How we compare

Every comparison page puts workshops side by side on the same rows: price, length, group size, location, what the listing says about materials, what you take home, English support, cancellation and reviews. The cheapest workshop comes first.

Where the facts come from

We read the public listings on Klook, GetYourGuide and Wabunka, and the reviews posted there. We have not attended these workshops. Nothing on the site is a first-hand account.

Prices

Prices are shown in the currency the booking site displayed, with the date we checked them. Where a listing shows a sale price, we say so. Prices change, so check the booking page before you decide. Some workshops charge extra on the day for larger items or upgrades, and we note that where a listing mentions it.

Reviews

We do not copy review text. We summarize what reviewers repeatedly mention, in our own words, and give the source and the number of reviews. A small number of reviews is a weak signal, and we say when there are only a few.

When we don't know

If a fact is not on the listing, we write "Not stated" rather than guess. Where two listings for the same studio disagree, we show both.

No single best

We don't pick one winner. Each workshop has a "Pick it if" and a "Skip it if" so you can decide what suits you.

Commission

Some booking links may pay us a commission. It has no say in the order of a list. See the affiliate disclosure.