Top Dubrovnik Food Tours - page 2

My family really enjoyed this kayaking tour, but due to the wind and water conditions, it was a lot harder than we expected. Nonetheless, my teenage boys and husband have kayaking experience and really enjoyed the “work out,” in addition to the spectacular views and refreshing swim.

The traditional cooking class in the Dubrovnik countryside was nothing short of extraordinary. It’s the kind of experience that stays with you long after the last bite—rich in flavor, history, and genuine human connection. Set on a family‑owned farm tucked into the peaceful hills outside the city, the class offers a slower, more intentional pace that feels like a gift in our busy, hustle‑driven world. Preparing a meal together—using simple, wholesome ingredients and stories shared across the table—felt grounding and deeply meaningful. It was a reminder of how nourishing it can be to slow down and truly connect with others. We learned how traditional Dalmatian dishes come to life using fresh, local ingredients, and the joy of tasting the results of our own work was unforgettable. A visit to a neighboring farm added an extra layer of authenticity, where we sampled fresh goat and cow’s cheese that was absolutely delicious. If you’re looking for something truly special—an experience that feeds both your body and your soul—this is it. I would highly recommend this cooking class to anyone wanting a deeper connection to Dubrovnik’s culture, history, and warm rural hospitality. It’s a rare and beautiful glimpse into a way of life that deserves to be savored.

What an excellent tour, our guide Jelena was fantastic. She was very engaging and gave a very professional, but also personal, tour. Her historical knowledge was excellent and I learned so much! Lots of recommendations too, the burek one was a winner! I would definitely recommend this tour 😃

Excellent walking tour. Points of interest were shown. Very good commentary of the history of Croatia including our guide's personal stories from the war. Walking on mostly flat surfaces. Tour was 1.5 hours long and ran to time. The orange umbrella on street was easy to find. Headsets allowed you to follow what the guide was saying easily.

I did the Cable Car paired with the walking tour & then the city walls. Would recommend doing all three as we got to see so much more of the city. Our guide Tihomir was great; funny stories, brought us to less busy places & then came up on the wall with us after even though the tour was finished & spent a good hour with us giving more talks and stories…he was great!

Davor was an excellent guide. Very knowledgeable and passionate about sharing the history of his country. Easy to understand and very willing to answer questions. Be ready to climb stairs and do 3 kms of walking. They stopped for one bathroom break and there's opportunity to buy drinks along the wall.

Brilliant tour from start to finish. Driver was really friendly and entertaining. If you don't like oysters then there is the option to visit another town instead. Excellent selection of wine and spirits to taste and the producers were so knowledgeable and enthusiastic. We particularly enjoyed the second winery and learnt so much. Definitely a tour not to be missed.

Maris was a knowledgeable & friendly guide who provided a good insight into the history of Dubrovnik via the food we sampled. The samples themselves were plentiful and delicious and I definitely felt like we had a fast-track to the best places to eat in the old town. The secret dish was a highlight and if I had more time in the city I would have gone back to the vendor the next day for more! I highly recommend this tour.