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The 15 best Food tours in Croatia. What each day involves, who runs it, what it costs, and whether it earns a spot on the trip.
A 10-hour day from Split to Krka National Park with boardwalk waterfalls, a boat cruise to Skradin, and a family winery tasting.
“It was a really nice tour! The waterfall, skradin and wine tasting were incredible. The explanation of Svanja was so nice. Also the busdriver did great. I want to thank you”
Split to Šolta, the Blue Lagoon, and Čiovo. Swim a shipwreck, enjoy lunch and unlimited drinks, then relax at Borko beach bar.
“Similar to what others have said. Don’t give you wine until after lunch is served so be prepared for that. Altogether thought it was good value and they stopped for a good amount of time at each of the three locations. I would recommend and think it is worth it. Tuna burger was the best…”
Yacht Tamaris day trip from Split to Čiovo, Šolta and the Blue Lagoon with lunch, drinks, snorkeling gear, Wi‑Fi and modern comforts.
“Fabulous boat. So many different places to choose to sit for the day. Great stopover spots with ample time to enjoy. Enough food and drinks for a great day out!! Would absolutely recommend this wonderful day out 🤩”
Family-run wooden-boat day from Split or Stobreč with Blue Lagoon swims, Šolta bays, Kontesa shipwreck snorkeling, plus lunch and drinks.
“A very relaxed boat trip with plenty of swimming time at blue lagoon and shipwreck. We were not packed into the boat like sardines and I noticed that we had the advantage of a diving board to jump off which other boats didn’t. The crew were very friendly and lovely. I’m glad we avoided the…”
Taste Dubrovnik across four Old Town stops with local wine pairings, guided history, and a Croatian cake finish in 3 hours.
“Food was an excellent sample of local dishes and the guide was fantastic. He showed us some sights in the city and history along the way. Great balance. Answered the groups wide variety of questions like a pro. Would highly recommend.”
Zagreb food tour with tastings at Dolac Market plus burek, sir i vrhnje, ćevapi, pršut, štrukli and chocolate in 210 minutes.
“We did this on our first day in Zagreb, first day in Croatia in fact! It was the perfect thing to do if you don’t know much about Croatian food or the history of Zagreb. Would definitely recommend. We didn’t eat beforehand and it’s lucky we didn’t because we got big amounts of food!”
Savor Dubrovnik’s Old Town on a guided food crawl with sit-down tastings, Croatian wine, and local stories over 3.5 hours.
“Great examples of food and wine. Our Tour Guide new Dubrovnik.”
90-minute Split food tour in Diocletian Palace: Green Market tastings, UNESCO Soparnik, Peškarija fish, chocolate and rafiol.
“We really enjoyed the tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and explained lots about the local foods and markets. We tried various food including pastries, bread prosciutto, olive oil etc.”
A 2-hour Split food walk through Diocletian’s Palace, Green and Fish markets, plus chocolate and rafiol cake tastings.
Four-hour Korčula buggy safari with vineyard views, Lumbarda swim and snorkeling, then Ana and Branko’s homemade food and wine tasting.
“Fantastic day! Great food and tour. Interesting and fun all in one! Worth every penny!”
Sample Dalmatian bites and drinks in Zadar’s Old Town, with historic stops, wine and beer pairings, and a final digestivo.
“Tour was brilliant. Our guide, Zina (I think) was really friendly, knowledgable about Zadar.We went to 4 locations and sampled a different drink and food in each. Good mix of people on the tour, we even went about 30 mins over schedule because of chatting. Would 100% recommend”
Full-day Pelješac wine, food, and oyster tasting from Dubrovnik with Ston salt pans, 3 family wineries, and marenda brunch.
“We had an amazing day trip. Oliver ,our guide was really good and gave us a lot of interesting information on the food and wine as well as the local areas as we drove through them. We got to try oysters fresh out of the water, which was a first for us. The process of…”
Inner Istria day tour with truffle aromas, medieval hill towns, the Pazin Abyss, and a guided food tasting with walks.
“Really enjoyable day in Istria. Our guide was knowledgable, friendly and spoke fluent English. Pick up and drop off were easy and we were given a decent amount of time in each town with a good balance between guided walks and free time. Highly recommended.”
Taste classic Dalmatian snacks on a private 2-hour walk through Split’s markets, chocolate, pastries, and wines with a local guide.
“Darko our guide was so knowledgeable about local food and drink. It is worth buying the fish and vegetables at the market to cook in the restaurant. Its not expensive and the chefs do a beautiful job!”
A 3-hour small-group Dubrovnik tour blending Old Town walking with market tastings, olive oil, wine pairings, and dessert in historic spots.
“We had the most wonderful food tour around beautiful Dubrovnik with Kate today. She was so wonderfully friendly, knowledgable and professional. Kate took us around all the history Dubrovnik explaining everything clearly whilst keeping everything relaxed and enjoyable. We stopped for food and wine and at a few spots which were ideal. If you are…”
