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

Prices vary by format and city. Guided winery tours and olive grove visits with tastings sit in the mid-range, while private cooking classes and premium small-group experiences cost more because they include a host, ingredients and a full meal.

Which Sardinia food and wine tours offer free cancellation?

All experiences on this page include free cancellation, so you can book a winery tour, olive oil tasting or cooking class in advance and adjust plans if your trip changes. That applies to the Gallura winery tour in Olbia, the olive grove visit in Oristano, the vineyard tour near Cagliari and the private cooking classes in Cagliari and Arzachena.

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Food & wine · Sardinia

Sardinia Food & Wine City Tours

Average rating4.7Median price$90

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About Sardinia

Sardinia's food and wine scene rewards travellers who slow down and sit at the table — from the crisp Vermentino and Cannonau cellars of Gallura to the olive groves and pasta boards of the interior. In Olbia, the Olbia: Guided Gallura Winery Tour with Wine Tasting pairs cellar visits with a proper tasting, while in Alghero the Alghero: Historic Center Walking Tour with a Local Guide walks you past the Catalan-influenced lanes where the island's seafood and wine culture meet.

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Frequently asked questions

Sardinia's food culture is deeply regional: Gallura is known for Vermentino and granite-soil vineyards, while the Cagliari area produces Carignano and olive oil from centuries-old groves. Experiences here tend to be small and hosted by producers or home cooks rather than large commercial venues, so you taste the island's actual pantry — cured.