Top Dalmatia Food Tours

Skip the tourist traps and discover a taste of authentic Dubrovnik on a walking tour of the city’s food and drink spots. Be immersed in the atmosphere as you stroll with your local guide and gain cultural insights and personalized tips as you explore. Stop off in 4 family-run restaurants to sample specialties including seafood and wine, and benefit from the small-group size for a more intimate experience.

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.

The Pelješac Peninsula is famed for its wines. Yet it's also home to medieval Ston, with its ancient salt works encircled by a spectacular city wall, and Mali Ston Bay, which produces unusually delicious European flat oysters. Spend the half day indulging—without arguing about who's the designated driver—on this small group door-to-door tour. You'll visit Salt Works, a famous winery and oyster farm, and sample wine, cheese, olive oil, oysters, mussels, local sweets, and liqueurs.

Escape the crowds on land and admire Croatia's coastline at the most magical time of day on a sunset kayaking tour in Dubrovnik. Exploring in a kayak means that you'll have access to coves, caves and beaches that traditional tour boats can't reach. Plus, you'll enjoy stops to go cliff diving, swimming, and snorkelling, and well as sample some local wine.

Discover the wines of Hvar on a tour that introduces you to some of the natural beauty and culture of the island. You'll pass by villages and lavender fields on the way to Jelsa to visit a winery, where you'll learn about winemaking and enjoy a wine tasting.

Discover two wineries of Hvar on a half-day small-group wine tour of the island. With a guide at your side, you’ll journey away from Hvar town to explore the cellars of the local wine estates that you might struggle to find as a tourist alone. The experience ends with a wine tasting session, where a range of local varietals and regional food is served.

Visit two historical rich and important towns north of Dubrovnik with this informative and intriguing day trip. Explore the 14th-century of Ston, famous for its miles of medieval walls and some of the most delicious oysters you’ll ever taste. Then board a boat in nearby Orebić to visit Korčula Island, reportedly the home of Marco Polo. Stroll the streets of the walled Korčula Town, sample wine at a local winery and learn the history of the each place you visit.

Designed for travelers who want to uncover the culinary gems of Dubrovnik's countryside, this half-day private tour will indulge all your tastebuds. Discover the secret to great food and wine in the coziest taverns, with warm hospitality and the relaxed atmosphere of the Dubrovnik hinterland. You'll be able to indulge in a multi-course lunch with authentic, homemade delicacies showcasing the historical gastronomy of the region. On the way, marvel at the breathtaking panoramas of Ombla and the Dubrovnik River.

Get the most out of limited time in Split by setting off on this private day trip to Krka National Park. Enjoy plenty of time to discover the natural landscape independently—including the waterfalls that the park is famous for—then continue the journey to a small family winery. Here you can enjoy the perk of lunch and wine tastings—all of which are included.

Tantalize your tastebuds and expand your knowledge of traditional Croatian cuisine with this guided food tour. Instead of committing to one main dish on a menu, you can enjoy tastings at five different locations. Potential samples you can try include local olive oil, fish dishes, cakes, and prosciutto, as well as delicious local wine.

Without local knowledge, it can be tricky to know the most authentic local food choices to order off menus in Split; however, this Split small-group food tour is the perfect shortcut for travelers new to the city. Visit five eating establishments with a guide who tells you about each generously sized tasting along the way. Your guide also provides fun photo opportunities while telling a bit of Split’s history during this food experience.

Perfect way to end your day in magical Dubrovnik is to embark on gastro cruise! Authentic dinner combined with splendid views of Dubrovnik City Walls and Island of Lokrum is definitely unique combination! Treat yourself with delicious meal in perfect ambiance and enjoy sunset time on the sea!

When you find yourself getting tired of wine, delve into Dubrovnik's craft beer scene on a brewery tour of the Dubrovnik Beer Company. Whether you are a beer enthusiast or just interested in seeing something new, you can enjoy a different side of Dubrovnik as your guide shares details about the brewing process and local culture. Plus, you can sample beers paired with cured meats and cheeses.

Discover fine Dalmatian wines on this Hvar wine-tasting tour. Visit a local winemaker in the coastal town of Jelsa with a guide and gain insight into Hvar’s rich winemaking heritage. Learn how local families cultivate popular grape varietals such as Plavac Mali, and sample locally produced wines such as Prošek during a tasting session to appreciate the flavors at play.

Take advantage of the proximity of Bosnia and Herzegovina—with its wines and culinary delicacies—to Dubrovnik with this private day trip to Trebinje. Free from the hassle of planning your transport and route, let a driver-guide introduce you to this Eastern Herzegovina town’s highlights and the local region’s gastronomic staples. Tour Trebinje Old Town, sample local honey and wines, and eat at a traditional ‘konoba’ restaurant before your return.

Immerse yourself in the history of Dubrovnik with this small-group walking tour, led by a local guide. You'll learn all about the city’s past as you walk through the historic Old Town, wrapping your visit up at a local wine bar with a snack of wine, cheese, olives, bread, and smoked ham.

You don't have to worry about missing out on the chance to taste the wine of Grabovac with this tasting experience. Journey through the centuries and immerse yourself in the rich history of Dalmatian winemaking. Listen to the expertise and passion of the Grabovac family, as they unveil the secrets of their vineyards and the art of vinification. Sip, savor, and raise a toast to the centuries of tradition and mastery behind each bottle.

Spend the day seeing another side of the Dalmatian Coast with this exciting guided day trip to the Pelješac peninsula, the second largest peninsula in Croatia and a land mass crammed with history, culture and plenty of wine and food. Stop in the bay-side town of Ston, famous for its oysters, to see an old salt factory and to gawk at the town's miles of medieval walls that once formed the border of the Republic of Ragusa (i.e. Dubrovnik). Visit some family-run wineries. Stroll along the sea. End your day trip with a stroll through the tiny village of Trstenik before returning to Dubrovnik.

See the Croatian countryside beyond the beautiful city of Dubrovnik with this full-day guided trip to the Konavle Valley to sample locally produced wine from four traditional family-run wineries. Journey by comfortable coach from Dubrovnik about 20 miles (30 km) south. Travel between the wineries in style via a mini-train that chugs its way through the countryside. Meet the winemakers, eat a ‘peasant’s lunch’ and, in the village of Ljuta, witness a wool-making demonstration.

Indulge in a homemade lunch and local wine onboard an island-hopping adventure off the coast of Dubrovnik. Joining a boat tour makes it easy to visit the three main islands of the Elaphiti Islands archipelago in one day—a feat that would be difficult on your own. Plus, by traveling on a tour you can relax and avoid worrying about any of the logistics.

Enjoy a night out in Split painting and sipping Croatian wine. Meet your host and small group, then get set up with all the supplies you need for a successful take-home piece of art. Sip wine and soft drinks and enjoy your night out, walking away with a frame-worthy piece.

You will visit Konavle, which is one of the northeastern and western vineyards of the region, also has the appropriate production of quality and autochthonous wines. In addition to world-famous species such as merlot and cabernet sauvignon, numerous local and indigenous species are grown such as su plavac mali, vranac, kadarun, dalmatinka and others. Among them, a special place belongs to the autochthonous domestic variety Malvasia Dubrovačka bijela and Maraština which are almost destroyed and whose conservation restoration attaches special importance. Numerous Konavli wineries, following the world trends, produce authentic wines that are very much in line with local gastronomic specialties. Option to be private tour for small groups

Explore Dubrovnik through your taste buds with this guided food and drink tour of the city's historic Old Town. Your private local guide will take you from spot to spot, where you'll get to try three different drinks and three different food items. You'll also learn about the city's history as you wander from spot to spot.