rating4.8Median price$240

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About Amalfi

Amalfi's food and wine scene is built into the landscape itself — terraced lemon groves climb the cliffs above town, and family cellars still press grapes grown on slopes that drop straight to the sea. A food-focused city tour here means walking those terraces and tasting what they produce, whether that's the Amalfi Vertical Lemon Farm Tour with Tastings and Rural Museum or the Amalfi Coast Wine Tour: Tastings & Vineyard Exploration. Both put you face to face with the growers and makers rather than a restaurant menu alone.

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In Amalfi, food and wine are tied to specific terraced plots above the sea, so a guided experience takes you to the source: lemon groves, historic cellars and small vineyards you would not find on your own. You taste alongside the people who grow and produce, and learn how the terrain shapes what ends up in your glass or on your plate.