Top Istria Cooking Classes

Do something few foodies in Istria ever get to, and follow the coveted truffle from the ground to your plate with this small-group truffle-hunting and tasting experience. Accompany the sniffer dogs trained to root out the truffles, and then head into a local family kitchen to use these fresh ingredients to make a meal with your hosts, as you learn all about the history of these mushrooms.

Tour a Pula market with a guide to help you choose the best seasonal ingredients before showing you how to cook incredible food with them in a countryside cooking studio. Enjoy delicious local wine outside surrounded by olive trees as you taste the three-course lunch you’ve all put together. Walk away with new recipes to impress your friends and family back home.

Ready for a unique and memorable adventure? Join us in the hunt for one of the most expensive ingridients in the world- black truffle. Explore the untouched forest while watching our muzzles in action, accompanied by licenced truffle hunter who will tell you all secrets and fun facts about this istrian treasure. Getting hungry? Don't worry! Enjoy the cold platter with truffle products by Karlić family and afterwards join us in preparing your dish with truffles you found in the forest. Don't miss the opportunity! Book this unique tour and surround yourself with nature, animals and scent of a homemade meals.

Explore the rich culinary traditions of Istria during a guided food tasting in Pula. Visit a specialty shop featuring products from small Croatian family farms, where a knowledgeable local host introduces you to a selection of artisanal cheeses, traditional prosciutto, premium extra virgin olive oils, and regional wines. This intimate experience goes beyond just tasting; it’s a delightful exploration of local stories and authentic flavors cherished by the community. Perfect for food enthusiasts and travelers seeking an authentic taste of Croatia, this small-group event brings you closer to the heart of Istrian gastronomy.

Pula is more than Roman relics and Medieval streets—the food here is great too. Take a walk through the winding streets of the city and discover the local cuisine with an experienced local guide. Visit an olive oil museum and taste this local delicacy, then enjoy Croatian tapas with local wine while you learn more about this history of Pula.