Category Basque Cider House Tours

San Sebastián · BASQUE CIDER HOUSE TOURS

The 5 Best Basque Cider House Tours from San Sebastián

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In the hills at Astigarraga the sagardotegi season is a Basque institution: cider straight from the barrel to your glass, and a set feast of cod omelette, txuleta steak and Idiazabal cheese. These 5 tours handle the transport and the table: what the meal covers, how the txotx pour works, and which include the ride home.

San Sebastián: Traditional Cider House Tour with Lunch

San Sebastián: Traditional Cider House Tour with Lunch - The orchard-and-cellar route: what you’ll learn along the way

1.Traditional Cider House Tour with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 93 reviews · 4 hours · from $98Our pick

A 4-hour Basque cider house tour from San Sebastián with the Txotx barrel ritual, orchard/cellar visit, and a hearty farmhouse lunch.

“The tour was very informative.The tour guide excellent and knowledgeable.The food was superb.But the best bit was the cider tasting . Would definitely go again.”

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“Basque Cider House” guided tour + meal from San Sebastian

"Basque Cider House" guided tour + meal from San Sebastian - Cider tastings that teach your palate (and your budget)

2.“Basque Cider House” guided tour + meal from San Sebastian

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 41 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $99Top rated

Small-group Basque cider house tour from San Sebastián with cellar visit, tastings, and a buffet lunch plus transport in about 4 hours.

“We had an absolute blast on our tour! It’s a beautiful location, the cider was delicious, and it was just a fun experience. We ended up going out after with the couples we met!”

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Cider House Experience From San Sebastian

Cider House Experience From San Sebastián - The orchard walk and what you’ll learn before you taste

” Basque Farm House & Cider house” tour + meal from San Sebastian

" Basque Farm House & Cider house" tour + meal from San Sebastian - Caserio Museo Igartubeiti: a working farmhouse museum you can picture