4-Hour Dalmatian Food and Wine flavors Experience in Split Patio is a food tour in Split.
Editorially verified October 13, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Viator · 4 h
Come join us on this unforgettable tasting adventure and fall in love with Croatian cuisine. Step back in time and stroll the charming cobblestone streets in the foots...
Guided tour · 1.5 hours
Join us on our guided food, history, and culture tour in the 1700-year-old Diocletian Palace in Split, Croatia. Opt to upgrade to a private tour and enjoy it with your...
Musement · 3 hours
Get into the culture of Split with this walking food tour in the characteristic streets of the old town.You'll stop in at least four eateries and taste some of the bes...
Tip: The host also explains a bit of the history of Dalmatian cuisine, and you cook, talk, eat and drink.
A day on Brač with a local guide: visit a family olive oil museum, hear the story about tradition and do the tasting, then have an authentic lunch in a traditional konoba.
TipThe group is kept small for a better experience, and hotel pickup and drop-off is included.
A day tour from Split by air-conditioned bus to Krka National Park, with a boat ride to Skradin and a visit to a local winemaker to sample Dalmatian wine, olive oil, cheese and bread.
TipSkradin has free time to walk the town, climb a fortress, have lunch or take a swim.
A painting party that needs no prior painting experience, with canvases, brushes and paint provided and fine local wine to sip as much as you like through the night.
TipYou take your painting home as a souvenir, and soft drinks are available. Alcohol is for ages 18 and over.
A private vintage tuk-tuk ride along Split's West Coast promenade, with a 20/30-minute stop at Vidilica viewpoint and a complimentary bottle of Croatian wine.
TipThe tuk-tuk is an open vehicle, so bring a light jacket, especially in spring and autumn evenings.
A 90-minute walking tour of Split old town and Diocletian's Palace, followed by a tasting of Dalmatian white and red wine varietals in a local wine and dining restaurant.
TipA professional guides the wine and food tasting, which also explores the history of winemaking in Dalmatia.
A guided food, history and culture tour of the 1,700-year-old Diocletian Palace, with tastings at the Green Market and Fish Market and a chocolate shop visit.
TipThe Fish market of Split is called Peškarija, where you learn how to eat salted anchovies, a traditional marenda.