Sorrento: Tuk Tuk Food Tour with Cheese, Pizza & Limoncello

Summary

Cheese making, pizza dough and lemon groves in Sorrento

You’ll ride through Sorrento by tuk tuk, sipping homemade lemonade among lemon trees before learning how to braid cheese at a local farm. Taste provolone with wine, then shape your own Neapolitan pizza in a cozy kitchen. End with dessert and limoncello under the citrus branches—a day full of warmth, laughter, and flavors you might keep dreaming about.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed was the citrus smell—sharp and sweet, almost fizzy in the air as our tuk tuk pulled up to this old lemon grove just outside Sorrento. Our guide, Marco, waved us over with a grin and handed out tiny glasses of lemonade that tasted like summer itself. I tried a slice of lemon dipped in sugar (they said it’s “how Nonna does it”) and honestly, I thought my face would pucker inside out. But then you get used to it—the bite wakes you up.

We bumped along narrow lanes to a family farm where they make cheese by hand. I watched Signora Lucia twist mozzarella into braids so fast her fingers blurred. She let me try (mine looked more like a knot than anything edible), but she just laughed and gave me a wink. The provolone was salty and creamy, especially with salami and a splash of local wine. There was this moment when everyone went quiet tasting bread dipped in olive oil—just the crunch and the sound of birds somewhere behind us.

The pizza place came next—warm inside from the oven, flour dust hanging in the air. We each got to stretch our own dough (harder than it looks), pile on sauce and cheese, then slide it into the wood-fired oven. My crust came out lopsided but tasted perfect anyway. Dessert was simple: something sweet with coffee, then limoncello poured into cold glasses back at the grove while Marco explained his family’s recipe—he wouldn’t give away all the secrets though.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Cheese, pizza, and limoncello tasting

• Tour historic citrus grove
• Taste lemonade and olive oil
• Watch cheese making demonstration
• Taste provolone with salami and wine
• Attend Neapolitan pizza making show
• Taste limoncello and dessert

Top questions

Is hotel pickup included on this Sorrento food tour?

Hotel pickup is included but not always guaranteed; check before booking.

How long does the cheese making demonstration last?

The cheese making demo is part of the farm stop; timing varies but usually lasts around 30-45 minutes.

Can I join if I have dietary restrictions?

Yes, note any specific dietary needs in your booking's special requirements field.

What foods are included on this tour?

You’ll taste homemade lemonade, cheeses like mozzarella and provolone, salami with wine, pizza you make yourself, dessert, coffee, and limoncello.

Is transportation by tuk tuk throughout the whole tour?

The main transport between stops is by tuk tuk; some walking is involved at each location.

Are children allowed on this tour?

Yes; infants must sit on an adult’s lap during transport.

Does this Sorrento food tour run if only one person books?

No; minimum two people per tour are required for departure.

What’s included

Your day includes hands-on demonstrations at each stop: making cheese at a family farm, shaping your own pizza in a real kitchen, plus tastings of lemonade, olive oil on bread, provolone with salami and wine. Tuk tuk rides between locations are covered as well as dessert and limoncello to finish—and hotel pickup can be arranged if needed.