3 Market Tours in Croatia Worth the Day

1.Three Lakes Tour (every day) / Tuesday Zadvarje Market

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 51 reviews · 4 - 5 hours · from $76Our pick

Small-group Imotski lakes tour in Dalmatia: Blue, Red and Green Lakes plus homemade wine and sweets. Tuesdays add Zadvarje market.

“We recently went on a tour to the Imotski lakes, and it was truly amazing! The organizers did a great job — everything was well-planned, smoothly organized, and very comfortable. The route was really interesting, and the scenery was absolutely stunning. A special mention goes to the guide, who explained everything clearly, informatively, and with great enthusiasm. His stories made the trip even more engaging. Overall, we enjoyed everything — the route, the organization, and the atmosphere. We highly recommend this tour to anyone looking to discover something beautiful and new!”

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2.Zagreb Walking Food Tour – Sightseeing – Dolac Market Visit

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 38 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $161.77Top rated

Zagreb’s 6-hour walking food tour blends Dolac Market, cheese and wine tastings, strukli, lunch, and Old Town sights in small groups.

“Great food, great tour. A must for Zagreb. Full of information and much more. An amazing experience.”

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3.Private Split: Visit Diocletian Palace & Taste Food at the Market

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 33 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $148.72

Private 2-hour Split tour of Diocletian’s Palace plus Green Market tastings, led by an English-speaking local guide.

“I visited Croatia with my wife last week and one of our stops was in Split. We decided to take a tour of old town and this tour was a pleasant experience. Our tour lady was very informative about the Diocletian Palace and its history. At the same time, I believe she went the extra mile explaining us about the best choices for food and places to visit. I recommend this tour to anybody who goes to Split with the intention of learning about the history of the Diocletian period, the palace and the city of Split.”

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