Top Dubrovnik Food Tours - page 3

Well worth doing it Our Guide Davor was lovely. Full of interesting facts and went slowly around walls finding shelter where he could to talk to us about Dubrovnik and it’s history Start was right by bus stop and going in afternoon slot was a really good decision. Definitely would chose that time again

Not your typical “dinner cruise.” A bit more rustic but a fine meal cooked on the boat using a family recipes. Starts with a local liquor, tuna pate and fresh seafood salad. Main course was a sea bass stew with potatoes and finished with a fruit cup with ice cream. Bottle of wine included as well. The crew was welcoming and friendly . Open-air (but covered). Nice evening cruise. We would do this again!

This is a fantastic way to see the beautiful city of Dubrovnik and its walls from the sea. The snorkelling was also fun and our guide Lukshah was excellent and shared lots of interesting information about Dubrovnik. We had our children with us (16, 13 and 11) and they really enjoyed it.

Our morning city walls tour with Alex was very informative and interesting. First time we have ever traveled to Europe in August as we usually only travel in the spring and fall when the temperatures and humidity are much more manageable. It got really hot this trip we also took the 90 minute city tour with the very tall guide whose name I cannot recall but think it started with an A. He was terrific and gave us lots of interesting historical information and suggestions for further exploration, of which we took advantage.

The perfect game of thrones tour with a friendly funny guide! The tour was amazing to hear all about the behind the scenes of filming, the locations and also about the actors. We also got to see views of Dubrovnik we never even knew existed. The guide really added to the day too, with personal stories of the actors and also being super patient with slower members of our group

This tour was amazing. Our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and professional. Inside the walls of Dubrovnik was so unbelievable. Having a guided tour of the city was great !! The cable car ride was wonderful and gave you an opportunity to see everything from such a view. The city and its history were undoubtedly indescribable and getting to walk the walls was was a must do. ( start the walls at the front west corner and get the hard work done at the beginning, bring water on the walls walk or you’ll be sorry. ) Is a must do tour !!

We took this tour on Sunday 17th May, and had Matko as our deiver/guide. Matko spoke perfect english having lived in Dublin for 10 years and explained a lot about the history of Dubrovnik and Croatia generally. Our trip initially went to the lovely small town of Ston, which has a strong wall built around it expanding right up the hill. You can walk the walls for which the cost of the ticket is €10 per adult, but be prepared that the wall does rise quite steeply and is fairly narrow, but ok for most people if you take your time. Part of the wall was vlocked off due to repairs takubg place, which meant if you wanted to walk nearly all the walls, you needed to walk up to approx halfway, nearly back down again, and then back up again (although you can exit when coming down if you prefer, or have limited time). We left Ston and proceeded to 3no different wineries for wine tasting, where we had 3 different wines to taste at each. All the wines were very good although there was normally one based on the main local grape, Plavic Mali. The first winery we went to, Putnikic, had a museum, abd the guide shiwed us around before the wine tasting. The Edivo winery was a bit different to the other two insofar as some of their wines were aged in the bottle at a depth of 20m in the bay for 2 years (whilst the last winery also do this, it was for 1 year only). The bottles in the clay pots at Edvio were quite expensive, but would involve quite a bit of theatre when opening the bottle, as was shown on the CNN video, so appear to be unique. The last winery was Marlais Winery, which was run by a young local family since around 2013, and they have been continually expanding their range of wines and their vines. After we had finished at the wineries, Matko kindly offered to take us down to a lovely bar at Mali (little) Ston to an oyster bar for us to try out sone, as we had never had them before. We had 3 each of the fresh oysters (their oyster farm being effectively right next door to the restaurant) and grilled oysters. I preferred the grilled oysters, but my partner preffered the fresh oysters. We then got taken back to our hotel The overall tour took approx 8hrs including the extra stop at Mali Ston. Matko was a lovely chap who couldn't do enough for you. We would definitely recommend this tour, even if you don't do the extra stop.

We had an excellent experience with our Dubrovnik tour guide, Kim. What really set her apart was that she was born and raised in Dubrovnik, which brought so much depth to the tour. She was able to share firsthand knowledge of the city’s history while also giving thoughtful insight into what life is like there today, including the current cultural and social climate. Beyond the history, she was incredibly helpful in offering practical advice for tourists—what to do, what to avoid, and how to make the most of our time in the city without falling into common tourist traps. Her guidance felt honest, current, and very well-informed. Her restaurant recommendations were also outstanding and ended up being some of our favorite meals of the entire trip. We especially loved the pizza at Tabasco Pizzeria, the gelato from Peppino’s Gelato, and the cheese baruk at Holy Baruk. She was a true professional—warm, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about her city. We would highly recommend her to anyone visiting Dubrovnik.