Top Dalmatia Food Tours - page 7

Hop on a private boat and eat great food, swim in crystal clear waters, and take an immersive tour of Kornat Island near Zadar. This is a super fun experience who those who like to be active and then reward themselves with a tasty meal. Plus, you’ll get to learn about the history of this incredible place from your crew.

Konavle Countryside, located just outside Dubrovnik, boasts a rich history, amazing gastronomy, and natural beauty. Surrounded by mountains, rivers, vineyards, and crops, it's an ideal spot for nature lovers and foodies alike. Dubrovnik Tour Guide travel agency is committed to ensuring your trip is exceptional! You will learn about Konavle's rich history, influenced by Ilirians, Greeks, and Romans before Dubrovnik was founded. You will visit the ancient town of Cavtat, taste the best wines of the region in the famous winery, and the lunch will be prepared in traditional Konavle style (PEKA) with organic, locally sourced ingredients. Wait no more, escape the town crowds, and join this unique gastro and culture experience!

Perfect for travelers looking to treat themselves to a bit of luxury—with this tour, you can sidestep the crowded sightseeing cruises and enjoy the perk of having a private boat for just your personal group. Set off on a scenic adventure from Zadar and head to Galensnjak—which is also nicknamed the “Island of Love”. Along the way, you can enjoy treats aboard the ship, including lunch, coffee, tea, alcoholic drinks, and bottled water.

Your guide will take you for a walk through the Diocletian's Palace and historical streets of Split to Uje oil bar, inevitable gastro stop in Split where you will be introduced to the ways of tasting olive oil quality and presented with authentic Croatian wine varieties. The experience will be enriched with pairing of olive oil with fleur de sel, aged red wine vinegar, homemade bread from our oven, green olive tapenade, mixed sheep and cow milk cheese and fig jam. Enjoy free time after the tour before your transfer to the hotel.

The lush vineyards, beautiful beaches, and medieval monuments of the Peljesac Peninsula lie just an hour north of Dubrovnik. On this tour, travel in the comfort of a private vehicle and enjoy the undivided attention of your guide as you explore the historic towns of Ston and Orebić and admire the impressive Walls of Ston. Visit two family-run wineries, meet the winemakers, and sample a variety of red and white wines, accompanied by local meats and cheeses.

Dipping in and out of the villages around Dubrovnik and sampling their cuisine is difficult without your own rental car. This private tour delivers: with a private vehicle, driver-guide, and culinary and cultural activities you’d likely miss by yourself. Stroll Trsteno's Botanical Gardens, sample homemade cheese, honey, and more in Majkovi; visit Ston, and savor a traditional lunch in a village house. Hotel and cruise port pickup and drop-off included.

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).

Discover the natural wonders of the Krka National Park and the UNESCO-listed monuments of Sibenik in one day from Zadar. Enjoy a guided hike through the Krka National Park, cruise along the Krka River, and cool off with a swim beneath a waterfall. Afterwards, visit the magnificent St James Cathedral in Sibenik and finish the day with a tasting of Croatian wines and cheeses.

Experience the beauty and charm of Croatia on our private tour, featuring the stunning island of Korčula and the historic town of Ston. This unforgettable journey combines breathtaking scenery, rich history, and delicious local cuisine, making it a perfect adventure. Expert Local Guides and Audio Guides in all languages: Our guides provide in-depth insights into the history and culture of both Korčula and Ston. If English is not your native language, we got you covered with a comprehensive Audio Guide. Convenient Full-Day Itinerary: Enjoy an experience that combines cultural exploration with scenic beauty and local delicacies. We ride in brand new Mercedes vehicles. This is your private tour, your guide will adapt to your wishes in a given tour time frame. Delicious Local Cuisine: Taste the flavors of Dalmatia with delicious wine tasting and an opportunity to savor some of the autochthonous variety of wine as well as mouthwatering Oysters at the place where they are grown.

Ston, renowned for its ancient Walls and salt pans dating back to the 14th century, offers visitors a glimpse into Croatia's rich history and gastronomic delights.Miloš Winery, nestled in the Pelješac Peninsula overlooking the Adriatic Sea, is celebrated for its high-quality wines crafted from indigenous grape varieties, providing a unique tasting experience for wine enthusiasts.Matuško Winery, located in the heart of Dubrovnik-Neretva County, is esteemed for its award-winning wines produced through traditional techniques and modern innovation.Tunel Dingač, a unique wine cellar carved into the cliffs of the Dingač region, offers visitors an unforgettable setting to savor the distinctive flavors of Croatia's renowned Dingač wines.The Oyster Farm in Ston Bay, known for its clear waters and ideal conditions for oyster cultivation, invites visitors to indulge in freshly harvested oysters while enjoying panoramic views of the picturesque Adriatic coastline.

An eco-friendly tour in our retro e-vehicles and a visit to the wine bar owned by a winery Maleš last for 90 minutes in total and is suitable for a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 14 visitors. During the tour, you will see some of the most important sights in this 1000-year-old town such as St James Cathedral and the beautiful waterfront. At a wine bar, you will experience the unique tastes of Šibenik region's traditional wines and food.

Discover the magic of the Dalmatian coast on this unforgettable Omiš Adventure & Authentic Soparnik Experience from Split. Your day begins with a comfortable drive from Split to the charming village of Tugare, where you’ll visit a local family-run estate. Here, you’ll learn the story behind soparnik, a protected Croatian delicacy, through an engaging presentation—followed by a delicious tasting of this traditional dish. The journey continues to the historic town of Omiš, famous for its pirate past and stunning setting where the Cetina River meets the Adriatic Sea. Enjoy a guided walking tour through the old town and climb to the medieval Mirabella Fortress for breathtaking panoramic views and incredible photo opportunities. After the tour, enjoy free time to explore Omiš your way—relax on the beach, swim in crystal-clear waters, wander charming streets, or unwind with a coffee by the sea.

