Top Porec Walking Tours

You will be introduced to the best olive oil region in the world! Starting from our authentic Istrian olive oil tasting room where you will be presented with the process of obtaining premium extra virgin olive oil. After a presentation and degustation we will move to the olive grove where you'll get to know a bit more about various types of olive trees. Through this experience you will discover Istrian nature, our carefully tended olive trees and premium extra virgin olive oil. As it is a for max 6 people it will be a relaxed one :)

Explore Istria’s colorful food and wine scene with a guided walking food tour of Porec. You’ll sample local favorite’s such as prosciutto, pastas, and cheeses paired with local Istrian wines at 3 local eateries and speciality food shops. A guided food tour of Porec allows you to sample a much greater variety of foods than you could on an afternoon exploring on your own.

Enjoy a day of visiting the main features of coastal and inland Istria. Join me in discovering the amazing history, culture and local life of the hilltop towns of Motovun, Groznjan and the beautiful coastal town of Poreč. Learn about the differences of living on the coast vs hinterland, notice the differences in food, local customs and people. We will visit one of the main truffle producers so you can taste the magical ingredient that has marked the gastronomy of the Istrian hinterland. Among the beautiful views of the land and the sea we are going to have lunch in a local inn (konoba) where the food comes directly from the owner's garden. (Lunch is not included in the price of the tour) We are going to walk the ancient town of Poreč through its narrow cobbled-stone streets constructed by the Romans in the 1st century B. C.

Explore one of the most famous cities of Istria with the local licensed guide. Learn about the local customs, food and people of Istria. Discover the histroy, culture and secret places that only locals know. Do you want to hear about the Romans who arrived in the 1st century B. C. building their villas throughout Istria? The Romans started with the culture of olive and wine growing leaving the tradition till today. Do you know that the Pula Amphitheater is one of the best preserved Roman coliseums in the world? Did you know that the picturesque old town of Rovinj once existed as an island? All of this facts, stories and even more can be heard during your tour with me.

Discover the colorful flavors of Istrian cuisine on a walking food tour in Umag. You’ll visit three local eateries and sample local seafood, pastas, cheeses, and more paired perfectly with Istrian wines. This tour gives you the opportunity to taste way more eats than you could on an afternoon exploring on your own and leaves you with plenty of ideas on where to dine for the remainder of your visit.

Many of Istria’s acclaimed wineries lie near to Porec, but visiting them is difficult without a rental car. This small-group tour steps up: with a minivan and driver-guide to take you to three estates for tastings, so you needn’t worry about driving. Admire the countryside, sample up to five wines at each of two stops, and enjoy tastings paired with a meal at the third. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Get to know Slovenia's Lake Bled on this full-day tour from western Croatia. With your guide in the lead, visit Bled Castle (entrance fees included( and enjoy a serene boat ride on the lake itself. Pickup and drop-off from select hotels included.

Discover the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park and avoid hidden costs on a day trip that includes entry, lunch, and round-trip transfer from your hotel. Learn about the park’s waterfalls, lakes, and forests from your guide, and enjoy an intimate look at the natural spectacle as you explore the site by foot.

A unique tour in Istria combined with the heritage of Poreč and walking in nature through olive trees. For 6 years in a row, Istria is the best olive region in the world according to the Flos Olei Guide (2016-2021). For over 30 years olive oil plantation produces extra virgin olive oil, rewarded with several medals in regional contests.

Take a walk on the hills near Poreč and see the remains of the ancient Histri civilization dated 4000 years ago. Learn how the town and local people thrived before the arrive of the Roman Empire. The location is often referred to as the Istrian Stonehenge because of it's cult purpose.