Booking choice: The farmhouse cooking class, from $148 per person. Check dates Compare the options below
The listings all say "Amalfi Coast", but where a class actually happens decides how you get there, how long it takes and what the view is like. Start with your base, then pick the class.
All classes below include a meal and cancel free up to 24 hours before on Viator.
The quick answer
For a farm-to-table class near Amalfi, the farmhouse cooking class (5.0 from 1,117 reviews). For less money at the same farm, the pizza class. For families with young kids, the Agerola farm class. Staying in Sorrento, the farm class above Sorrento or Mari's tiny class. For a day organised around your group, the private class with Sorrento pickup.
How do the classes compare?
The Amalfi farm leads on reviews; Agerola on price and family rates; the Sorrento peninsula on convenience from Sorrento.
| Class | Where | Rating | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Farmhouse cooking class | Above Amalfi | 5.0 (1,117) | $148 |
| Pizza class | Above Amalfi | 5.0 (107) | $63 |
| Agerola farm class | Agerola | 5.0 (822) | $69 |
| Pasta and mozzarella workshop | Agerola | 4.9 (344) | $69 |
| Farm class above Sorrento | Sorrento hills | 5.0 (130) | $149 |
| Mari's family farm | Massa Lubrense | 5.0 (31) | $166 |
| Private class | Sorrento hills | 5.0 (28) | $249 |
The farmhouse class above Amalfi: a farm-to-table day
Four hours at a farm on the terraces above Amalfi: garden harvest, a hands-on class and a long lunch with wine and limoncello.
It is the most reviewed class here, rated 5.0 from 1,117 reviews. Ages 8 and over; no gluten-free or lactose-free menus; steep steps. See the farmhouse class guide.
Want the farm above Amalfi? Check dates before they fill up.
Check dates for the farmhouse cooking classThe pizza class: the cheaper way in
Three hours at the same farm, ending with your own pizza from the wood-fired oven, for less than half the price.
Rated 5.0 from 107 reviews, with vegan and dairy-free options. See cooking class vs pizza class.
Agerola farm classes: for families and budgets
Two family-run classes in Agerola, both from $69, built around fresh pasta, mozzarella and tiramisu.
The Agerola farm class has a child rate from age 2 and is rated 5.0 from 822 reviews. The pasta and mozzarella workshop nearby is a bigger, livelier class with lunch or dinner and wine, rated 4.9 from 344 reviews.
Cooking with kids? The Agerola farm class welcomes children from age 2.
Explore the Agerola farm classThe farm class above Sorrento: for Sorrento stays
Meet in central Sorrento and cook pasta, ravioli and tiramisu on a family farm in the hills, in a group of up to eight.
Rated 5.0 from 130 reviews, with a child rate for ages 4 to 10.
Mari's farm: a tiny class
Up to six guests at a family farm in Massa Lubrense, with pickup on request and a child rate for ages 4 to 11.
Small numbers mean more hands-on time for each cook. The listing advises against it for flour or lactose allergies.
The private class: for couples who want the chef to themselves
Five hours with hotel pickup in Sorrento, breakfast, a garden harvest, a hands-on class and lunch with wine, for just your group.
From $249 per person. It runs at a farmhouse in the Sorrento hills.
Rather have it private? Check dates for the class with Sorrento pickup.
Check dates for the private farmhouse classWhich class should you book?
Pick by base first, then by who is coming.
- Staying in Amalfi, Atrani or Ravello: the farmhouse class or the pizza class.
- Staying in Positano: the Amalfi farm by ferry, or Agerola by bus.
- Staying in Sorrento: the Sorrento farm class, Mari's farm or the private class.
- Kids under 8: Agerola or a Sorrento-peninsula farm.
- Gluten-free: ask the operator before booking; neither Amalfi farm class can cater for it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best cooking class on the Amalfi Coast?
Among the classes listed here, the farmhouse cooking class above Amalfi has the most reviews, 5.0 from 1,117. Families with young children and travelers based in Sorrento may be better served by Agerola or a Sorrento-peninsula class.
Is Sorrento on the Amalfi Coast?
Not strictly. Sorrento sits on the Bay of Naples side of the Sorrento peninsula, while the Amalfi Coast is its southern side. Sorrento-peninsula classes are convenient if you stay there, but they are not on the Amalfi side.
Do all the classes include a meal?
Yes. Every class listed here ends with a meal of what you cooked.
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Choose your class
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before on every option. Prices are from-prices in USD and move with the season.
Hands-On Cooking Class & Farmhouse Visit
- Terraced garden visit and hands-on class, about 4 hours
- Multi-course lunch with local wine and limoncello
- Bottled water, coffee or tea
Agerola Farm Class: Pasta & Tiramisu
- Hands-on class: fresh pasta and a traditional tiramisu
- Mozzarella, tomato and basil starter with garden vegetables
- Lunch or dinner of the dishes you make
Farm Cooking Class with a View of Sorrento
Staying in Sorrento: pasta, ravioli and tiramisu on a farm
