Guided food tours in Split worth your time, with operators we’d actually book.
Guided food tours in Split worth your time and money. operators we would actually book.
Route: Diocletian's Palace tasting walk with Pazar, Ribarnica and konoba stops
Split Culinary's peka experience is a sit-down lunch built around the iron-bell-cooked Dalmatian dish, with lamb, veal or octopus options through the year.
Route: Diocletian Palace history and food walk with chocolatier, pastry shop and Pazar market stops
Flavours of Split is guide Jelena Vrancic's three-hour walking food tour through Diocletian's Palace, with chocolate, pastry, market and a Roman-history cafe.
Route: Authentic Dalmatian peka experience: lamb, veal or octopus slow-cooked under the bell
Split Culinary's peka experience is a sit-down lunch built around the iron-bell-cooked Dalmatian dish, with lamb, veal or octopus options through the year.
Route: ["Diocletian's Palace start", 'Green Market sampling', 'Veli Varos prosciutto stop', 'Dalmatian wine tasting', 'Sweet ending at a Riva cafe']
Eat in Split runs an afternoon Split Food Tour from Hrvojeva 1, walking guests through Diocletian's Palace, the Green Market and Veli Varos with a Dalmatian wine tasting and prosciutto sampling along the way.
Route: ['Old Town start', 'Pazar green market', 'Riva prosciutto and cheese stop', 'Soparnik wedge from a bakery counter', 'Wine tasting']
Secret Food Tours Split runs a small-group Old Town walking food tour with six hidden stops including the Pazar green market, a Veli Varos prosciutto stop, a soparnik wedge and a Dalmatian wine tasting closer.
TableJourney covers 5 editor-picked food tours in Split, with what each shows you and how much to budget.