Top Croatia Food Tours - page 12

Our small and intimate kayak tour takes you on an interactive paddle through the stunning Adriatic sea, giving you a different perspective of the Old Town and Lokrum Island. Along the way, you'll be able to take a refreshing swim. At the end enjoy a wine tasting and a gourmet appetizers (prosciutto and cheese platter, octopus salad) at the beach restaurant as you take in the romantic view of the Old Town and Lokrum Island.

- Tasting of local products on board - Storytelling journey through the Trogir archipelago - 7 historic stories, 7 short movies on the boat's TV - Swimming in the blue lagoon - The Fisherman’s Table — lunch is intentionally simple, inspired by the everyday meals once shared by fishermen, sailors and island families across the Adriatic. The meal follows the philosophy of old island kitchens: simple, seasonal and unpretentious. What matters is not fine dining, but the atmosphere — shade above the tables, the scent of the grill and the slow rhythm of a Dalmatian afternoon. Depending on the day and the catch, guests usually choose between grilled mackerel, grilled chicken, or traditional pasta with tomato sauce (“manistra na pome”). A modest island meal, shaped more by tradition than presentation. “No fine dining. No staged luxury. Just honest local food served slowly by the sea.”

Explore the rich culinary traditions of Istria during a guided food tasting in Pula. Visit a specialty shop featuring products from small Croatian family farms, where a knowledgeable local host introduces you to a selection of artisanal cheeses, traditional prosciutto, premium extra virgin olive oils, and regional wines. This intimate experience goes beyond just tasting; it’s a delightful exploration of local stories and authentic flavors cherished by the community. Perfect for food enthusiasts and travelers seeking an authentic taste of Croatia, this small-group event brings you closer to the heart of Istrian gastronomy.

·         Korčula is the birth place of Marco Polo – enjoy one of the most well preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean ·         The Pelješac peninsula, the second largest Croatian peninsula, comprises many historical, cultural and natural attractions ·         Pelješac – tasting of local awarded wines

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...

Taste the Island of Korčula! Indulge in a delectable tasting tour of Vela Luka with a local licensed guide. Visit four exceptional spots to sample the world’s best olive oils, exquisite island wines, and the freshest cold fish dishes. Wander through charming streets as your guide shares rich stories of the region’s culinary heritage. This tour is a feast for the senses, blending cultural insights with mouthwatering flavors. Join us for an unforgettable culinary journey in the heart of Croatia!

What sets our tour apart is the perfect blend of authenticity and excitement. Immerse yourself in the heart of Vinarija Škurla, where the ancient walls of Ston and the captivating marine views are your backdrop. Our tasting programs promise an enchanting journey through 4 distinguished wines: Rukatac and Pošip, exquisite whites; Plavac mali, a robust red; and Liberan, a premium red crafted from Plavac mali grapes and 2 options for a meal. But it's not just about the wines. Our personal touch ensures an immersive experience. Your host will guide you through our cellar, unraveling the secrets of production and the rich wine legacy of Pelješac. The culmination is a guided wine tasting, where each sip unravels stories of the land, the sea, and the passion that goes into every bottle. Book now to savor this exceptional fusion of history, taste, and the art of winemaking. Your journey awaits at Vinarija Škurla, where every glass uncorks a story, and every moment becomes a cherished memory.

Get very acquainted with Croatia Zinfandel on this tour from Split to some of the country's most renowned wineries. Learn about the history of wine and how Zinfandel has its origins in this very area. Visit a museum dedicated to wine then hang out in some wine cellars sampling some delicious vino. Stroll through a museum located inside an imposing 15th-century castle and then indulge in a hearty meal paired, naturally, with local wine.

Indulge in the vibrant flavors of Croatian cuisine with a Vegan Cooking Class in Split. Under the guidance of acclaimed chefs, explore fresh, locally-sourced fruits and vegetables, preparing an array of dishes such as carpaccio, tartar, risotto, homemade pasta, and traditional desserts. A special vegetable market tour kicks off the experience, allowing you to select the finest ingredients from local producers. After a hands-on cooking session in a professional kitchen, savor the fruits of your labor paired with exquisite Croatian wines, creating a memorable culinary journey.