A 3-hour small-group food tour through Split's historic centre combining authentic Dalmatian tastings at six local spots with a walk through the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace and the city's most iconic landmarks. • Taste authentic Dalmatian specialties at six local food spots across the city centre • Try iconic local products including prosciutto, local cheese, fresh fried fish and traditional pastries • Sip local wine and bevanda while sampling some of Split's most beloved dishes • Explore the magnificent Diocletian's Palace and the city's most important landmarks along the way • Discover the story behind Dalmatian cuisine and local food customs with a licensed local guide • Visit the local fish market and experience everyday life in Split like a true local

Discover the Hidden Wonders of Dubrovnik’s Coastline — Blue Cave, Green Caves & Sandy Beach Boat Tour with Local Guide Escape the crowds and set off on a breathtaking small-group boat tour along the Adriatic coast, guided by a friendly local who knows every hidden gem. This half-day adventure takes you to some of the most stunning and secluded spots near Dubrovnik — places that many visitors miss. We’ll explore the magical Blue Cave, where sunlight transforms the sea into glowing shades of electric blue. Then we visit the Green Caves, famous for their emerald waters and peaceful atmosphere. You’ll also get the chance to swim, snorkel, or just relax as you float inside these glowing natural grottoes. Our final stop is the beautiful Šunj Beach on Lopud Island — one of the few sandy beaches in the region. Its warm, shallow waters and relaxed vibe make it the perfect place to unwind, grab a drink, or soak in the sun before heading back.

Get to know Zadar the way locals actually experience it. Small groups, never more than 10, with a guide who knows every vendor, every story, and every corner of the old town. The market is its heart. Families from nearby islands and the hinterland have been bringing their produce here for generations. Seasonal vegetables, freshly caught fish, homemade cheese, and sun-dried figs. It changes with the seasons, but the rhythm never does. We'll take you through it the way a local would, without the rush and without the tourist trail. Five traditional tastings, a morning coffee, and a glass of local wine to finish. Two hours that feel nothing like a tour and everything like a morning well spent in Dalmatia.

What makes this tour special is the fun and relaxed way we explore the region’s wine scene—riding in an open-top cabrio bus, surrounded by nature, the sea, and the authentic spirit of the countryside.

Come and taste our vintages while enjoying the spectacular sea views and get to know our „terroir“ in the most unique and organic way…in the grand vineyards of Dingač. Each selection includes assisted wine tasting with the presentation of our wine production ideology and our family through wine making history.

If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind adventure that combines history, culture, wine, and food, our half-day tour from Dubrovnik to Trebinje is the perfect choice. This tour will take you on a journey through the stunning landscapes and ancient towns of the region, giving you an insider’s perspective on the local way of life. Your adventure will begin with a pick-up from your hotel in Dubrovnik, from where we’ll take you on a scenic drive through the beautiful countryside, where you’ll have a chance to admire the rolling hills, lush greenery, and stunning views of the Adriatic Sea.

Skip the tourist trap restaurants and savor an authentic taste of Croatian cuisine on this tasting tour through the streets of Old Town Dubrovnik. Visit locally loved eateries, uncover the city’s history and culture, and enjoy plenty of complimentary samples along the way, with the small-group size ensuring personalized service throughout. ● Get a real taste of Dubrovnik on this Old Town tasting tour ● Sample a range of Croatian delicacies, with at least five samples, included ● Enjoy the more personalized experience of a small-group tour ● Learn about the city’s culinary heritage directly from its residents

This private tour of Šolta Island takes you food and wine tasting while introducing you to the island’s premium producers. Visit Olynthia Natura,Tvrdić Honey, and Purtic Wine for tastings of the olive oil, wine, and rosemary honey the island is known for. A dedicated guide offers pickup and drop-off at the ferry port, with plenty of free time for swimming or exploring the island on your own.

We pick up guests from their accommodation and we do a short half-day tour out of Dubrovnik, but also very close, 20 min drive from the center. We visit Opg Simovic, a family business, you will meet the whole family who will serve a very special dinner in Cilipi, Konavle region. Homemade bread, vegetables, meat with potatoes baked in the oven, sweets like sugar almonds, figs, oranges in sugar, cake, and many other products with liquers and wine you will taste. Very peaceful area just close to the airport, a small little village with a lot of nice animals it will be for sure rest for your body and spirit.

This short excursion from Dubrovnik lets you explore beyond the city without spending too much time away, while still making the most of every moment. The Pelješac Peninsula is renowned for producing some of Croatia’s finest red wines, and during the trip you’ll enjoy a guided wine tasting at a welcoming family-run winery. You will also visit Ston, a charming medieval town famous for its historic salt pans—the world's oldest still in operation. Here you’ll see the impressive “Great Wall of Europe,” built in the 14th century to protect the town and its valuable salt production. Departures are available in the morning or afternoon, and—depending on availability—an earlier afternoon departure may also be arranged. After returning to Dubrovnik, you’ll leave with plenty of wonderful impressions from this memorable experience.

This tour is a perfect blend for those who want to experience living history served on a plate, accompanied by golden drops of local wine or sparkling champagne. It combines authentic Mediterranean flavors with stories that bring the past to life, all while exploring the heart of Split. Designed as an easy walking experience, the tour is carefully assembled to share engaging stories, light humor, and deep insight into the city's inner core. You will discover the legacy of the Romans through landmarks such as Diocletian's Palace, while also learning about local people, their traditions, lifestyle, and everyday habits. Surrounded by beautiful seaside scenery and pleasant Mediterranean weather, this experience connects history, culture, food, and the modern way of life into one unforgettable journey.

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.