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Discover Lake Garda’s finest olive oils on a 2-hour guided tour featuring tastings, local food, stunning views, and fun sensory games suitable for all ages.
Imagine standing amidst rolling hills overlooking Lake Garda, learning about Italy’s olive oil heritage from passionate locals, and tasting oils so good they might change your favorites forever. That’s precisely what this two-hour experience promises—a blend of authentic family-run charm, educational fun, and delicious bites, all set against the stunning scenery of Lombardy.
What we really love about this tour is how it balances informative storytelling with interactive tasting. The guides, especially Simone, seem genuinely enthusiastic about sharing their craft and traditions, making the experience feel warm and personal. Plus, the views are truly breathtaking—360-degree panoramas of the Morainic hills and Lake Garda.
One thing to consider is that transportation isn’t included, so you’ll need to make your way to Via Bragati, 7. Also, if you’re vegan or have specific dietary restrictions, the offerings are limited, but for those who enjoy natural, locally-produced foods, the pâtés and infused specialties will satisfy.
This tour suits travelers who appreciate authentic food experiences, are curious about olive oil production, or simply want a charming, scenic activity that combines culture with flavor. Families, couples, or solo travelers looking for a relaxed yet enriching outing will find plenty to enjoy here.


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The tour begins at Via Bragati, 7, where a welcoming host greets you in a free onsite parking area. From there, it’s a relaxed 30-minute guided walk around the estate. The guide, often Simone, takes time to show visitors the olive trees and vineyards—adding an intimate, visual dimension to the experience.
During this initial tour, expect insights into the estate’s story—how a passionate family turned their land into a producer of award-winning oils. It’s a chance to understand the dedication and craftsmanship behind each bottle—something that adds value to every taste test later on.
The 30-minute guided tour is detailed without being overwhelming. Guides explain the different varieties of olive oils, from Garda DOP certified oils to exclusive selections like Oro del Vajo. The stories and explanations help you appreciate what makes each oil unique—whether it’s the flavor profile, production method, or the subtle nuances that distinguish it from supermarket brands.
Following this, a 10-minute segment offers a quick yet rich overview of the estate’s history and production techniques. It’s clear that the family’s passion shines through, and their pride is contagious.
A highlight for many guests—and a clever idea—is the sensory game involving official tasting glasses. Here, everyone gets the chance to smell and taste various oils, including natural infusions, and compare their flavor profiles side by side. This playful activity is suitable for all ages, making it a perfect family outing or a fun group activity. Several reviews note how engaging and educational this part is—one guest even mentioned discovering new favorite oils during this exercise.
The tasting experience wraps up with crusty bread topped with pâtés, olives, and infused oils. The pâtés are described as rich and flavorful, complementing the oils beautifully. Guests often appreciate how natural and authentic the flavors are, especially compared to store-bought alternatives. The inclusion of local infusions adds extra layers of flavor, whether you’re dipping bread or just savoring the oils on their own.
Beyond the tasting, the estate offers breathtaking 360-degree views. Whether you’re snapping photos or just soaking it all in, these vistas are a core part of what makes this experience memorable. Many visitors comment on how the scenery enhances the sense of connection with Italy’s rural traditions.
The entire activity lasts about two hours—an ideal length for a relaxed morning or afternoon outing. It’s wheelchair accessible and suitable for children, with reviews highlighting how easy it is to enjoy even younger guests in the sensory game.
While transportation isn’t included, the free parking at the estate makes logistics simple. Just remember to organize your trip in advance, especially during busy tourist seasons.
At $46 per person, this experience offers excellent value. For that price, you not only taste a variety of high-quality oils but also gain insights that could transform how you shop or cook at home. Many reviewers mention how educational and thorough the tasting is, with guides taking all the time needed—rare in similar paid experiences.
This experience is perfect if you’re a food lover, eager to expand your knowledge of Italian cuisine, or if you want to support local, family-run businesses. It’s also great for those who enjoy scenic views and want a meaningful activity away from typical tourist spots.
Families will appreciate the fun sensory game, while solo travelers or couples might enjoy the intimate, engaging guidance. Just be aware that vegan options are unavailable, but the natural, authentic flavors make this a worthwhile visit for most.

Those looking for a full meal or more elaborate tour might find this experience on the shorter side. Also, if you have specific dietary restrictions like veganism, options are limited, so plan accordingly.

Is transportation to the estate included?
No. You will need to organize your own transport to Via Bragati, 7, but there is a free car park on-site.
How long does the tour last?
The entire activity takes approximately 2 hours, including the guided tour, tasting, and sensory game.
Is this activity suitable for children?
Yes, the sensory game and informal setting make it family-friendly and enjoyable for kids and adults alike.
Can I buy the oils and products on site?
While the review data doesn’t specify, many such estates typically offer products for sale—especially given the range of oils and pâtés tasted.
Are vegan options available?
Sorry, no. The estate cannot serve vegan foods, as the offerings include pâtés and infused specialties that contain animal products.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes. It’s recommended to organize your trip ahead of time, especially during peak seasons.
Is the experience wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the estate is wheelchair accessible.
What language are guides available in?
Guides speak English and Italian, so communication is generally smooth for international visitors.

This olive oil tour on Lake Garda provides a delightful blend of scenic beauty, authentic culture, and educational tasting. For just $46, you get an immersive experience that’s both fun and informative, ideal for those wanting to learn about Italy’s craftsmanship without spending a whole day. The guides’ passion and the estate’s stunning views turn this into a memorable outing—whether you’re a dedicated foodie or simply seeking a charming activity with a local touch.
It’s especially suited for visitors who love high-quality, natural foods, and those eager to understand what makes Italian extra virgin olive oil so revered worldwide. Families, couples, or solo travelers will all find something to enjoy here, making it a well-rounded choice for a short, meaningful adventure around Lake Garda.
In summary, this tour scores highly for its knowledgeable guides, breathtaking views, excellent selection of oils, and great value. Whether you’re a seasoned olive oil lover or just curious about Italy’s culinary traditions, it’s a charming, authentic experience that adds flavor to your time in Lombardy.