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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.

Southern Dalmatia is known for its regional wines, but it can be hard to know where to visit to sample authentic produce. Discover the Pelješac peninsula on a wine tasting tour and visit 2 rural wineries, as well as the historic town of Ston. Learn about the region’s wine making process and enjoy included samples, benefiting from hassle-free round-trip transfer from your Dubrovnik hotel.

Discover fine Dalmatian wines—and leave the planning and transit to someone else—on this Hvar wine tour. Visit a local winery in the coastal town of Jelsa or Vrboska with just your guide and a small group for company. Gain insight into Hvar’s rich winemaking heritage, learn about local varietals such as Plavac Mali, and sample a range of wines during a tutored tasting session.

Immerse yourself in the history of Dubrovnik with this small-group walking tour, led by a local guide. You'll learn all about the city’s past as you walk through the historic Old Town, wrapping your visit up at a local wine bar with a snack of wine, cheese, olives, bread, and smoked ham.

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.

Escape the busy Dubrovnik streets and explore the hidden gems of rural Southern Croatia while cycling through the beautiful Konavle Valley. Finish the adventure with authentic wine tasting experience. This biking tour is unique in Dubrovnik. Accessible for all ages and fitness levels because more than half of the route is downhill. Most of the path is asphalt with low traffic; a small portion is off-road.

Discover new recipes and expand your knowledge of Croatian cuisine with this chef-led cooking class in Split. The experience allows you to learn how to make five different dishes, using local ingredients such as fresh fruit and vegetables, spices, and seafood. To ensure you get the most out of the experience, you can eat all the dishes you prepare at the end, with Croatian wine to accompany them.

Take a day trip out to Krka Waterfalls and spend time exploring Sibenik with this small-group tour, which combines guided activities with plenty of free time. You'll have a few hours to explore both Krka and Sibenik on your own, with a stop for an included lunch in a local village along the way. A short orientation of Sibenik with a local guide is also included.

Combine wine tasting and beach hopping with this small-group speedboat tour. You'll take in views of Trogir town as you sail toward the Blue Lagoon, where you'll spend a bit of time snorkeling before continuing to Solta. You'll then head over to the island of Brac to sample wine before heading back to Split.

Explore Croatia's scenic coast—without having to plan a route or organize transport—on this full-day trip to the 14th-century town of Ston and the island of Korcula. Venture from Dubrovnik in the company of your group and a guide, then enjoy free time in both locations to explore at your leisure. End the day with a wine tasting at a traditional Croatian winery.

Explore the breathtaking Plitvice Lakes National Park on this full-day tour from Zadar, complete with transportation and a guided experience. Enjoy time in the park, including walking trails, a boat ride, and a panoramic train tour, with suggested routes to suit your pace. With tickets, transportation, and a knowledgeable guide included, this tour offers a hassle-free way to immerse yourself in one of Croatia’s natural wonders.

The location of the terrace will contribute to the overall experience of our guests. The neighborhood Firule is situated close to the city center and in the vicinity of the famous sandy beach. The terrace itself is shadowed by trees which will make hot summer nights cooler for our guests to enjoy the wine tasting with a beautiful sea view. Relaxing, ambient music is another factor to make our guests fully enjoy the experience.

Uncover the rich history and vibrant culture of Korčula through a guided tour that highlights its stunning architecture and renowned culinary traditions. Explore the town's medieval walls, visit the birthplace of Marco Polo, and dive into the local winemaking heritage. Experience a farm tour that showcases traditional Dalmatian products, including olive oil, honey, and award-winning Korčulan gin. Enjoy tastings of exquisite wines, including the indigenous Grk and Pošip varieties, paired with local bites for a true taste of the region. - Guided tour with authentic Korčulan guides, sharing local legends and history - Visit a family farm for tastings of honey, marmalade, and olive oil - Wine tasting of renowned local varieties, paired with traditional snacks - Explore the enchanting landscapes of Korčula, with its rich viticulture tradition

Discover a quieter, more authentic side of Croatia on a guided day trip along the Peljesac Peninsula from Dubrovnik—no need to plan an itinerary yourself. Travel to the bayside town of Ston, known for its oysters, historic salt factory, and impressive medieval walls that once marked the border of the Republic of Ragusa. To end the day, sample local flavors at three family-run wineries before returning to Dubrovnik.

Escape the tourist crowds and taste the real Dalmatia on this intimate food and wine walking tour through the quiet, hidden streets of Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Led by a local foodie, you'll skip the tourist traps to visit traditional eateries run entirely by local families. Sample a generous menu of authentic Croatian dishes perfectly paired with indigenous wines, all carefully curated by a certified WSET Level 2 wine expert. Enjoy enough delicious food to replace a full lunch or dinner, and take in the history as you pass by iconic landmarks like the Franciscan Pharmacy, Onofrio's Fountain, the Rector's Palace, and the Cathedral. We keep our groups small (just 8 people max) so you never feel like just another face in a crowd. It gives us the flexibility to take spontaneous detours, have real conversations, and make the whole experience feel much more personal.

For those looking to uncover some of the culinary delights of the Pelješac Peninsula, this half-day private tour blends local seafood cuisine, and coastal landscapes. Venture to the quaint village of Hodilje for fresh oysters and mussels. Savor the symphony of flavors in the exquisite Buzara dish, expertly prepared in a delightful tomato sauce. Then, enjoy the prestigious Škurla family winery surrounded by idyllic beauty while you take part in an exquisite wine tasting experience.

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.

Unwind after a day spent exploring Split with a sunset cruise that lets you effortlessly soak up the views while relaxing on board. Make the most of the photo opportunities as the sun dips into the sea; jump off board to snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and toast a perfect day in Split with a glass of wine.

Just outside of Dubrovnik, the beautiful landscapes of the Konavle valley are renowned for producing some of Croatia’s finest foods and wines. On this tour, sample a variety of regional specialties and admire the stunning scenery as you journey along the Ljuta River. Along the way, enjoy an expert-led wine tasting at Vodopić vineyard and feast on delicious local cuisine at a traditional konoba restaurant.

See (and taste) the best of Split in a matter of hours on this accessible, introductory tour of the city. Set off and discover the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, the Cathedral of St. Domnius, the Riva promenade, and more. After your discovery tour, head to a local restaurant where you’ll indulge in a sommelier-led tasting of several Dalmatian wines, accompanied by cheese, charcuterie, and other nibbles.

Enjoy a day away from urban Zadar with a boat cruise to Kornati and Telaščica National Parks. Explore the islands’ natural landscapes and look out for native wildlife, touring landmarks including the Blue Lagoon, Silver Lake, and even stopping for a dip in Lake Mir. Enjoy 2 meals served on board and absorb ocean views as you relax, sipping a complimentary aperitif and listening to your guide’s illuminating commentary.

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.

Explore nature and wine culture outside Split on this private full-day tour. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle to Krka National Park, walk at your own pace, and learn about the area from your guide. Continue to local wineries for a wine tasting experience.

If you're ready to explore beyond Dubrovnik, see some less-visited yet equally inspiring places on the Dalmatian Coast on this day trip that pairs ancient history with island life and some of Croatia’s best wine. Catch a boat to the enchanting island of Korčula, and see Ston’s famously long city walls and salt works before relaxing over a tasting of wines grown locally on the Pelješac Peninsula.