Top Dubrovnik Food Tours - page 5

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.

We have had food/wine and city tours before as we find that the food tells its own story of the place. Our guide, Anna, was incredible. She was incredibly engaging and superbly knowledgeable. Her pace and delivery were spot on and she always let us ask questions. One of the best parts is that Anna runs the tours with her sister, so it's a small passionate family business which is now expanding. They are both from and live in Dubrovnik, so you really are with a fabulous local. One of the best city tours we have ever done. The food and drink was excellent and Anna gave us great recommendations for the other days of our stay. Very memorable. Thank you Anna 🙏🏻

What a lovely informative time we had with Laura this evening. She took us to hidden gems we would never have seen on our own. She explained the history behind each of them. She was more than happy to answer our questions. The wine and food was a great way to round off our tour in a cosy atmosphere with a friendly bar owner.

We met our guide Jelena and to our surprise there was just us two on the tour so we had a personal tour which was much better and we got to ask questions and interact easier. Jelena was warm and welcoming with a fantastic wealth of knowledge of the area and it's history. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience. We'll worth the £36 for 2 people. Thanks 😊

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.

Dubrovnik was a cruise stop for us, so we only had a few hours and this tour was a great way to see the city, learn some of its history and eat LOTS of its food. Our guide Laura was amazing. She provided historical context to many of the sites we visited and the food stops were wonderful. We got to sample quite a few local delicacies, including some delicious Croatian wine. A member of our group lost his wallet on the bus ride from the cruise ship to the tour meeting point. Laura made a few phone calls and the wallet was recovered and brought to the ship. Absolutely amazing! Highly recommend this tour.

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.

Seeing the city from the water was incredible. Our guide, Marco was great! His enthusiasm and humor made the afternoon so fun. This activity is a must do in Dubrovnik. We had a bit of a workout and enjoyed a gorgeous sunset while sipping wine. I echo previous reviewer’s recommendations that you wear water socks with a sturdy bottom. You’ll be glad you did! A waterproof phone case is handy for snapping pictures throughout the paddle.