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Explore the lakes, islands, and dramatic waterfalls of Krka National Park without the hassle of public transport or joining a crowded group tour. On this tour, travel in the comfort of your own vehicle and benefit from a private guide as you visit the park’s natural wonders. Enjoy a scenic boat cruise to Skradinski Buk waterfall, stop at the lakeside town of Skradin, then head out into the countryside for a wine and olive oil tasting at a family winery.

Get out of the city and experience the culinary side of the Croatian countryside on this full-day food and wine tour. Travel from your Dubrovnik hotel in an air-conditioned minivan with a guide and admire the beautiful landscape. Stop at family-run wineries and taste a variety of local wines. Sample oysters at an oyster farm and enjoy a three-course lunch at a family-owned restaurant.

Set along Croatia’s coastline, Dubrovnik is an astounding place to be during sunset. Do more than just wait around for the sun to fall on this panoramic tour. See the sparkling waves of the Adriatic Sea from above with a Dubrovnik Bridge. Then, see Dubrovnik’s old town from the top of Srđ mountain, where you’ll return for sunset after visiting the Ombla river canyon.

Discover the charm of the Konavle countryside and its culinary delights with this 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. There is a limit of 8 people for this small-group tour.

Explore the vineyards of Hvar and sip excellent wine on a full-day small-group tour that lets you drink without having to drive. Stop at two of Croatia’s most esteemed winemakers operated by local families. At each site, awaken your palate with four to five wine tastings, including Prošek, the original Dalmatian wine. Finish your day with an authentic Dalmatian 3-course dinner in a rustic and charming setting.

The Pelješac Peninsula is famed for its wines. Yet it's also home to medieval Ston, with its ancient salt works encircled by a spectacular city wall, and Mali Ston Bay, which produces unusually delicious European flat oysters. Spend the half day indulging—without arguing about who's the designated driver—on this small group door-to-door tour. You'll visit Salt Works, a famous winery and oyster farm, and sample wine, cheese, olive oil, oysters, mussels, local sweets, and liqueurs.

Wine lovers will appreciate this small-group tour of Hvar’s highly esteemed vineyards. Visit three working wineries and learn more about the island’s far-reaching winemaking traditions from your guide and hosts, with three wine-tasting sessions included in the price. Enjoy hassle-free transfer across the rural landscape with round-trip transportation available from selected hotels.

Discover the wines of Hvar on a tour that introduces you to some of the natural beauty and culture of the island. You'll pass by villages and lavender fields on the way to Jelsa to visit a winery, where you'll learn about winemaking and enjoy a wine tasting.

Explore more of Dalmatia and go beyond Zadar on this private tour to Krka National Park and its waterfalls. As this is a private experience, there’s no need to worry about route planning or organization; your driver/guide will handle this for you. Enjoy spending time in nature before heading to a family-run winery to try local wine and regional snacks.

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.

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.

Croatia may not jump to mind as a premier destination for wine and chocolate, but this 4-hour tour from Hvar proves that the region is awash in fresh Mediterranean flavor. Indulge in dark chocolate studded with local herbs and fruits with a chocolatier. Then, sip on local wines paired with chocolate in Vrboska, for a unique gastronomic experience. Includes round-trip transfers from your Hvar hotel, the bus station, or the ferry port.

See more of Dubrovnik with this e-bike tour to attractions around the city. After getting set up with your e-bike, you’ll first ride to the area of Mokosica to see the Ombla river waterfall. Then it’s onto the Dubrovnik Marina to learn about the city’s maritime history, and finally the Dubrovnik Bridge to admire its view. Reward your efforts with wine tasting and snacks at a local tavern to finish. Places on this small-group tour are limited to 8 people.

The Peljesac Peninsula is renowned for producing some of Croatia’s finest wines, olive oils, and seafood. With this tour, indulge your senses on a full-day tasting tour and visit boutique wineries, vineyards, and an oyster and mussel farm. Meet the winemakers and sample a variety of red and white wines, learn how olive oil is made, and see the Ston salt pans.

Sample some regional wine and learn more about the family-run Pervino winery in Novigrad with this guided wine-tasting. Reach the winery by your own means and, you can enjoy our wine tasting where you’ll learn about their wines, spirits, and olive oil. Adults can try a selection of wines from and enjoy snacks like cheese, olives, and prosciutto while children play in the nearby garden.

Skip the bars and party boats, and treat yourself to a fun evening out at sea, where the Cape Kamenjak sunset provides a tranquil backdrop. Atop a kayak or stand-up paddleboard (SUP), you'll paddle with a guide on a scenic round-trip route to the uninhabited islet of Ceja near Istria. Stop to swim, snorkel, walk in the hills, and enjoy a glass of wine, too.

See the Croatian countryside beyond the beautiful city of Dubrovnik on this full-day guided trip to the Konavle Valley—no need to navigate public transport or hire a car. Sample locally produced wine from four traditional family-run wineries. Journey by comfortable coach from Dubrovnik, about 20 miles (30 km) south, then travel between the wineries in style via a train that chugs its way through the countryside. Meet the winemakers, taste their produce, and, in the village of Ljuta, watch a wool-making demonstration.

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.

Go to two locations of exceptional natural beauty with one simple booking. Travel from Split or Trogir and discover the Skradinski Buk waterfall, take a boat ride down the river canyon, explore the town of Skradin, where you will have an opportunity to cool down, and take a dip in the Krka River. Then go for some wine tasting (included), learning about its production, and if you decide, taste some of the local specialties too.

Combine 2-activities in one itinerary on this private trip to Krka National Park with a wine tasting session at a local winery. Ideal for travellers who want to go beyond Split but are a little daunted about how to go about planning it, let your guide handle the organization for you. Enjoy taking in the Krka waterfalls, a boat ride, and sampling regional wines and snacks at a family-owned winery.

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.

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.

Whether you are a beer enthusiast or just interested in seeing something new, delve into Dubrovnik's vibrant craft beer scene on a behind-the-scenes brewery tour. Led by a beer expert, and with just a small group for company, you'll tour the brewery and learn all about how beer is made. Then, enjoy a delicious range of fresher-than-fresh beers, all accompanied by snacks like cured meats and cheeses.

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.