Gather wild herbs around the farm, then cook Pasquale's grandmother's ravioli and a tiramisù the way four generations have made it.
- Included
- Herb foraging
- Handmade pasta
- Tiramisù
- Lunch included
How the afternoon goes
From the herb patch to the pasta board to the table, here's how your afternoon unfolds.
We meet in the garden
You'll find Pasquale waiting by the gate, usually with muddy hands from the garden. We start with a short walk around the grounds, where you'll gather wild herbs growing between the vines, the same ones that go into the ravioli filling.
Hands in the dough
Back at the table, Rosanna shows you how her mother-in-law rolled pasta by hand, no machine, just a wooden board and a rolling pin. You'll make the dough, fill it with the herbs and ricotta you gathered, and shape each ravioli yourselves. While the water comes to the boil, you'll whip together a tiramisù the traditional way, the same recipe passed down through four generations.
We sit down and eat
Everyone sits together at the long table, often under the pergola if the weather's kind. You'll eat the ravioli you made, finish with the tiramisù, and stay as long as the conversation runs, with a glass of the family's own wine alongside it.
Book
Pick a day and we’ll be ready
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Who’s coming
Adults
10 and over · €68
Children
3 to 6 · €20
Children
6 to 10 · €30
Under 3 come free, and don’t need a place.
€68per person
Booked instantly. The deposit is charged 7 days before, when free cancellation ends, or now if your day is sooner; the rest is paid at the farm.
More than 15 of you, or something else to ask? Write to us.
Where we meet
La Vigna degli Dei is at Via Castello Lauritano 3, San Lazzaro, Agerola, on the Amalfi Coast.
Free parking is available right outside the gate, so if you're driving, there's no need to look for a space in the village.
By car
30 min
From Amalfi
Up the mountain road, following signs for Agerola.
45 min
From Positano
Along the coast road and up through Agerola.
1 hour
From Sorrento
Either via the coast road through Positano and Amalfi, or inland through Gragnano.
By public transport
From Amalfi
Take the SITA bus to Agerola San Lazzaro, it stops a short walk from the farm.
From Positano
The easiest option is Travelmar: their website sells a combined ticket covering the ferry from Positano to Amalfi and a private bus with a reserved seat from Amalfi to Agerola.
From Salerno, Minori or Maiori
Take the ferry to Amalfi, then the SITA bus from Amalfi to Agerola San Lazzaro.
From Sorrento
Either take the SITA bus directly to Amalfi, or the ferry to Amalfi followed by the SITA bus to Agerola San Lazzaro.
The public bus company on the Amalfi Coast is SITA Sud, you can check routes and timetables at sitasudtrasporti.it.
Private transfers
If you'd rather not drive the coast road yourself, or you're arriving without a car, we also offer private transfers, just reach out to us directly and we'll arrange it.
Good to know
- Groups
- Groups of up to 15 people are welcome. For larger parties, get in touch. We're happy to accommodate.
- Children
- Adults can book online and pay the deposit, while children's fees are collected on the day.
- Food
- Vegetarian and vegan options are available on request.
- Paying
- Booking is instant. You save a card or PayPal, and the deposit, half the adult price, is charged automatically 7 days before the experience, or straight away if you book later than that. The rest is settled on the day, at the farm. We take PayPal, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay.
- Cancelling
- Free cancellation until 7 days before your experience: cancel by then and nothing is charged. After that, the deposit is non-refundable.