HANDS-ON COOKING · E-BIKES
The 3 best e-bikes cooking classes you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much of it is hands-on. Number one is at the top for a reason.
Cycle through Alberobello’s trulli and olive groves, visit a family mill, then make and eat orecchiette with wine.
“It was wonderful .. Rocco is super engaging and the Pasquale cooking class was excellent … it’s the second time we have done it. The bikes are great, the overall experience is wonderful”
Ride Gioia del Colle’s olive-lined countryside, make orecchiette or panzerotti, and enjoy a farm lunch with wine at a local masseria.
“We had a pleasant bike ride followed by an amazing experience of making pasta and then enjoying a divine lunch. Everything we ate was produced on the farm and was super fresh and delicious. Thank you so much. Sarah and chrissie”
Ride the Sorrento Peninsula by e-bike, cook Southern Italian dishes in a villa, and enjoy lunch with sea views and limoncello.
“The e-bike ride was fantastic, we absolutely loved it. Pietro and Macarena were fantastic guides and a lot of fun. 100% would ride again. The cooking class was a bit disappointing though, only because it was not as advertised. It was still fun, and chef William and his wife were so lovely and it was a pleasure to be invited into their home (their gardens are so beautiful!) but it was not like what the activity description suggested: "The chef will teach you to cook some of South of Italy typical dishes which will be: bruschetta, gnocchi with tomato sauce, chicken escalope with lemon sauce, rucola salad with vinegar and…”
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