Embark on adventure where you'll experience the authentic local lifestyle, guided as a true local, from olive picking to a culinary delight. Start the day by participating in a traditional olive harvest, learning the secrets of picking the olive and engaging in an authentic harvesting experience just like a local. Afterward, head to a local olive mill where you'll witness the olive processing procedure and taste freshly pressed extra virgin olive oil. Continue the journey through picturesque landscapes to a local winery, where you'll have the opportunity to sample top-quality wines produced with love and passion. Follow this with a visit to a traditional tavern or a local kitchen, where local masters will prepare authentic dishes using freshly picked, locally-sourced ingredients. This tourist tour provides a unique opportunity to connect with the local culture, savor authentic cuisine, and enjoy an unforgettable experience, guided as a true local.

The Pelješac Oyster Experience: Oyster Harvesting by Boat offers a unique adventure during your stay in Dubrovnik. This tour takes you to one of Croatia’s premier Oyster and mussels regions, known for its rich heritage. We’ll visit Ston, a charming medieval town known for its impressive Gothic walls. Historically, Ston was the main center for sea salt production in the Dubrovnik Republic, and its salt pans are among the oldest in Europe. The town is encircled by the longest defensive walls in medieval Europe. A highlight of the tour is the opportunity to harvest Oysters by boat. You’ll learn about the oyster farming process and taste these delicious, natural aphrodisiacs fresh from the sea. Along with this a meal with mussels will be prepared, the popular "buzara" which is so well known and so delicious in the whole religion

This tour combines a standard walking tour of Split with tastings of local food products. In just a few hours, you understand the city’s history, culture, daily life, and gastronomy. Participants visit the local Green Market (Pazar), where they sample regional products available from market vendors. The tour then continues through the city centre, with stops for burek and fritule in long-established, locally owned businesses. While walking through the historic centre, including Diocletian's Palace, the guide provides information about the history of the city, as well as an overview of local gastronomy and everyday eating habits in Split. The focus of the tour is to present the historical development of the city alongside commonly consumed local foods in their typical urban context.

Our Dubrovnik private picnic tour is a warm, personalized experience... combining stunning views, local flavors, and a peaceful escape from the crowds. Perfect for couples, families, and anyone who wants to truly experience Dubrovnik and taste authentic Croatia. What makes this tour unique is the genuine connection we create with each guest. You'll be guided by locals who love their city and enjoy sharing its history, hidden gems, and traditions in a relaxed, friendly way. We don't rush... every stop is a moment to enjoy, every story is shared with passion. The picnic itself is thoughtfully prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients and served in a scenic, spot by the sea, riber or overlooking the Old Town. We adapt to your preferences, whether you're celebrating something special or just want a break from the ordinary. This isn't just a tour, it's a memory you'll take home with a smile.

How about walking the streets of Korčula and having a glass of wine after? The tour provides a local and original perspective on the history, culture and wine scene on the island. Walking the streets of Korčula is always inspiring and relaxing. And if in the company of a licensed guide, born and raised in Korčula, who lives here - then it has to be special! Pošip and Grk grapes are indigenous to the island, and both produce some fantastic white wines. You will be able to try and enjoy some of the best that island has on offer.

this activity is very relaxed in every way. going around through conversation, learning and even pouring your own wine from the barrels. adjustable by your preferences; more seeing - eating just enough or more drinking - not seeing clearly enough. it is your vacation

Explore Pazin, a gem in the heart of Istria, starting with Pazin Castle, a medieval fortress overlooking the Pazinčica River abyss. Visit the Ethnographic Museum of Istria inside the castle to discover traditional Istrian life. For an adrenaline rush, experience the Pazin zip line, soaring over the picturesque landscape and enjoying breathtaking views of the town and its surroundings. Enjoy the natural beauty of Pazin’s forests, river, and hills. For those who want to experience the true Pazin vibe, a swim at Zarečki krov waterfall is available — with cliff jumping for the more adventurous, while a relaxed chill point is provided for everyone else. NOTE: Tours require a minimum of 4 people. Reservations are not accepted with fewer than 4 participants.

1st Stop – Tapas & Wine Pairing Start your journey with a selection of Dalmatian prosciutto, local cheese, and fine wine, immersing yourself in the authentic flavors of Dubrovnik’s rich culinary heritage. Historical Exploration Take a stroll through Dubrovnik’s stunning old town, discovering its fascinating past, fortified walls, and hidden alleyways while learning about the city’s medieval glory and maritime influence. 2nd Stop – Oysters & Champagne Savor the freshest Adriatic oysters, paired perfectly with a glass of champagne, a true delicacy once enjoyed by Dubrovnik’s aristocracy. More History Unveiled As you walk through the city, hear captivating stories about Dubrovnik’s golden age, the Republic’s independence, and its historic trade routes. ️ 3rd Stop – Mussels à la Buzara & Wine Conclude your culinary adventure with a dish of mussels in buzara sauce, a traditional Dalmatian seafood specialty, served with a glass of exquisite local wine.

