Split: Paint & Wine Party with Unlimited Local Wine

Summary

Paint and sip in Split with unlimited wine and new friends

You’ll walk into a bright studio in Split and be greeted with local wine (as much as you want), then spend the evening painting alongside locals and travelers alike. No experience needed—the host guides you step by step, making it easy to relax and laugh along the way. You’ll leave with your own canvas as a one-of-a-kind souvenir—and probably some new friends too.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Paint and wine party in Split

• Arrive at the venue
• Receive a glass of wine
• Enjoy unlimited wine throughout
• Follow hosts' painting guidance
• Create your own masterpiece
• Take your painting souvenir

Top questions

Is prior painting experience required for this Split paint & wine party?

No, you don’t need any painting experience at all. The host guides everyone step by step.

How much wine is included in the Paint & Wine Party?

You can sip as much local wine as you want throughout the night—it’s unlimited.

Are all painting supplies provided?

Yes, all canvases, brushes, paints, and materials are included in the price.

Can I keep my painting after the event?

Yes! You take your finished canvas home as a souvenir from Split.

What’s the minimum age for drinking alcohol at this event?

You must be at least 18 years old to have alcoholic beverages.

Is there an option for non-alcoholic drinks?

Yes, soft drinks are available if you prefer not to drink wine.

Is public transportation nearby?

Yes, there are public transportation options close to the venue.

What’s included

Your night includes unlimited local wine (or soft drinks if you prefer), all painting supplies—from canvases to brushes—and friendly guidance from your host so you can relax and enjoy creating your own souvenir artwork before heading out into Split’s evening air.

What’s the experience like?

“You really expect me to paint after two glasses of this?” That’s what I blurted out, half-laughing, when our host handed me a fresh glass of white the moment I walked into the studio in Split. The place smelled faintly like acrylics and something fruity—maybe the wine?—and everyone looked a bit nervous at first, but honestly, that faded fast. Our guide (I think her name was Marija?) told us not to worry about skill—she said most people hadn’t touched a brush since school. She was right. My hands felt clumsy at first, but she made it feel like no big deal.

I sat next to a couple from Germany who were already giggling over their “masterpieces.” There was music playing—something local, kind of mellow—and every time someone tried to paint a straight line, someone else would cheer or tease them. The wine kept coming (it really is unlimited; I checked), and after a while my painting started to look less like a disaster and more like…well, something I’d actually hang up at home. Marija wandered around giving little tips (“try more blue here,” or “don’t worry, it’s just paint”), but never in that strict art teacher way. She even laughed when I accidentally dipped my brush in my wine instead of the water cup—oops.

The best part? You get to keep your painting as a souvenir from Split—which is wild because mine turned out way better than expected (or maybe that’s just the wine talking). By the end of the night, everyone was chatting like old friends, swapping stories about travel plans and favorite beaches nearby. It didn’t feel like an art class at all—more like a relaxed party where nobody cared if you got paint on your hands or mispronounced “živjeli” during the toast. I still think about how light everything felt walking back through those narrow streets with my weird little canvas under my arm.