Top Croatia Food Tours - page 6

Visit the coastal town of Ston and Korčula Island with ease on a private day trip from Dubrovnik. Soak up the scenic sights en route along the Pelješac Peninsula, enjoy both a guided tour and free time in charming Ston, and cruise to Korčula, where you’ll see the house explorer Marco Polo may have been born, with a stop along the way for an included wine-tasting experience.

Excursion Itinerary Overview Departure from Dubrovnik: The drive to Ston takes approximately 1 hour along the scenic D8 coastal road. City of Ston Visit (approx. 1 hour): Free time in Ston allows you to explore key attractions such as the impressive Walls of Ston (one of the longest defensive walls in Europe), the ancient Ston Salt Works (one of Europe's oldest operational salt pans), and the historic Ston Old Town. Winery Visit and Wine Tasting: The Pelješac Peninsula is famous for its excellent red wines, particularly the indigenous Plavac Mali variety. You will visit a local winery for a tasting experience. Lunch in Mali Ston: Enjoy lunch in the village of Mali Ston, renowned for its fresh seafood, particularly the high-quality local oysters and mussels. Return Journey: The drive back to Dubrovnik also takes about 1 hour.

Enjoy an authentic, farm-to-table lunch with a local family with this tour. Your local guide will pick you up at your accommodation and take you to the village of Hardomilje, with a stop to visit Koćuša Waterfalls along the way. You'll sit down to a lunch of local fare, much of which will be made from organic ingredients grown right on the farm.

Set along Croatia’s coastline, Dubrovnik is an astounding place to be during sunset. Do more than just wait around for the sun to fall on this panoramic tour. See the sparkling waves of the Adriatic Sea from above with a Dubrovnik Bridge. Then, see Dubrovnik’s old town from the top of Srđ mountain, where you’ll return for sunset after visiting the Ombla river canyon.

You don't have to worry about missing out on the chance to taste the wine of Grabovac with this tasting experience. Journey through the centuries and immerse yourself in the rich history of Dalmatian winemaking. Listen to the expertise and passion of the Grabovac family, as they unveil the secrets of their vineyards and the art of vinification. Sip, savor, and raise a toast to the centuries of tradition and mastery behind each bottle.

Experience the products of the Istria Peninsula on this private excursion, which includes local wine and olive oil tastings. Your tour starts with hotel pickup for convenience, then takes you to Istria by air-conditioned car. Besides your included tastings, you can choose to add a three-course lunch or a tour of Pula’s Roman amphitheater (for an extra charge).

Go for a more unique evening experience in Zadar by joining this small-group painting party. With no painting skills required, anyone can ignite their own creativity with this fun painting experience where you have total freedom over your own art. Plus, you can sip on unlimited wine while you create your own masterpiece and special souvenir to take home. With all painting equipment supplied, you only have to turn up to the studio in central Zadar.

Take a break from bustling Dubrovnik on a private boat tour of Ston Bay, and get a taste of Adriatic life with complimentary wine, oyster, and mussel tasting included. Round-trip transport from your hotel ensures seamless transfer, leaving you free to absorb scenic views of the region. Avoid the daytime heat with choice of morning or evening departure to suit your schedule.

Enjoy a night out in Split painting and sipping Croatian wine. Meet your host and small group, then get set up with all the supplies you need for a successful take-home piece of art. Sip wine and soft drinks and enjoy your night out, walking away with a frame-worthy piece.

Sample some regional wine and learn more about the family-run Pervino winery in Novigrad with this guided wine-tasting. Reach the winery by your own means and, you can enjoy our wine tasting where you’ll learn about their wines, spirits, and olive oil. Adults can try a selection of wines from and enjoy snacks like cheese, olives, and prosciutto while children play in the nearby garden.

Channel your creativity, and enjoy a one-of-a-kind evening activity, when you attend this wine and painting session in Zagreb. Make your own way to the conveniently located facilities, and get ready to tap into your artistic flair: painters of all skill and experience levels are invited to participate. Create your own masterpiece, enjoy the company and conversation, and sip glasses of wine as you paint.

Explore the lakes, islands, and dramatic waterfalls of Krka National Park without the hassle of public transport or joining a crowded group tour. On this tour, travel in the comfort of your own vehicle and benefit from a private guide as you visit the park’s natural wonders. Enjoy a scenic boat cruise to Skradinski Buk waterfall, stop at the lakeside town of Skradin, then head out into the countryside for a wine and olive oil tasting at a family winery.

