Top Dubrovnik Food & Drink

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.

Southern Dalmatia is known for its regional wines, but it can be hard to know where to visit to sample authentic produce. Discover the Pelješac peninsula on a wine tasting tour and visit 2 rural wineries, as well as the historic town of Ston. Learn about the region’s wine making process and enjoy included samples, benefiting from hassle-free round-trip transfer from your Dubrovnik hotel.

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.

Leave the medieval urban ambience of Dubrovnik behind for the day and head to the rugged vineyard-laden Peljesac peninsula on this small-group guided wine-tasting trip. Stop first in the small town of Ston, famed for its 4.3 miles (7 kilometers) of medieval walls and its deliciously fresh oysters. Then make your way deeper onto the peninsula to partake in three wine tastings. Meet the wine makers and learn about why the Peljesac peninsula is an up-and-coming wine region. Later, indulge in a hearty Dalmatian lunch (at own expense) at a local restaurant.

Get picked up at your hotel in Dubrovnik and then make the hour-long drive 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. This private tour of Pelješac is flexible and can be tailored to your interests.

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.

Dalmatia boasts a unique culinary culture, but knowing where to go for insight into traditional tastes and recipes can be difficult. Take a break from the city with round-trip transfer into the countryside, and attend a cooking class delivered by a local chef. Pick up recipes for typical dishes including peka and ražnjići, then enjoy a sit down meal with your small group to indulge in your homemade feast.

Take a break from bustling Dubrovnik on a private boat tour of Ston Bay, and get a taste of Adriatic life with complimentary wine, oyster, and mussel tasting included. Round-trip transport from your hotel ensures seamless transfer, leaving you free to absorb scenic views of the region. Avoid the daytime heat with choice of morning or evening departure to suit your schedule.

Immerse yourself in the world of Game of Thrones on this walking tour of Dubrovnik, the set for the fictional King's Landing. You'll hear behind-the-scenes tales and facts from your guide as you explore, stopping at all the major filming sites to explore and take photos. Enjoy plenty of time to ask questions of your multilingual guide as you travel.

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.

Bike along and kayak in the Adriatic Sea on this full-day tour from Dubrovnik. With your small group, board a ferry to Lopud Island, then kayak over to Šipan Island and bike to a seaside restaurant for lunch (own expense). Enjoy views of the Peljesac Peninsula and the outer Elafiti Islands while kayaking, biking, and dining. Leave the navigation and directions to your guide and simply enjoy yourself; no experience necessary.

Get a taste of the history, heritage and cuisine of Croatia’s Pelješac peninsula on this private full-day tour from Dubrovnik. First, explore the medieval town of Ston, where highlights include the world’s oldest active salt works and the longest stone wall in Europe, which dates back to the 14th century. Then, head to Mali Ston bay to learn the secrets of harvesting oysters on a 1-hour boat cruise, before tucking into fresh oysters paired with local wines. Best of all: this private tour is flexible so you can customise the itinerary to your preferences.

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.

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.

Paddle around historic Dubrovnik in the company of a kayaking guide on this small-group kayaking tour. View the Old Town as you cross the Adriatic Sea to the Island of Lokrum, then stop at Betina Cave for some snorkeling and a snack. No experience necessary; use of all kayaking and snorkeling equipment is included.

While the Peljesac Peninsula is best known as Croatia’s wine region, this tour delves into far more than just wine. Your guide leads you to historic landmarks, takes you on a walking tour, and introduces you to traditional foods missed by most visitors. Plus, the guide handles all the logistics and transportation for you, so you can indulge in wine tastings without worrying about who’s driving home.

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 suplavac mali, kadarun, dalmatinka and others. Among them, a special place belongs to the autochthonous domestic variety Malvasija dubrovačka bijela, which is almost destroyed and whose conservation restoration attaches special importance. Numerous conavon 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

Small medieval town Ston, with its narrow streets and the second largest city walls in the world will fascinate you. Besides cultural heritage this small town can boasts with excellent gastronomy and fine wines. After visiting Ston the trip continues through Peljesac peninsula, famous for its vineyards and exquisite wines. Wine roads, visiting vineyard and wine cellars represents persuasive experience of tradition and love of these people to this economic branch. Except for wine, Peljesac is also known for beautiful nature, rich vegetation, amazing beaches and exceptional gastronomy. On the our way we will stop in two wine cellars, were you will hear interesting stories about wine production and you have possibility to taste fine wines. • Full day tour to Peljesac peninsula • See the saltworks and amazing vineyards • Taste excellent wines in wine cellars • Travel comfortable in an air – conditioned vehicle

Just outside of Dubrovnik, the beautiful landscapes of the Konavle valley are renowned for producing some of Croatia’s finest foods and wines. On this tour, sample a variety of regional specialties and admire the stunning scenery as you journey along the Ljuta River. Along the way, enjoy an expert-led wine tasting at Vodopić vineyard and feast on delicious local cuisine at a traditional konoba restaurant.

The Elaphiti Islands boast scenic landscapes and unique heritage, but appreciating all they have to offer can be difficult for visitors with limited time. Discover the islands’ highlights on a day tour from Dubrovnik that includes a visit to secluded Lopud, lunch on Sipan, and snorkeling in Kolocep’s Blue Cave. Save time for sightseeing with hotel pickup and drop-off included.

A short drive from Dubrovnik lies the medieval town of Ston, known for its ancient wall, delicious wines, and oyster farms. Experience all that Ston has to offer during this roundtrip road trip from Dubrovnik. Take in spectacular coastal views and enjoy a short boat ride out to one of the nearby oyster farms to sample the harvest and learn about this 1000-year-old practice.

One of the most telling ways to get to know another culture is through its food. This dinner excursion will do just that. After getting picked up at your hotel, head up to towering Mt. Srđ for a jaw-dropping view of the Old Town and beyond. Then arrive in a local country restaurant. Upon entering, sip a glass of locally made rakija, a Balkan brandy, and indulge in a local prosciutto and cheese, veal and potatoes.

Spend the day exploring Korčula, a medieval walled town on an island of the same name. From Dubrovnik, travel to the seaside vineyard-laden town of Orebić where you’ll board a boat and be ferried across the Adriatic to the verdant island of Korčula. Known as the birthplace of explorer Marco Polo, Korčula is a well-preserved walled town that’s worthy of exploration. See the Venetian-influenced St Mark’s Cathedral, check out some Renaissance-era palaces and lounge at an outdoor cafe, sipping coffee or local wine.

Taste the Old World recipes, wine, and warm hospitality of Croatia’s Konavle Valley on a culinary day trip from Dubrovnik. A guide reveals the history and heart of this fertile region just a short drive from the coast, where you'll sip crystal clear spring water and fine Croatian wine. Visit a family’s country house for the kind of meal you won't find in any restaurant, featuring meat cooked under a metal bell and other specialties.