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Enjoy a 3-hour hands-on cooking class in Cagliari, Sardinia, where you'll make traditional pasta, savor local antipasti, and taste Sardinian wine and Mirto liqueur.

The Cagliari Home Cooking Class offers a delightful taste of Sardinia through an engaging 3-hour experience near the Cagliari Airport. For a reasonable price, participants learn to make traditional Sardinian pasta, such as culurgiones and fresh tagliatelle, with local ingredients. After the cooking session, everyone sits down together to enjoy the meal in a warm, homey setting, complemented by antipasti, regional wine, and a traditional Mirto liqueur. This class is perfect for food lovers, curious travelers, or those eager to take home authentic recipes.
What makes this experience especially appealing is the small group size—limited to 6 participants—which ensures personalized attention from guides fluent in English, German, Italian, and Spanish. The home-cooked Sardinian lunch and hands-on pasta making are the main highlights, but the welcoming hosts and local ambiance truly make it stand out. It’s a rewarding activity if you want to connect with Sardinian culture and culinary traditions, especially if arriving or departing from Cagliari.
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The tour starts at a convenient location close to Cagliari Airport, with instructions to ring the entryphone labeled “Callegari” upon arrival. The precise coordinates are 39.30120849609375, 9.095501899719238. Participants are greeted by friendly hosts who welcome them into a beautiful, bright kitchen environment. This proximity makes it an excellent choice for visitors arriving in Sardinia or leaving the island, offering a local culinary experience without the need for extensive travel into the city.

The core of this experience focuses on making traditional Sardinian pasta by hand, with no prior experience needed. Under the guidance of skilled hosts, participants learn how to prepare culurgiones, a regional filled pasta often shaped into small pouches, and fresh tagliatelle, crafted from local flours using simple techniques. The hosts emphasize traditional methods passed down through generations, ensuring authenticity in every step.
The pasta dough is typically shaped and filled with regional ingredients, giving each bite a taste of Sardinian culture. The step-by-step instructions are clear and friendly, making it accessible even for complete beginners. The pasta is then cooked and served with traditional sauces, enhancing the meal’s authenticity.

Once the pasta is ready, everyone sits down together to enjoy a home-cooked Sardinian lunch. The meal begins with an antipasto platter featuring Sardinian cheeses, cured meats, local honey, and regional wines. This selection showcases the island’s rich culinary variety and sets the tone for the meal.
The pasta, now freshly made, is served with traditional sauces that highlight Sardinian flavors. After the main course, the experience continues with dessert and a tasting of homemade Mirto, the famous myrtle liqueur from Sardinia. Participants leave with not just stomachs full, but also new cooking skills and recipes to recreate at home.
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The hosts are praised for their warm hospitality and patience. Hosts like Giulia and Maria are known for being friendly, approachable, and skilled teachers. They bring a personal touch to the class, ensuring everyone feels comfortable while learning. Reviewers highlight how patient the hosts are, especially when teaching pasta shaping techniques.
The venue is described as clean, bright, and welcoming, creating a relaxed atmosphere ideal for learning and sharing food. The hosts’ knowledge and enthusiasm make the class both educational and enjoyable.

This cooking class limits participation to 6 people, fostering an environment where everyone gets personalized attention. The small group size allows for more interaction, questions, and hands-on participation. The meeting point near Cagliari Airport is easy to find, and the location is designed to give an authentic home-cooking feel.
Booking is flexible, with options to reserve now and pay later, and full cancellation is possible up to 24 hours in advance. The duration of the class is 3 hours, a perfect length for a comprehensive yet manageable activity that fits well into travel schedules.

While similar experiences are available in Cagliari, this class’s intimate setting, authentic recipes, and local hosts give it an edge. The opportunity to make and taste **culurgiones—a Sardinian specialty—adds a unique element not always found in standard pasta classes. The inclusion of Mirto tasting also provides a distinct Sardinian touch.
Additional options include classes focusing on 3-course dinners or local Lorighittas, but this experience emphasizes hands-on pasta making and local flavors in a home-style environment.

This class appeals most to foodies, culture seekers, and travellers with limited time near Cagliari Airport. It’s perfect for those wanting practical cooking skills, authentic Sardinian recipes, or simply an enjoyable, relaxed activity that combines learning and tasting. The small group format and friendly hosts ensure an intimate, personal experience.
While no prior cooking experience is necessary, participants should enjoy hands-on activities and local flavors. The class is also suitable for families with children, as patience and friendly guidance are hallmarks of the experience.
The Cagliari Home Cooking Class offers a friendly, interactive, and delicious introduction to Sardinian cuisine. With expert guidance, participants learn to craft regional pasta like culurgiones and tagliatelle, then enjoy a home-style meal paired with local wine and Mirto. The small group size and close-to-the-airport location make it a convenient choice for travelers wanting to experience Sardinia’s culinary traditions firsthand.
This activity is particularly recommended for food lovers and curious visitors seeking an authentic, relaxed, and flavorful introduction to Sardinian cooking. The warm hosts and personalized guidance ensure a memorable experience, leaving everyone with new skills and beautiful memories of Sardinia’s hospitality.
How long does the cooking class last?
The class lasts 3 hours, providing enough time to learn, cook, and enjoy the meal.
Where does the tour start?
It starts at a home location near Cagliari Airport. Participants should ring the entryphone labeled “Callegari” upon arrival.
Is prior cooking experience needed?
No, no experience is required. The hosts provide step-by-step guidance suitable for all levels.
What types of pasta are made during the class?
Participants learn to make culurgiones (Sardinian ravioli) and fresh tagliatelle.
What is included in the meal?
The meal includes pasta, antipasti (cheeses, cured meats, local honey), regional wine, dessert, and homemade Mirto.
Can I cancel the booking?
Yes, full cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What languages are spoken during the class?
The class is conducted in English, German, Italian, and Spanish.
Is the group size small?
Yes, limited to 6 participants for a personalized experience.
What do I take away from this experience?
Participants leave with new cooking skills, regional recipes, and memories of Sardinian hospitality.
Is this activity suitable for children?
Yes, families with children are welcome, especially those who enjoy hands-on cooking.
Can I book this activity on short notice?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay later, with flexible booking options.