Discover the flavors and stories of Dubrovnik’s Old Town on a small-group food and culture tour (max 8 guests).
Explore historic streets with a local guide, starting at the vibrant farmer’s market where locals shop for fresh, seasonal ingredients. Along the way, enjoy tastings of authentic Dalmatian dishes, premium olive oil, and regional wines at handpicked family-run spots.
Between bites, uncover hidden corners, rich history, and everyday life behind the city’s ancient walls. With a relaxed pace and a guide who tailors the experience to your interests, this tour offers a genuine taste of Dubrovnik—its food, culture, and warm hospitality.
Ideal for food lovers and curious travelers looking for a deeper, more personal experience.
After the tour, enjoy a follow-up e-mail with curated local recommendations and traditional recipes to try at home.
Kick off your culinary adventure at our designated meeting spot, located conveniently in front of the renowned Restaurant Nautika, a stone’s throw from Dubrovnik’s historic heart. Look for your affable tour guide, who will be holding a "Private Guided Food Tour in Old Town Dubrovnik" sign, ready to greet you with a warm welcome. After brief introductions, we’ll embark on a delightful journey through Dubrovnik’s Old Town, savoring its rich flavors and hidden gems.
Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, where history whispers around every corner. As we meander past iconic landmarks like the majestic Rector's Palace and the historic Sponza Palace, your guide will share tales that bring the ancient stones to life. Along the way, immerse yourself in the local culture, uncover centuries-old traditions, and gain insights into the everyday life of Dubrovnik’s past and present.
Continue your culinary exploration at Dubrovnik’s bustling farmers market, a vibrant mosaic of colors and scents. Here, among the friendly local vendors and piles of fresh produce, you will have the opportunity to sample a variety of traditional Croatian sweets. Delight in treats like sugared almonds, dried figs, and the famed 'arancini'—candied orange peels. Each bite offers a sweet glimpse into the rich culinary heritage of the region, making this stop a highlight for those eager to taste the authentic flavors of Dubrovnik.
Next, we’ll venture into the heart of Dubrovnik’s culinary scene at select family-owned eateries that embody the soul of the region. Prepare to indulge in a feast of flavors as you savor traditional dishes, each a testament to the local heritage and culinary craftsmanship. Your taste buds will travel through the essence of Croatian cuisine. Complement your meal with a glass of exquisite local wine, handpicked to enhance the flavors and elevate your dining experience. This immersive tasting tour not only fills your plate but also enriches your understanding of the region’s gastronomic culture.
Our culinary journey through Dubrovnik’s Old Town culminates in a cherished local tradition—dessert and coffee. This delightful finale is not just about tasting; it's an invitation to partake in a beloved ritual, where every sip and bite offers a deeper connection to Croatian culture and hospitality.
As our tour concludes, you'll leave not only with a full stomach but also with a heart enriched by the traditions, stories, and warm hospitality of Dubrovnik's locals, having truly experienced the lifestyle and culinary heritage of this magnificent city.
The meeting point is in front of Nautika Restaurant on Brsalje Square, just outside the main Pile Gate (the main entrance into the Old Town of Dubrovnik). A guide will be there a couple of minutes before holding a "Dubrovnik Small-Group Croatian Food & Wine Tour" sign.
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Dubrovnik Bus Station
The bus system is efficient and affordable, with frequent services connecting the city center to the airport, ports, and other key locations.
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Car, Bike, Scooter
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