Amalfi Coast Cooking Class with Kids 2026: Ages & Best Picks

Booking choice: The Agerola farm class, from $69 per person. Check dates Compare the options below

The best-known class, the farmhouse cooking class above Amalfi, does not admit children under 8 at all. Families with younger children have good options, though, in Agerola and on the Sorrento peninsula.

The quick answer

The Amalfi farmhouse class and its pizza class are for ages 8 and over, with no youth discount listed. The Agerola farm class takes children from age 2 at a child rate (ages 2 to 9). The Sorrento farm class has a child rate for 4 to 10, and Mari's farm class for 4 to 11. Alcohol is only served to adults.

Two glasses of tiramisu dusted with cocoa — Tiramisu is on the menu in Agerola.

Which Amalfi Coast cooking classes accept young children?

The Agerola farm class (from age 2), the Sorrento farm class and Mari's farm class (child rates from age 4). The Amalfi farmhouse is 8+.

Class	Child rate	Minimum age	From
Agerola farm class	Ages 2 to 9	2	$69
Farm class above Sorrento	Ages 4 to 10	Infants on laps	$149
Mari's family farm	Ages 4 to 11	Infants on laps	$166
Amalfi farmhouse class	None listed	8	$148
Amalfi pizza class	None listed	8	$63

Travelling with little ones? Check dates for the Agerola farm class.

Check dates for the Agerola farm class

Can children under 8 join the Amalfi farmhouse class?

No. Every guest must be over 7 to enter the venue, even if they are not cooking, and every guest pays the class price.

The steep steps and uneven surfaces are part of the reason. Guests aged 8 to 17 book alongside an adult, and Viator lists no youth discount.

Steep green terraces above the sea — The farm sits on a steep hillside above Amalfi.

Which class is best for young children?

The Agerola farm class: children from age 2 pay a child rate, and the menu of fresh pasta, mozzarella and tiramisu suits young cooks.

It is held on a family farm in Agerola, the mountain village above the coast, with lunch or dinner of the dishes you make. Reach it by SITA bus to Agerola, getting off at Bomerano, about 300 metres from the farm.

Want a class the whole family can do? Agerola has a child rate from age 2.

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What about teenagers?

Teens are welcome at every class here, from age 8 at the Amalfi farm.

One family with children aged 13 and 10 wrote that the pizza class kept everyone engaged, interested and happy the whole time. Note that alcohol is served only to guests 18 and over.

Spreading tomato sauce on a pizza base — In the pizza class, each guest builds their own pizza.

Do children pay less?

At Agerola, the Sorrento farm and Mari's farm, yes; at the Amalfi farm, no.

Viator shows child discounts of about 16% at Agerola, 15% at the Sorrento farm class and close to half price at Mari's farm. Exact child prices appear when you choose your date and add travelers.

How do you keep kids happy during a three-hour class?

Pick a short class with a clear finish: pizza, pasta or tiramisu they can eat at the end.

Give them the garden jobs, let them knead and roll, and bring a hat and water for outdoor time. Small groups, like Mari's farm with up to six guests, give children more to do.