Alba Truffle Hunting Tours, Italy

Discover the best White Truffle Hunting Experience in Piedmont

Are you ready for Adventure Travel & Private Langhe Tours?
With Truffle Hunting Tours in Italy, Food tasting and Wine Excursions, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the novelty of exceptional wines in the cellars and homes of family-owned farmers.
White Truffle Hunting Tours, in Italy (Piedmont Region) is a specialist tour operator.
The beautiful colors of the vines, show that autumn is here.
Asti, Alba, Barolo, Barbaresco, La Morra and Neive, are great areas for these delicious products.
With a wide range of truffle, food and wine tours, we offer you the best and most popular activities and  experience.
Travel Langhe, Roero & Monferrato, Unesco World Heritage Sites with our private service transportation.

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The Alba white truffles, tuber magnatum pico, is one of the rarest foods on earth. We go in search of it’s secrets with the best hunters in the Piedmont Region. If you want the very best experience, this is where you’ve got to come. Alba white truffles is the most expensive food in the world. It grows wild, cannot be cultivated and it can cost nearly as much as caviar or kobe meat.

You can customize all your food and wine tours to get the best from your weekend in Alba;
create your white or black Truffle tour in Alba, Barolo, La Morra and/ or Neive.
If you would like to have a great day out in the Langhe (Piedmont Region, Italy),
our truffle and wine tours will exceeded your expectations.
The Truffle Hunters, locals and tourist guides are friendly and very knowledgeable.

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Surrounded by the magnificent snow capped mountains of the Alps, Alba is hilly and slightly mountainous and the best way to get here, is to drive. Alba and Barolo are one of the richest areas for white truffles, not to mention the hills of Asti (Palio di Asti, Festival delle Sagre di Asti 2019) and the Langhe. We find the white truffles, like the black ones, under the ground, up to a depth of one meter, near trees like Poplars and Lilies, from September to February.