7DAYS SUGGESTED TOUR

OUR RECOMMENDATION FOR 7 DAYS IN CROATIA:

DUBROVNIK – 2 days

Tour the Republic of best oysters and wines.
If you’re visiting Dubrovnik and happen to be a food lover, a food tour of Pelješac peninsula is something you don’t want to miss. Home to best European oysters and world-famous wines, Pelješac offers some royal gastronomic experiences that are hard to match. Altogether, Dubrovnik and its wider region – including the picturesque Konavle – provide many opportunities for fine dining. Menus range from outstanding seafood to peka, a Dalmatian signature dish. Rich history, amazing architecture and great nature make a perfect backdrop to gastronomic pleasures of this most southern Croatian region.

SPLIT -1 day

Tour the best Dalmatian gems with a culinary twist.
Split is a buzzing Adriatic hotspot has plenty to offer. A walk around Emperor Diocletian’s Palace and its cellars is a perfect match for indulging in typical local seafood dishes at one of city’s many fine restaurants and taverns. Split tour can easily accommodate trips to National Park Krka, the islands of Hvar or Brač, or a visit to the historic town of Trogir.

PLITVICE – 1 day

Tour the iconic natural beauties and enjoy eco-produces.
National Park Plitvice is the world famous natural attraction with an intricate system of waterfalls and lakes. The stunning nature of Plitvice is a beautiful surprise all year around. Plitvice is situated in a mountainous region of Lika, known for its unspoilt nature and absence of industry. Traditional local farms yield quality meat and dairy products, which – along wild game – make the staple food of this region.

ISTRA – 2 days

Tour the magical land of truffles, all year round.
The inland of Istrian peninsula is dotted by medieval hilltop cities and dreamy valleys where people make living by truffle hunting. Seaside towns offer an entirely different feel, with a range of fine seafood restaurants. Istria sits at the crossroad of geography, influences, and cuisines. Its rich history is probably best exemplified in Arena, one of the six largest surviving Roman arenas in the world and probably the best preserved. Istrian landscape provides a worthy ambiance for regional signature dishes such as an endless variety of truffle recipes, prosciutto, and cheeses from indigenous cattle called bošakrin, to be enjoyed with Istrian world-class wines. A perfect region for an exciting restaurant and wineries tour, all year round.

ZAGREB – 1 day

Tour the culinary hotspots of Zagreb and its hinterland of Zagorje. Croatian capital Zagreb offers a comprehensive range of great wine and dine experiences, along with some amazing street food. Its gastronomic roots can be further explored by tasting traditional, hearty recipes and world-class wines in the lush hills of nearby Zagorje region.