Top Croatia Desserts & Sweets

By taking a tour of a craft distillery that is pairing their spirits with local craft cheese, you will have the opportunity to taste and learn about the unique flavor combinations that can be created. You will also have the chance to meet the passionate artisans who create these alchol and learn about their craft. It's a wonderful way to experience the local culture and flavor of a region and to support small, independent businesses.When you pair craft spirits with craft cheese, you can experience the way that the flavors and aromas of each product complement and enhance each other. This activity is also unique due to the fact that we are the only distillery in Zagreb that offers pairing of craft cheese and craft spirits.

Dalmatia’s natural landscapes are world-famous, but typical coach tours don’t always offer an intimate experience of the varied terrain. Discover the region on an ATV Quad safari from Split, and cruise along off-road trails for unique insight into the country’s mountains, rivers, and countryside. Choose between a morning or afternoon excursion, and benefit from the small-group size for a personalized experience, keeping energized with a local lunch included.

Set sail from Pula to see the coast as the sun sets. Travel to Brijuni National Park and enjoy dinner and drinks on deck as you spot dolphins leaping out of the sea and swimming alongside the boat in their home waters of the park. On your way back to the port, enjoy views of the famous Pula lighting giants.

Taste your way through Zagreb on a small-group tour that's about more than delicious food and drinks—it's a chance to explore Croatian culture through its cuisine. From snack food to a local market, tavern, and beloved dessert spot, you'll try some of the city's best bites with a local to lead the way. Plus, you'll explore key historic landmarks for a great all-around introduction to the city.

You will meet on Pile square before heading off. You'll discover hidden gems and places away from crowds...and you'll be spoiled for choice: chocolate cakes, raw cakes, lemon tarts, homemade traditional and a very unique carob muffin - a perfect replacement for chocolate - and finish with local gelato at Kristina's favorite place. Why we love this experience · As you go, you will learn about local traditions and history too · All food and coffee included · A variety of traditional desserts that will definitely satisfy your sweet fix! You will get the chance to experience a unique and authentic food tour with a local host, hand selected by Eatwith, the world’s largest community for authentic culinary experiences. Eatwith experiences are top rated on TripAdvisor and are loved by thousands of travelers from around the world!

Skip the tourist traps and discover a taste of authentic Dubrovnik on a walking tour of the city’s food and drink spots. Be immersed in the atmosphere as you stroll with your local guide and gain cultural insights and personalized tips as you explore. Stop off at four distinct spots to sample specialties including seafood and wine, and benefit from the small-group size for a more intimate experience.

Dalmatia boasts a unique culinary culture, but knowing where to go for insight into traditional tastes and recipes can be difficult. Take a break from the city with round-trip transfer into the countryside, and attend a cooking class delivered by a local chef. Pick up recipes for typical dishes including peka and ražnjići, then enjoy a sit down meal with your small group to indulge in your homemade feast.

Join us for an immersive tasting experience where we'll teach you the art of chocolate tasting, share captivating stories how Mediterranean fruits and herbs have influenced the island's inhabitants and guide you through the perfect wine or liquers and chocolate pairings.

Enjoy the scenery on the drive from Zagreb to Samobor; since all transportation is provided with this tour, you can focus on enjoying your experience. Explore the castle with a private walking tour, then take a break for a classic local cake in town. Spend some free time exploring on your own with some suggestions from your guide before returning to Zagreb for convenient drop-off.

Dalmatian cuisine is renowned for its fresh produce and Mediterranean flavors, and Hvar Island is dotted with vineyards, olive groves, and lavender fields. On this tour, dive into the island’s foodie scene as you explore the natural landscapes and traditional villages. Stop along the way to sample homemade chocolates, olive oils, and honeys; enjoy a wine tasting accompanied by cheese and prosciutto; and admire views of the purple lavender fields (depending on the season).

Experience the vibrant culinary diversity of Split on our exclusive guided tour that appeals to history buffs and foodies alike: explore Diocletian's Palace, sample local delicacies at the market and enjoy a traditional Dalmatinska Marenda, a typical Dalmatian early lunch with local wines. This tour can be customized to all dietary preferences, such as vegetarian, gluten-free, or vegan. After booking, we will contact you to discuss your specific dietary needs.

Croatia may not jump to mind as a premier destination for wine and chocolate, but this 4-hour tour from Hvar proves that the region is awash in fresh Mediterranean flavor. Indulge in dark chocolate studded with local herbs and fruits with a chocolatier. Then, sip on local wines paired with chocolate in Vrboska, for a unique gastronomic experience. Includes round-trip transfers from your Hvar hotel, the bus station, or the ferry port.

Explore Sibenik through stories and 4 local alcoholic drinks. Live and act as a local. Ideal for time-pressed travelers, adventurers, and lovers of local traditions. You will drink and experience “killing time" in Sibenik, “greasy street”, connection between the most famous Croatian sportsman and a duck shop, giant infants, wine as currency, “lucky poop,” a workshop where we’ll make the most famous Dalmatian spirit known locally as the “antibiotic”, a secret door and path used for fraud, the largest water cistern in medieval city, Dalmatian swearing vocabulary (perhaps we will practice if we get drunk :), a local medicinal liqueur that clashed with pharmacists, local street food available 24/7, the “Tinder” of the early 20th century, a legend (today we would call it fake news ) about a local spinster, three twigs, a rebus that warns us to stop the tour, a “deadly” souvenir from Dalmatia, and the message that drinking wine is not a sin (at least, according to the Bible) and much more...