
Split Fish Market & Peka Dinner
Split, Croatia
About This Activity
Split's fish market at Pazar square is one of Dalmatia's most vibrant morning rituals — local fishermen selling the night's catch alongside vegetable stalls, with fishwives gutting and filleting on request. In the evening, seek out a konoba serving peka — octopus or lamb baked under an iron dome covered in glowing embers, requiring 24–48 hours advance notice but rewarding patience with extraordinary tenderness. Top konobas for peka include Konoba Fetivi in the Upper Town and Konoba Korta. Pair with local Pošip or Plavac Mali wine. Budget €35–45 per person for a full dinner with wine.
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