Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124

Discover Sardinia's finest olive oils on a 1-hour guided tour in Sassari, including olive grove strolls, modern pressing insights, and tasting three distinct oils.

For those curious about the origins of high-quality Sardinian olive oils, the Olive Mill Tour with Olive Oil Tasting in Sassari offers a concise yet immersive experience. Priced at $46 per person and lasting about 1 hour, this tour is ideal for visitors who want a taste of local traditions, modern technology, and authentic flavors. It’s perfect for anyone interested in Bosana olives or eager to learn how Sardinia’s renowned oils are crafted. While it doesn’t include transportation, the tour’s focus on quality and education makes it a worthwhile stop for those exploring the Sassari area.
This experience is highly rated with a perfect 5-star rating based on 3 reviews, reflecting consistent satisfaction. Visitors praise the knowledgeable guides, the chance to walk through centuries-old olive groves, and the opportunity to taste three different olive oils paired with local bread and salted olives. If you’re seeking a short, meaningful insight into Sardinian olive production, this tour delivers without any unnecessary frills.
You can check availability for your dates here:
Planning more time in Sassari? We've covered other experiences worth considering.

The tour departs from just outside Sassari, taking visitors on a journey through centuries-old olive groves. The walk through these serene trees offers a chance to appreciate the landscape where Bosana olives are cultivated. The guides take care to explain the history and cultivation methods of these distinctive olives, highlighting their role in Sardinian agriculture and cuisine.
Inside the modern olive pressing facility, visitors see how state-of-the-art equipment preserves the integrity of the oils. The guides walk you through the process, emphasizing how technology and tradition come together to produce premium extra virgin olive oils. This behind-the-scenes look provides clarity on what makes Sardinian oils stand out, especially those made from Bosana de-foamed olives.

Understanding Bosana olives is central to appreciating Sardinian olive oils. The guides introduce this local variety, noting what makes the oils made from Bosana olives distinctive. They explain how the de-foamed process impacts the oil’s aroma, flavor, and texture, giving it a unique profile that enthusiasts cherish.
This part of the tour is both educational and engaging, especially for those who want to deepen their knowledge of olive cultivation and oil production on Sardinia. It also highlights why Sardinian olive oils are highly regarded worldwide.

The tour features a stroll through olive groves that have been growing for hundreds of years. The peaceful ambiance of these ancient trees is a highlight, offering a tangible connection to Sardinia’s agricultural heritage. Visitors are encouraged to observe the landscape, appreciate the scale of the groves, and understand the traditional farming practices still in use.
This walk is manageable for most visitors and provides a beautiful setting for photo opportunities. The combination of history, nature, and culture makes it a memorable part of the experience.
More Great Tours Nearby
Inside the state-of-the-art pressing facility, the guides explain each step of extracting extra virgin olive oil. The focus is on maintaining quality and authenticity, using modern equipment that respects traditional methods. Visitors see how fresh olives are processed and learn how to identify high-quality oils.
This detailed look at the pressing technology helps demystify what goes into producing the oil that ends up on your table. It’s a practical addition that enhances understanding of Sardinian olive oil craftsmanship.

The culmination of the tour is a tasting session, pairing three different oils with local bread and salted Bosana olives. The tasting highlights the aromatic differences, flavors, and textures among the oils, offering a sensory exploration of Sardinian craftsmanship.
Participants enjoy comparing each oil’s aroma and taste, gaining insights into how processing and olive variety influence flavor. The addition of fresh bread and salted olives provides a balanced, authentic experience that emphasizes local culinary traditions.

This tour is designed for comfort and ease. It lasts about 1 hour, making it suitable for travelers with limited time. Comfortable shoes and clothes are recommended for walking through the groves and around the facility. The tour is wheelchair accessible, ensuring inclusivity for visitors with mobility needs.
Please note that transportation to the olive mill is not included, so guests should plan to arrive independently. The tour operates in both English and Italian, with live guides providing explanations and answering questions.
The strong points of this experience include the knowledgeable guides, who provide clear and friendly explanations, and the opportunity to walk through ancient olive groves—a rare chance to connect with local Sardinian agriculture. Visitors consistently praise the authentic atmosphere and the quality of the tasting session, especially the variety of oils offered.
The modern pressing facility adds a layer of insight that bridges tradition and innovation. Plus, the cost of $46 for a comprehensive yet brief experience ensures good value for those interested in olive oil production and tasting.
This experience appeals most to culinary enthusiasts, culture seekers, and those curious about olive oil production. It’s ideal for visitors who appreciate short, informative tours that combine nature, technology, and tasting. Since it involves walking through groves, comfortable shoes are a must, and wheelchair accessibility makes it inclusive.
This tour is less suitable for travelers looking for extended activities or transportation included, but it offers a focused peek into Sardinia’s olive oil heritage in a charming setting.
Is transportation to the olive mill included?
No, transportation is not included, so arriving independently is recommended.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 1 hour.
Is the tour accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the experience is wheelchair accessible.
What should I wear for the tour?
Comfortable shoes and clothes suitable for walking through olive groves and the facility are advised.
Are the guides available in languages other than Italian?
Yes, the guides speak English and Italian.
What is included in the tasting session?
The tasting features three different olive oils, paired with fresh local bread and salted Bosana olives.