Terrific experience. We started by exploring a quaint church (10 min), explored an amazing garden with centuries old lemon trees, then hopped in the tuk-tuk and went up the hill to try the local olive oil and learn how they make cheese. Amazing demonstration on how they make mozzarella and ricotta cheese, where you get to sample each - loved it. Then back in the tuk-tuk to where we started to make pizzas. Great fun, highly recommend. The food was great, the guides were fun and lively and the time flew by. The whole trip was about 4 hours. We all really enjoyed it.

We had a wonderful time on this trip during our stay in Sorrento. The various branches of the family involved in providing the tour were great fun, very accommodating and passionate about their village and food and drink. Key highlights were the drive to and from the farm, the tasting of various olive oils and cheeses, the cheese making demonstration, making our own pizzas, and sampling the wonderful Limoncello! Highly recommended and great fun for folks of all ages.

Very welcoming family who run and operate the pizza making and cheese farm themselves - beautiful land full of fresh vegetables and flowers. In a wonderful town, everyone is very friendly and the your itself was run perfectly and had no issues. They even adapt to Gluten Free so that all personnel can participate in the pizza making. Definitely would recommend and go back. Thank you again.

We did this experience today. They pick you up in the town of sorrento and drive you to their village. They introduce you to their family, show you their farm, take you to their cousin who makes the cheese. Here you get to taste different olive oils, cheeses and taste their limoncello. You end with making pizza. Absolutely worth the money. The family is lovely. They are respectful, courteous and and professional. Our teenagers loved it too! Absolutely worth the money.

We visited the Marciano farm as part of an Insight Vacations 'Country Roads of Italy' tour. Had a lovely lunch of farm produce, following a demonstration by Maria of mozzarella cheese making. Two of my tour companions donned 'graphic' aprons ie statue of David to make pizzas under the supervision of Rosa and Maria. Lovely farm produce to purchase - I bought gifts of extra virgin olive oil, honey and limoncello cream.

What can I say . Truly amazing . We started with a tour of the farm , picking lemons and herbs which we were going to use later . We then met the nonna who was absolutely brilliant and started cooking … I am a good cook but learnt so much - techniques and information about how to choose the best olive oil etc . The food was superb - and as a vegetarian there was aubergine parmigiana which was the best I have ever tasted . The wine flowed , great company and great fun . We all sat down to eat as the sun was setting . One of the best experiences of my life !

Elsa and family were wonderful! Very friendly and very knowledgeable. It was a great experience! The cheese, the local wine, and the pizza were all wonderful and worth time and money!

Such a fun experience! The tour of the farm was so interesting and the tasting experiences were delicious! Highlight was definitely the friendly staff that made you feel like family!!

It was a amazing tour! A must do. The owner is very friendly and funny. Showed us how they grow the lemons. Made mozzarella cheese that was to die for. Tasted the olive oil,limecello and made pizza. A family business. I would highly recommend it.

There were six of us on an adventure of a lifetime. This was our first tour of our 3 week trip. What a great start. Alot of good information, yummy cheese, olive oil, Lemoncello, and finished with a fun introduction to pizza making. The guides were full of fun energy and really made this an experience to remember. If you're in the Massa Lubrense or Sorrento area you should sign up for this experience.

While not everything was as described this was a fun and very enjoyable outing. We did not make pizza from scratch. We did help with rolling out the dough and added the toppings to our pizza. We did tour a lemon grove, visited and learned how several kinds of cheese are made and participated in an olive oil tasting. Last but absolutely not least we did ride in a Ferrari "Ape Calessio". Our tour guide was wonderful and very entertaining.

Really beautiful! Loved the different components of the whole experience, from the ride up to the top of Sorrento, to the lemon orchard, the olive oil tasting and the pizza making. View from the top at sunset is amazing!

The former Casalunga farm is hidden away where the virgin hills and valleys of Tuscany turn gold in autumn. The first introduction to Superhost Elena was the receipt of a detailed route description, which took us on an unpaved road. A tall, long row of cypress trees in the distance kept watch over us like soldiers. Elena continued to provide us with information that you certainly do not always find in tourist guides or websites. Local festivals, good restaurants, a spa with medicinal springs where almost only Italians come, a small wine farm, a beach on the coast shaded by very old umbrella pines. On our daily walks in the immediate vicinity of Casalunga, we discovered a rounded hill, so high that we could make a 'virgin' 360 degree panorama over the landscape of Tuscany, looking out to the Val d'Val d', which has been declared a protected heritage site by UNESCO. Orcia. We walked through the flowering clover, a natural soil fertilizer, butterflies fluttered around us. Can't be found in any guide, even the 'all-knowing' Google Maps makes only minimal mention of it. Very special to me were the smells in and around the farm, which brought back old memories of my own grandfather's farm. Unforgettable. My family members also enjoyed it: the grandsons could make a huge noise undisturbed in 'our' own swimming pool. And Casalunga can accommodate many, many people. No fewer than six bedrooms, plus sofa beds in the living room. Five stars for Elena Lorenzini and Verdidea in Siena, the agency that arranged the booking perfectly for us! We stayed here for a beautiful sunny September and drove back to Amsterdam with a lot of melancholy. I found no fewer than 914 photos on the memory drive of my Leica at home. Wherever you looked, in the valleys or in the towns or villages, the beauty of the 'Crete Senezi' continued to amaze us for four weeks.

We went on this tour 7 years ago and we’re coming back with a different friend and new we had to go again. It did not disappoint. We had an amazing time. When we come back if we are with different people I will do the tour again. The families are great, the history of the town is awesome. If you are a travel agent and looking for a tour for your clients coming to sorrento this is a must. I can not recommend this tour enough. Also, I buy they products every time I come to sorrento. The olive oil is amazing.

I think the event was mediocre at best. There was a lot of hype about a small family farm that has a few chickens, 1 cow, 2 goats and 3 pigs and some lemon trees. Food was a bland spaghetti. I’m not sure why they’re doing a tour… ?