Top Croatia Spring Break in 2026

Discover two wineries of Hvar on a half-day small-group wine tour of the island. With a guide at your side, you’ll journey away from Hvar town to explore the cellars of the local wine estates that you might struggle to find as a tourist alone. The experience ends with a wine tasting session, where a range of local varietals and regional food is served.

Take a private day trip from Dubrovnik to visit region of the best Croatian wines Peljesac. The Croatian kingdom of Wine. The second largest croatian peninsula. Inhabited already in early Stone Age hides untouched nature, hidden beaches, a long history and of course vineyards that give the best of Croatian wines. Visit Ston a medieval town whose history dates back to the early XIV century. Unique because of old salt fields, third largest City Walls in the World and oyster and mussel farms. Enjoy the costal drive and stop in wineries for wine tasting.

Combine some sightseeing with wine tasting on this private tour from Dubrovnik to the Pelješac peninsula. Start out with some time in the Old town of Ston to see its famous walls and ancient streets. Spend the rest of the tour visiting wineries around the peninsula, learning about and sampling the region’s varieties of red wine including Dingač. Admission to the walls of Ston is not included in the tour.

This private wine tour is the ultimate way to expand your knowledge of local Croatian wine. Rather than visiting a large and industrial wine estate, enjoy the intimate alternative of a family-run winery that’s over 500 years old. Here, you can try a variety of premium wines, as well as fruity liquors, and homemade ham and cheese.

Explore the vineyards of Hvar on a full-day small-group tour that lets you enjoy wine without driving. Visit two of Croatia’s most esteemed family-run wineries and taste four to five wines at each, including Prošek, the original Dalmatian wine. End your day with an authentic Dalmatian 2-course dinner featuring traditional stews in a rustic setting.

Avoid the crowds that come with group tours and indulge in this private trip to Hvar. This curated itinerary is designed to give you a taste of everything Hvar has to offer, and it even includes a wine tasting. As a popular destination in Dalmatia, Hvar boasts natural scenery and a thriving cultural scene. Discover the island's rich history and wine all in just one day.

Excursion Itinerary Overview Departure from Dubrovnik: The drive to Ston takes approximately 1 hour along the scenic D8 coastal road. City of Ston Visit (approx. 1 hour): Free time in Ston allows you to explore key attractions such as the impressive Walls of Ston (one of the longest defensive walls in Europe), the ancient Ston Salt Works (one of Europe's oldest operational salt pans), and the historic Ston Old Town. Winery Visit and Wine Tasting: The Pelješac Peninsula is famous for its excellent red wines, particularly the indigenous Plavac Mali variety. You will visit a local winery for a tasting experience. Lunch in Mali Ston: Enjoy lunch in the village of Mali Ston, renowned for its fresh seafood, particularly the high-quality local oysters and mussels. Return Journey: The drive back to Dubrovnik also takes about 1 hour.

Explore Zagreb’s Attractions. From both traditional, sacred and religious sites, feel the stories of the old Zagreb streets with a professional guide who shares history and local culture along the way. After the sightseeing, visit the Bornstein Wine Bar and taste the famous local wines in 200 y.o cellars.

Discover the charm of the Konavle countryside and its culinary delights with this private e-bike tour from Dubrovnik. Follow your licensed tour guide as you ride on your electric bike to local farms to try traditional organic produce and wine. There’s also time for sightseeing with a visit to an old mill and Franciscan monastery. Enjoy a 3-course gourmet lunch and wine tasting during this exclusive experience.

The historic towns and family-run wineries of the Peljesac Peninsula and Korcula island lie just over an hour’s drive from Dubrovnik. On this private tour, experience the age-old traditions of salt panning and oyster farming along the peninsula, indulge in a wine tasting at a local winery, then ride the ferry from Orebic to Korcula Town.

Exploring the area surrounding Dubrovnik on a private tour is the perfect way to see the best of Croatia, without the rush or crowds of shared excursions. On this full-day adventure, head out with a guide to check off multiple highlights—including the Peljesac Peninsula and the bay-side town of Ston, famous for its oysters. Wrap up the day with visits to three family-run wineries for tastings of local specialties, before convenient drop-off back at your hotel.

Explore Croatia’s stunning landscapes and rich heritage on a day trip from Zagreb without worrying about transport or planning. Visit the 13th-century Trakošćan Castle, enjoy a family-run winery tasting, and savor a hearty local lunch. This carefully curated itinerary combines sightseeing, regional flavors, and cultural experiences for a seamless, stress-free introduction to Croatia’s charm.

Visit the coastal town of Ston and Korčula Island with ease on a private day trip from Dubrovnik. Soak up the scenic sights en route along the Pelješac Peninsula, enjoy both a guided tour and free time in charming Ston, and cruise to Korčula, where you’ll see the house explorer Marco Polo may have been born, with a stop along the way for an included wine-tasting experience.

The Plešivica wine region is renowned for its sparkling wine and lies just an hour’s drive from Zagreb. On this tour, indulge in a delicious 3-course lunch or dinner at a traditional farmhouse, including authentic Croatian home cooking, regional specialties, and a variety of fine Croatian wines. As you drive back to Zagreb, stop in Samobor to admire the beautiful Baroque buildings and enjoy a walking tour of the medieval center.