Your tour will start with one of our professional drivers picking you up from your accommodation in one of the luxury Mercedes vehicles. Explore the beauty of the Herzegovina region with a scenic journey from Dubrovnik to Mostar and enjoy panoramic views along the way. Our first stop will be town of Počitelj(after International border crossing)followed by the highlights of Mostar where you will have plenty of free time to explore the town, shop at its bazar, drink proper Turkish style coffee and indulge on sweets and mezza or simply enjoy cultural emersion of West and East right at the center of Mediterranean. As an additional jewel, after Mostar we will take you to Kravice Waterfalls nature reserve where you can enjoy an afternoon of leisure. Immerse yourself in the history, culture, food, and traditions of the region. Our scheduled departure for Dubrovnik is 05:30pm

Taste the Old World recipes, wine, and warm hospitality of Croatia’s Konavle Valley on a culinary day trip from Dubrovnik. A guide reveals the history and heart of this fertile region just a short drive from the coast, where you'll sip crystal clear spring water and fine Croatian wine. Visit a family’s country house for the kind of meal you won't find in any restaurant, featuring meat cooked under a metal bell and other specialties.

Unwind after a day spent exploring Split with a sunset cruise that lets you effortlessly soak up the views while relaxing on board. Make the most of the photo opportunities as the sun dips into the sea; jump off board to snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and toast a perfect day in Split with a glass of wine.

Escape the city for a day—and enjoy a castle visit and a wine-tasting experience—on this private, two-in-one tour. After pickup directly from your Zagreb hotel, travel to Trakoscan Castle, the best-preserved castle in all of Croatia; with entry included in the cost, your sightseeing is seamless. After your historical immersion, travel next to a winery, where you can indulge in local wines paired with bread, cheese, and other nibbles.

Bike along and kayak in the Adriatic Sea on this full-day tour from Dubrovnik. With your small group, board a ferry to Lopud Island, then kayak over to Šipan Island and bike to a seaside restaurant for lunch (own expense). Enjoy views of the Peljesac Peninsula and the outer Elafiti Islands while kayaking, biking, and dining. Leave the navigation and directions to your guide and simply enjoy yourself; no experience necessary.

Get a taste of Dalmatia in just a few hours on this private tour of Split and Trogir. Ideal for travelers who want to take in the highlights of both cities but are limited on time. Relax with roundtrip transportation from your Split hotel or cruise port, as your guide leads you on an itinerary that includes Diocletian's Palace, historic streets, and a wine tasting at a regional vineyard.

Ideal for wine lovers in search of an immersive experience when visiting the Peljesac Peninsula, this tour takes you on an adventure full of wine tastings and beautiful views. Discover the wines that Croatia is known for while exploring the natural landscape of the peninsula. Take in the panoramic coastal views, visit ancient villages, and have the chance to sample offerings from various wine cellars.

Swap the cruise port for the verdant Konavle Valley and timeworn landmarks of Dubrovnik Old Town on this private, half-day shore excursion. Sample local wine paired with regional snacks at a traditional winery nestled amid rolling hills and acres of farmland in Konavle Valley. Capture postcard-perfect snaps of Cavtat, the valley and not-too-distant islands from Sivi Soko viewpoint. Then continue to Dubrovnik, where you’ll follow your guide through labyrinthine streets thronged with top sights like Sponza Palace, the Franciscan Monastery and other architectural delights.

Combine Croatia's culture and history with its cuisine on a private walking tour of the historic city of Split. You'll intersperse stops at UNESCO-listed attractions such as Diocletian's Palace and the Temple of Jupiter with samples of Dalmatian delicacies including soparnik pie, locally-made wine, and prosciutto. Plus, you'll benefit from the undivided attention of your private guide as you explore.

With vineyards aplenty in Croatia’s Istria region, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed if you want to plan a wine tasting. This small-group tour puts the itinerary in the hands of a local guide, giving you more time to focus on the region and its wine instead. You’ll visit three carefully selected Istria wine estates to sample their produce, and then finish on a high note with an early 4-course dinner.

There is far too much to mention, but a few snippets you might see and glean include small town which is dating from 339 BC, river which started under waterfall, Ice Age, melting, salty and fresh water, sea level which was on 95 meters lower, First Croatian hydro power station which was the second AC-generating hydroelectric project in the world, unrecognized state of Serbska Krajna, Croatian operation “Storm” against unrecognized state, eight waterfalls (one of them is underwater waterfall), effect of calcareous sinter, the most powerful family in Croatia in the middle Ages, Romans (how could I forget the Romans), trade routes, an ancient Roman roads, hajduks, small balustrade lookout point built for monarch whose nephew assassination started World War one, karst phenomenon, mills, caves, only poisonous snake, and quite a lot more.

You will not find it on the menus of Dubrovnik. At least not the real, homemade one. Because real “peka” requires the right infrastructure, it requires knowledge and it takes time. There is no time for such a thing in the restless Dubrovnik. Do you know where they have it? And where they really enjoy the preparation? In Konavle, an area just a few kilometres from Cavtat, where authentic nature, crystal clear rivers, and an exceptional gastronomic tradition write unforgettable stories. Veal, lamb, home-grown vegetables, home-made spirits and of course wines. If we combine them with a visit to the first settlement in this area of Epidaurus, today’s Cavtat, we have an ideal trip ahead of us. Let’s go together!