Split: Date-Night Tuk-Tuk Ride & Bottle of Wine for Adults is a food tour in Split.
Editorially verified October 13, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Viator · 1.5 h
A sunset cruise in Split is an ideal way to experience the stunning coastline and crystal-clear waters of the area. Lasting 1.5 hours, it offers a relaxing and roman...
Viator · 1 h
Experience Split after dark on a romantic tuk-tuk ride. Cruise the sparkling waterfront, stop at the panoramic view for 30 minutes, and toast the moment with a complim...
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 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.
A 4-hour walking food tour of Diocletian's Palace and the old town, visiting 5 food establishments for dishes such as black risotto, pasticada with gnocchi and burek.
TipTell the guide about dietary restrictions in advance. Nut-free, but vegan diets cannot be catered for.
A tasting walk in the footsteps of the Roman Emperor Diocletian that visits 5 authentic food establishments, with a shot of Rakija, water and a local licensed guide.
TipAt the end you get an exclusive Guidebook with plenty of ideas on what else you can do during your time in Split.
A 2-hour small-group walking tour of Diocletian's Palace with a licensed local guide, from the Golden Gate to the Riva promenade, with a tasting of local cheese and olive oil.
TipThe stops include Peristyle Square, Jupiter's Temple and Diocletian's underground basement.
A wine tasting in a wine shop in Split, next to the National Theatre, with expert sommeliers pairing premium Croatian wines with local cheeses, prosciutto, olives and tapenade.
TipThere are 2 starting location options, and you can browse craft beers, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks in the shop.