• Riva Harbor - The adventure begins with a stunning view of the historic old town and Diocletian’s Palace. The group will then proceed to the first stop, where they can enjoy a taste of Dalmatian delicacies while hearing fascinating local stories and learning about traditional food preparation methods.
• Green Market - This stop offers an opportunity to engage with vendors, explore their creations, and sample their offerings. The farmers’ products provide the most captivating narratives.
• Diocletian’s Palace - It’s fascinating to know that Split originated within the walls of Diocletian’s Palace. Participants will explore the area to see how ancient houses are seamlessly integrated with modern architectural designs. The journey will begin below the city and continue through the narrow streets to the contemporary city of Split.
• Nadalina cokolada - A delightful pause will be made to savor award-winning chocolate from a local producer at their charming mini shop.
• Grgur Ninski Statue - On the way to make a wish by rubbing the toe of the magnificent Grgur Ninski statue, there will be another chance to enjoy the award-winning local chocolate.

• Platform commission
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee
• Local guide and storyteller services

• Gratuities

The best way to understand Split? Taste it.

This tour isn’t about checking off “must-eats.” It’s about discovering how food in Split isn’t just something to consume—it’s something to inherit.

The journey begins where locals start their day: at the Green Market. It’s more than produce. It’s voices, habits, and friendships.

From there, the walk moves through Split’s edible history. Guests will hear where the coffee is best—and where it’s mostly shared with travelers.

They’ll learn what food meant to fishermen, to workers, and to families who had little but shared a lot.

And how Dalmatia’s layered identity—Roman, Venetian, Ottoman, Yugoslav—still lives on through taste.

This isn’t a gourmet tour. It’s a grounded one.
It’s not about fine dining, but about meals that carry memory.
The ones remembered because someone told the story behind the bread.

By the end of the walk, guests will have tasted more than ingredients.
They’ll have tasted a way of life.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.