Lovers of wine and oysters should look no further than historic Ston, home of Mali Ston oysters, a type of European flat oyster that's especially delicious due to the minerals in the water. This Peljesac Peninsula day trip—just for your group, to ensure a more leisurely pace—gets you out to an oyster farm and two different wineries, with the option to see Ston's city walls and salt works.

There is far too much to mention, but a few snippets you might see and glean include small town which is dating from 339 BC, river which started under waterfall, Ice Age, melting, salty and fresh water, sea level which was on 95 meters lower, First Croatian hydro power station which was the second AC-generating hydroelectric project in the world, unrecognized state of Serbska Krajna, Croatian operation “Storm” against unrecognized state, eight waterfalls (one of them is underwater waterfall), effect of calcareous sinter, the most powerful family in Croatia in the middle Ages, Romans (how could I forget the Romans), trade routes, an ancient Roman roads, hajduks, small balustrade lookout point built for monarch whose nephew assassination started World War one, karst phenomenon, mills, caves, only poisonous snake, and quite a lot more.

Ston is known for its seafood specialties, but visiting can be a hassle for those with limited time in Dubrovnik. Enjoy seamless transfer to the town with round-trip service from your hotel or port, and spend a day exploring the mussel and oyster farms, salt flats, and cafes it’s famous for, with an included lunch of fresh mussels, oysters, and local wine.

An unforgettable experience of tasting sparkling wines produced using the classic method. The tasting begins with a short introduction to the history of the winery and family tradition. At the tasting, it is planned to try 5 different types of sparkling wine, all produced using the classic method (1 extra brut, 2 brut, 1 sec, and 1 demi-sec sparkling wine are included). The winery produces 12 types, and among them it is possible to choose according to the wishes of the visitor (the wishes of all participants are taken into account, not each one in particular). The number of white and rose sparkling wines can be combined. With accompanying handmade biscuits. Touring the interior of the wine cellar, production, and vineyard is possible if weather and conditions permit. It is not possible to access the wine cellar if the production process is in progress. Children's entertainment is available for all visitors who come with children (crayons, coloring books, games, toys, balls, etc.).

Zadar's harbor is the starting point for a shared small-group speedboat cruise along the coast at sunset. Head out toward the horizon as the sun goes down, with views of the sea and nearby island landscapes from the water. Cruise with unlimited Croatian wine while taking in the changing light and coastal scenery. The route returns to Zadar after sunset. Alfred Hitchcock reportedly called Zadar's sunset the most beautiful in the world, and this cruise puts you on the water to see it.

Island-hopping cruises are a popular choice for a day trip from Split and this half-day tour checks all the boxes. Admire the ocean views as you sail out to the islands of Brac and Solta; get a taste of local culture in picturesque Stomorska town; tuck into a delicious lunch including wine on board; and dive in to swim and snorkel at the beaches and coves.

Ship with two decks, 2 toilets, qualified crew. Sailing along the walls of Dubrovnik and the Lovrijenac fortress gives a unique experience. During the ride on the boat you can refresh yourself with cold juices and water. With a grilled fish for lunch, we offer quality local red and white wine. We recommend swimming on the famous sandy beaches, visiting the monastery and rectors palace on Lopud. On the way back to the home port enjoy the sunset with a glass of wine. During the tour, you can purchase a Vivado reusable cup on board for just €3. It’s perfect for enjoying your drinks during the trip – and when the tour ends, you decide what to do with it: Keep it as a fun and useful souvenir from your Elaphite Islands adventure or return it before leaving the boat and get a full refund!

Visit Korcula Island and have a Great Wine tasting in this tour Legend says that fairy-tale Korčula was home to the beautiful Greek mythology hero, Kerkyra. It is even said to be named after her. These days Korčula presents a connection to nature and beautiful beaches, amongst them is also the “Croatian Santorini”. It shows thousands of years of culture, history and tradition. Hundreds of years old oil groves, vineyards, and fruit and vegetable productions assure you that you will eat good and local in Korčula. Explore centuries old forts and streets. Marco Polo wasn’t the only famous person born in Korcula Memories of the great Croatian singer Oliver Dragojević, who was born in Korčula, keep lovely dalmatian music and atmosphere on every step. While enjoying a glass of wine, of course. On the way back to Dubrovnik we will make a stop at Pelješac peninsula. It is well known wine region. Famous for its wine growing hills. A perfect way to end our tour before we head back to Dubrovnik.

You will be passing by the Zadar shore that will give you a view on the Old City from the boat perspective, where you can admire a beautiful architecture of this city. It is a unique experience to watch the city during the sunset as it is known for the most beautiful sunsets. You can enjoy the view with a glass of prosecco in your hand

Discover the charm of Trebinje, and visit the historic Tvrdoš Monastery on this exciting half-day tour from Dubrovnik. Perfect for those seeking a combination of cultural exploration, history, and natural beauty, this tour offers a quick yet enriching escape into the heart of the Balkans. Learn from knowledgeable guides who bring the region's history and culture to life.