Uncover the history of the Medieval city of Trogir and taste the centuries of tradition in a family-owned winery in Kaštela! This laid-back, afternoon tour lets you eat, drink and explore the best of Dalmatia. First stop is Trogir, charming small town famous for its architecture that defies time. Its historic center is part of the UNESCO World Heritage. You will explore the narrow streets, majestic Cathedral of St Lawrence with its stunning Portal, palaces and much more in this beautiful „museum town". After leaving Trogir, you are headed to nearby Kaštela, the ancestral home of Zinfandel. Sitting by the sea, you will taste a range of remarkable wines handcrafted from indigenous Dalmatian grape sorts paired with a selection of local tapas style foods to make for a memorable experience at the end of your day.

Experience Samobor and the Croatian countryside on a private, fully personalized day trip from Zagreb. Travel in comfort with your English-speaking Welcome Driver, who shares local insights and recommendations, allowing you to explore at your own pace without the pressure of schedules or group tours. Begin with a stroll through Samobor Old Town, famous for cobblestone streets, pastel buildings, and the lively central square. Optional stops include the ruins of Samobor Castle or sampling the local custard cake, Samoborska Kremšnita. Continue to a local winery in the Samobor wine region, enjoying scenic vineyards, learning about Croatian wine traditions, and tasting regional varieties. This flexible, door-to-door experience offers a smooth, stress-free journey combining charming villages, beautiful landscapes, and Croatia’s rich culinary and wine culture, with comfortable return to your Zagreb accommodation.

Get to know Split in the most delicious way - through its food, stories, and everyday life. On this relaxed guided walking tour, you’ll dive straight into local flavours, tasting traditional bites and regional specialties paired with a glass of wine, and homemade liqueur from the very start. As we stroll through the city together, your guide will share fun and fascinating stories that bring Split’s history and local life to life, while you explore its most iconic landmarks and hidden corners. It’s a fun, easy-going experience in a small group, full of flavour, stories, and good company. Come hungry, stay curious, and get ready to experience Split like a local.

Experience the stunning beauty of Krka National Park with ease on this private transfer from Zadar. Travel in comfort in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi and your own personal driver. Located in the heart of central Dalmatia, Krka National Park is famous for its seven spectacular waterfalls formed by the Krka River as it flows over limestone and travertine, creating dramatic cascades, crystal-clear pools, and lush green surroundings. Your journey doesn’t end at the park—you’ll also have the option to customize your day with a side trip to one of three unique destinations: picturesque town of Skradin , the historic town of Šibenik or a local winery where you can taste authentic Dalmatian wines. Private transfer from Zadar with hotel pickup and drop-off. Note that enterence ticket you pay in cash on day of tour.

Is there a better way to get to know a city, other than by tasting its wines and food? Discover the capital city of Croatia – its rich historical heritage and vibrant modern culture. Treat yourself to the city's culinary icons and experience a guided tasting of exquisite local wines from indigenous varieties. If you believe love goes through the stomach, get ready to fall in love!

Pelješac peninsula is known for its deep red wines. This wine region doesn't leave anyone disappointed. Just driving through Pelješac roads is an experience in itself. Anywhere you look, there's either a vineyard, or sea, or both. Whole peninsula is scenic and untouched. It's a place to simply enjoy in local life and products and the vibe is much calmer than in the city. Nature simply takes your breath away on each step of the way. Wines are truly tasty and authentic. Families nurture long tradition of winemaking and they're all passionate about it, which you will feel after the first conversation with a local person. Just go and enjoy good wine, good food and great people.

This experience takes place in the heart of the Dingač Grand Vineyard, one of Croatia’s most prestigious wine regions, offering a rare opportunity to taste wines exactly where they are grown. All wines are organically produced and crafted using wild fermentation, reflecting a truly natural and authentic approach. Guests are hosted personally by the owner and winemaker, ensuring a private, in-depth experience that goes beyond a standard tasting. Combined with local cuisine and breathtaking vineyard views, this is an intimate and exclusive experience designed for those seeking quality, authenticity, and a true connection to the land.