Relais Correale farmhouse offers you a modern take on Sorrento's old-world charm. On this visit, you'll enjoy a guided stroll through its lemon grove and learn about the history of local lemon cultivation. Find out how limoncello and lemon marmalade are made, before rounding off the tour with a limoncello tasting, naturally.
Escursioni e tour in giornata
Sorrento Lemon Farm Tour
Da
30,00 €
Cancellazione gratuita
Lingua: Inglese
Voucher sul cellulare accettato
Durata:
fino a 2 hours
Cosa farai
- Guided tour of the lemon grove of Relais Correale farmhouse in Sorrento
- Find out how traditional limoncello and lemon marmalade are produced
- Chance to explore the farm's beautiful citrus and olive groves
Cosa aspettarsi
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Cosa è incluso
45-minute lemon garden tour
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Local delicacy tasting
45-minute lemon garden tour
Da ricordare
- Bring suitable footwear
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Provider
TUI ITALIA S.R.L.
Commissioni di prenotazione
Buone notizie! Non sono applicate commissioni di servizio a questa prenotazione.
Politiche di cancellazione
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Anonimo
Da Germania - settembre 2022Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva5/5
Wir haben den Aufenthalt sehr genossen. Der schöne Garten ist eine Oase in der Stadt. Alle Mitarbeiter dort waren sehr freundlich und der frisch gepre ...
Anonimo
Da Germania - agosto 2021Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva5/5
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