How much do food & drink tours in Ostuni cost?

Most food and drink experiences in Ostuni sit in the mid-range bracket, with olive oil tastings and short walking tastings at the affordable end and longer day trips or cooking classes costing more. Because prices are shown in your chosen currency at checkout, you can compare the options directly before booking.

Which food & drink tours in Ostuni offer free cancellation?

Every food and drink experience listed for Ostuni comes with free cancellation, including the olive oil tastings, the medieval gardens walk with food tasting, the Pizzica dance class and the pasta cooking class with Nonna. That makes it easy to book ahead and adjust your plans if your first trip to Apulia shifts.

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First-timers · Ostuni

First-Timer Food & Drink Tours in Ostuni

Average rating4.1Median price$72

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About Ostuni

Ostuni's whitewashed old town hides a food culture built on olive oil, pasta and slow Apulian tradition, which makes it an easy place to eat well on a first visit. Start with the Ostuni: Farm Tour Among Ancient Olive Trees with Oil Tasting, where you walk among gnarled trees and taste oil straight from the press, or join the Ostuni: Olive Oil Tasting Tour at an Ancient Masseria Amidst Millennial Olive Trees for a shorter, focused introduction to the region's signature product.

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Ostuni's food experiences are short, walkable and centred on the old town or nearby masserie, so you spend your time tasting rather than travelling. Olive oil is the local speciality, and guided tastings explain how to read the flavour, which gives first-time visitors a useful grounding before eating out on their own.