easy
2 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for most visitors comfortable with moderate walking.
Step into a historic Apulian Masseria near Ostuni for an olive oil tasting that blends rustic tradition with rich flavors. Discover ancient groves, learn how prized oils are made, and enjoy a local four-course lunch surrounded by timeless countryside.
Duration 2 hours • Groups of up to 10 people
Experience the charm of a historic Apulian farm, Masseria, nestled among ancient olive trees near Ostuni. Discover the art of olive oil production, savor exquisite tastings, and indulge in an authentic four-course lunch, all while surrounded by breathtaking countryside views. This is a unique taste of Puglia you won't forget.
Visit Apulian farm - Masseria - with one of the oldest olive oil mills. Located in the countryside near Ostuni and surrounded by the gorgeous landscapes of thousand-year-old olive trees, Masseria is that corner of Puglia that you’ve always dreamed to experience. Discover how the olive oil is produced, enjoy tasting of oil and continue with authentic lunch in Masseria. The lunch includes 4 sets of menu and drinks.
Expect uneven, natural ground around the Masseria and olive groves; sturdy shoes are recommended.
Mornings and evenings can be cool, so packing a light jacket or sweater is advised.
Carry water especially during warmer months, as tastings and walking may take a couple of hours.
Tours are limited to 10 participants to preserve an intimate experience—reserve your spot in advance.
Massarias in Puglia historically served as fortified estates in rural areas to protect families and crops, evolving into centers of agricultural life.
Olive groves here are sustainably managed, preserving biodiversity and maintaining soil health through traditional farming methods.
Protects feet while navigating uneven farm paths and around the Masseria.
Provides shade during midday tastings and outdoor meals.
summer specific
Useful for cool mornings and evenings during spring visits.
spring specific
Staying hydrated is important in the warm Apulian climate.
summer specific