Croatia · FOOD TOURS IN PULA
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 6 food tours in Pula worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Truffles, medieval hill towns, and the Pazin Abyss on an 8-hour small-group tour from southern Istria, with Motovun tastings.
“A really enjoyable day. Sinister the driver and guide was very knowledgeable and understanding towards the guests and enabled us to get the most out of the trip. Istria is well worth exploring. Thank you Sini.”
Learn the Roman roots of olive oil in Pula, taste five extra virgin oils, and try a dessert pairing. Guided, $35 per person.
“The exhibits were interestingly designed and entertainingly described. The staff member was very friendly and could speak a little German. The tasting and sampling were very exciting and delicious. A great tip for rainy weather in Pula!”
Taste Istrian olive oil in Pula with a mini Roman-history museum, guided sensory tasting, snacks, and a sweet olive oil dessert pairing.
“Museum is smaller than expected and lay out was strange. However the guide for the olive tasting was incredible. Really enjoyed it!”
Pula Food Walking Tour mixes Roman landmarks with multiple tastings, olive oil, and wine. Small group, 7 pm start, 3.5 hours.
“We had a lovely night exploring Pula sights, and tastes. We started with an all day wine spritzer and Bruschetta, then moved to an amazing octopus dish. The night was truly an adventure for the taste 👅 buds! We enjoyed our time in Pula!”
Meet winemaker Bruno at Šišan’s southernmost organic wine station for an hour-long Trapan tasting with snacks, local bites, and real production talk.
“On the day of the event, this person did not have the courtesy to answer their phone number provided on your confirmation, even up to the moment of the booking. Do to its remoteness we had to risk if we would be able to get taxis Read more”
Private 5-hour boat to Kamenjak and Medulin Archipelago with snorkeling, food and drinks, plus stories from biologist Goran.
Boats, waterfalls, walls and wine — and the best of each.
