Food and drinks - Split Sea Tours

We have created your HOME AWAY FROM HOME

All the other “blue cave tour” agencies and boat owners have decided to cut everything out from their tours, except a bottle of water.
Some have even excluded the Blue cave admission in order to lower the price and make their offer more appealing to you.
Since we realize this is 100 nautical miles and 10-11 hours long tour – we’ve decided to include even more items/services, such as drinks, towels, food, etc.
We don’t believe in “tourist trap” restaurants, so we’ve decided to open up our own – DIDA LUKA on Vis island, Milna bay.
The food is so fresh and delicious, we’ve actually managed to become the TOP RATED restaurant on the entire island.
Click on the TripAdvisor icon to see what others say about our food.

Lunch location – Milna, Vis island – “DIDA LUKA” – our PRIVATE restaurant, #1 rated on TripAdvisor on the entire island.

Absolutely everything is ORGANIC & MADE ON REAL FIRE

The food we serve is ORGANIC – either home-grown by us or bought from farmers.
The food is grilled on a real fire, and it’s prepared and served at the time you have arrived at our restaurant.
You have complete privacy – NO OTHER COMPANIES have access – this is a private restaurant.

Food

Drinks

Traditional Dalmatian Peka dish

Peka is an ancient technique of preparing various dishes inside the eponymous bell-shaped cooking vessel. The technique is mostly used in the preparation of meat (lamb, veal, chicken), vegetables (potatoes, onions, carrots, cabbage), or seafood that are seasoned and cooked together with olive oil, other types of fat, herbs, and occasionally wine.
The dome-shaped lid is put on top, and the whole vessel is then placed in an outdoor fireplace, while the lid is covered with hot embers. This preparation technique allows the ingredients to cook slowly and keeps all the flavors and aromas intact.

To start the day and get you through it BREAKFAST & DRINKS

On the boat, we’ve made sure you have some food to start the day and plenty of drinks, too.
Different products from our local bakery (croissants, doughnuts, bagels, etc).
A variety of drinks (wine, beer, sodas, soft drinks, water, etc).
Remember, this is NOT a booze cruise, and it’s NOT “all-you-can-drink-party” but there’s plenty to drink.