From Split: Dubrovnik Day Trip With Food and Wine Tasting

Exploring the historic wonders of Croatia’s southern coast, this day trip from Split to Dubrovnik offers a seamless and immersive experience for discerning travelers. Delving into the rich cultural heritage of the UNESCO-protected Dubrovnik Old Town, the tour showcases the city’s iconic landmarks under the guidance of an English-speaking expert. Beyond the architectural marvels, the journey also encompasses a delightful gastronomic interlude, where participants savor traditional Croatian cuisine and wines in the charming village of Gata. Whether you’re a history buff or a culinary enthusiast, this meticulously crafted excursion promises to captivate and delight.

This experience made our list of the 25 Best Wine Tours In Dubrovnik.

Good To Know

• Offers a 10-hour day trip from Split to the historic city of Dubrovnik, with a 2.5-hour van transfer each way.
• Includes a guided tour of Dubrovnik’s key landmarks, such as Pile Gate, Stradun, and the city walls.
• Provides a cultural and culinary experience with a wine tasting at a local family winery and the preparation of traditional Croatian dish Soparnik.
• Accommodates up to 8 participants and is wheelchair accessible with an English-speaking guide.
• Recommends comfortable clothing and advance booking for the tour.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

This day trip from Split to Dubrovnik offers a comprehensive and immersive experience, priced at Kč9,764 for a group of up to 8 participants.

The 10-hour tour includes a 2.5-hour van transfer to Dubrovnik, where guests will enjoy a guided tour, free time for shopping and sightseeing, and a visit to key landmarks like the Pile Gate, Stradun, and the city walls.

The return journey includes a stop in Gata for a food and wine tasting at a local family winery.

The tour is wheelchair accessible and features an English-speaking guide, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience.

Advance booking is recommended, with the option to cancel up to 24 hours prior for a full refund.

Itinerary Highlights

Embarking on this day trip from Split to Dubrovnik, travelers will first journey for 2.5 hours by van to reach the historic city of Dubrovnik.

Once there, they will enjoy a guided tour and free time to explore the city’s key landmarks, including the Pile Gate, the Stradun, the Sponza Palace, and the famous city walls that stretch for 1.24 miles.

After the tour and free time, the group will return to Split, stopping along the way in the village of Gata for a food and wine tasting experience at a local family winery, where they will indulge in the traditional Croatian dish, Soparnik.

Cultural and Culinary Experience

On this day trip, travelers will have the opportunity to indulge in a unique cultural and culinary experience.

The tour includes a wine tasting with local snacks at a family winery in Gata, where guests can sample the region’s finest wines and learn about traditional winemaking practices.

Plus, you will have the chance to experience the preparation of Soparnik, an authentic Croatian dish recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage.

This traditional dish will be served as part of the included lunch and drinks in Dubrovnik, allowing visitors to savor the flavors of the local cuisine in a stunning historical setting.

Transportation and Accessibility

For this Dubrovnik day trip, transportation is provided in an air-conditioned car or van.

The tour is led by an English-speaking guide, ensuring you have a knowledgeable and informative companion throughout the journey.

The tour is also wheelchair accessible, making it inclusive for guests with mobility challenges.

The group size is limited to 8 participants, providing a more personalized and intimate experience.

With comfortable transportation and an attentive guide, you can sit back, relax, and fully learn about the cultural and culinary delights of Dubrovnik and the surrounding region.

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Important Information

To ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience, there are a few important details to consider for this Dubrovnik day trip.

The meeting point is the MySpliTours agency office, where participants should arrive prepared with the following: a hat, camera, cash, and any necessary food or drinks.

It’s important to note that certain activities are not allowed, such as intoxication, fishing, fireworks, explosive substances, making fire, and nudity.

Plus, the tour may not be suitable for individuals with food or nut allergies. Participants are advised to dress comfortably and bring any necessary personal items to make the most of this cultural and culinary adventure.

• Hat
• Camera
• Cash
• Food and drinks
• Suitable for all dietary requirements

Starting Location and Meeting Point

The MySpliTours agency office serves as the designated meeting point for this Dubrovnik day trip. Located at Ulica Majstora Jurja, this is where you will gather before embarking on their journey.

The meeting point is conveniently situated, allowing for easy access and coordination. Participants are advised to arrive at the office on time, as the tour will depart promptly at the scheduled time.

The tour guide will be present at the meeting point to greet the group and provide any necessary information or instructions. From the agency office, the group will then be transported by van to the historic city of Dubrovnik, marking the start of the day’s exciting activities and cultural experiences.

Activities in Dubrovnik

Upon arriving in Dubrovnik, the group will embark on a guided tour of the city’s key landmarks and attractions. Participants will explore the iconic Pile Gate, stroll along the picturesque Stradun, and admire the architectural beauty of the Sponza Palace.

The tour also includes a circuit of the famous city walls, spanning a distance of 1.24 miles, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the historic city center.

After the guided tour, visitors will have free time to explore the city further, indulge in local shopping, and soak in the captivating atmosphere of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

• Guided tour of Dubrovnik’s landmarks
• Stroll along the Stradun
• Visit the Sponza Palace
• Walk the 1.24-mile city wall circuit
• Free time for exploration, shopping, and sightseeing

Return Journey and Food Tasting

Following the conclusion of the guided tour and free time in Dubrovnik, the group embarks on the return journey, which includes a stop in the quaint village of Gata for a food and wine tasting experience.

During this stop, participants have the opportunity to indulge in a wine tasting at a local family winery, accompanied by traditional Croatian snacks.

Plus, they will experience the preparation of Soparnik, a UNESCO-recognized authentic Croatian dish.

After this cultural and culinary interlude, the van continues the journey back to Split, covering the approximately 2-hour distance.

This stop provides a delightful respite and allows participants to savor the flavors and traditions of the Croatian countryside before returning to their starting point.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

The tour information indicates that participants are allowed to bring their own food and drinks. However, it is advised to check with the tour operator for any specific restrictions or recommendations regarding outside food and beverages.

Is There a Dress Code for the Tour?

The tour itinerary does not specify a dress code, however, it is recommended to wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes for the walking activities. No formal attire is required, but guests should dress respectfully when visiting cultural sites.

Can I Take Photos During the Wine Tasting?

Yes, participants are generally allowed to take photos during the wine tasting portion of the tour. However, it is recommended to be respectful and avoid disrupting the tasting experience for others. Check with the tour guide for any specific guidelines.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Tour Participants?

The tour does not explicitly mention any age restrictions for participants. However, as a general practice, it is recommended that all tour participants be of legal drinking age in the destination country to fully participate in the wine tasting activities.

Can I Extend My Stay in Dubrovnik After the Tour Ends?

The tour itinerary covers the full day trip to Dubrovnik, including transportation, guided activities, and a food and wine tasting. The tour ends in the late afternoon, providing the opportunity to extend your stay in Dubrovnik independently after the tour concludes.

Sum Up

This day trip from Split to Dubrovnik offers a comprehensive cultural and culinary experience. The seamless 10-hour journey includes a scenic van ride, guided exploration of Dubrovnik’s iconic landmarks, and a delightful stop in Gata for food and wine tasting. The tour showcases the UNESCO-recognized Soparnik, providing a perfect blend of history, architecture, and traditional Croatian cuisine.

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