Top Dalmatia Food Tours - page 4

Wine lovers will appreciate this small-group tour of Hvar’s highly esteemed vineyards. Visit three working wineries and learn more about the island’s far-reaching winemaking traditions from your guide and hosts, with three wine-tasting sessions included in the price. Enjoy hassle-free transfer across the rural landscape with round-trip transportation available from selected hotels.

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.

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.

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.

The historic towns and family-run wineries of the Peljesac Peninsula and Korcula island lie just over an hour’s drive from Dubrovnik. On this private tour, experience the age-old traditions of salt panning and oyster farming along the peninsula, indulge in a wine tasting at a local winery, then ride the ferry from Orebic to Korcula Town.

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.

Combine some sightseeing with wine tasting on this private tour from Dubrovnik to the Pelješac peninsula. Start out with some time in the Old town of Ston to see its famous walls and ancient streets. Spend the rest of the tour visiting wineries around the peninsula, learning about and sampling the region’s varieties of red wine including Dingač. Admission to the walls of Ston is not included in the tour.

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.

Take advantage of the proximity of Bosnia and Herzegovina—with its wines and culinary delicacies—to Dubrovnik with this private day trip to Trebinje. Free from the hassle of planning your transport and route, let a driver-guide introduce you to this Eastern Herzegovina town’s highlights and the local region’s gastronomic staples. Tour Trebinje Old Town, sample local honey and wines, and eat at a traditional ‘konoba’ restaurant before your return.

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.

Visit Krka National Park, known for its beautiful waterfalls, along with the UNESCO-recognized Sibenik Cathedral and the Visovac Monastery with this private, customizable tour from Split or Trogir. Lunch is included in the price of the tour and you'll have the option to add on a wine-tasting tour at Bibich Winery for an extra fee.

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!

Discover two wineries of Hvar on a half-day small-group wine tour of the island. With a guide at your side, you’ll journey away from Hvar town to explore the cellars of the local wine estates that you might struggle to find as a tourist alone. The experience ends with a wine tasting session, where a range of local varietals and regional food is served.

Visit Korcula and Peljesac from Dubrovnik on a full-day private tour. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pickup through the Peljesac peninsula, learning about its winemaking history from your driver-guide. Enjoy a scenic boat ride to Korcula to explore the old city at your own pace. Sample local Croatian wines at a family-owned winery on Peljesac.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Peljesac Peninsula is renowned for producing some of Croatia’s finest wines, olive oils, and seafood. With this tour, indulge your senses on a full-day tasting tour and visit boutique wineries, vineyards, and an oyster and mussel farm. Meet the winemakers and sample a variety of red and white wines, learn how olive oil is made, and see the Ston salt pans.

Avoid the crowds that come with group tours and indulge in this private trip to Hvar. This curated itinerary is designed to give you a taste of everything Hvar has to offer, and it even includes a wine tasting. As a popular destination in Dalmatia, Hvar boasts natural scenery and a thriving cultural scene. Discover the island's rich history and wine all in just one day.

Krka National Park is known for its waterfalls, and you can visit with ease on this tour from Split or Trogir. Travel in an air-conditioned minivan and stop in Sibenik to explore the town. Learn about the history of the area from your guide. Stroll along the wooden paths at Krka National Park and observe the waterfalls and the water mills. Enjoy free time for swimming and paddling before tasting wine and local cuisine.

Dubrovnik’s tiled roofs, ancient fortifications, and rocky islets look at their most magical seen from above at sunset. Skip the hassle of hiking miles uphill and soak up stunning views from Mt. Srd on this panorama tour, with onboard Wi-Fi and a glass of wine too. Along the way, you’ll see Ombla spring—and try the water if you wish—and take in views from the Franjo Tudman Bridge.

Visit several local wineries in the Peljesac peninsula, which is famous for wine production, on a private day tour from Dubrovnik. Choose to pay for tastings as you go or opt for the all-inclusive package for a hassle-free experience. In addition to sampling the wines of the region, take in some culture and history in Ston, where you have free time to explore and sightsee.

Discover Dubrovnik's culinary secrets on a guided street food tour that takes you through the charming cobbled streets of the Old Town. In just 2 hours, indulge in the rich flavors of authentic Dalmatian street food while exploring the city's historical landmarks. Your local guide will lead you to five handpicked restaurants, showcasing over 50 years of culinary tradition, fourth-generation oyster farming expertise, and family recipes using locally sourced ingredients. Enjoy three local drinks — two glasses of wine and a liqueur (or coffee in the morning), while your guide brings the city's history and culinary traditions to life. - Taste authentic Dalmatian street food at 5 unique local spots - Enjoy 15 tastings and 3 local drinks: 2 wines and 1 liqueur or coffee - Learn about Dubrovnik's history from a knowledgeable local guide - Small group sizes ensure a personalized experience