Looking for an experience of breathtaking views, flavours and Sardinian tradition? Depart aboard a comfortable vehicle from Alghero with your expert guide, that will accompany you on a journey through unforgettable views overlooking the sea, along the coastal Alghero - Bosa. The final destination will be a country house in Montresta, near Bosa, where a family of shepherds will welcome you to guide you in a fun workshop of traditional Sardinian cuisine. You will learn the secrets of the preparation of some typical local products such as pasta, called "pipiriolos", and also some bread or a cake depending on the availability of the period. Afterward, you can also take a relaxing walk through the nature surrounding the farm or in the town, before returning to Alghero.
Cooking Class in a Country House with Walk in the Nature from Alghero
- Marvel at breathtaking views along Alghero-Bosa
- Join shepherds in a Sardinian kitchen, crafting "pipiriolos" and more goodies
- Unwind with a walk in nature or explore Montresta village
Guided tour
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Food tasting
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Local guide
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Multilingual guide
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Cooking class
Guided tour
Drinks
Drinks
Via Lido, 73, 07041 Alghero, SS, Italy
Not suitable:
- This activity is not suitable for children under 4 years old
Remember to bring:
- It's suggest to bring a water bottle
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes
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