Top Dalmatia Wine Tasting Tours - page 3

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 Dubrovnik's culinary secrets on a guided street food tour that takes you through the charming cobbled streets of the Old Town. In just 2 hours, indulge in the rich flavors of authentic Dalmatian street food while exploring the city's historical landmarks. Your local guide will lead you to five handpicked restaurants, showcasing over 50 years of culinary tradition, fourth-generation oyster farming expertise, and family recipes using locally sourced ingredients. Enjoy three local drinks — two glasses of wine and a liqueur (or coffee in the morning), while your guide brings the city's history and culinary traditions to life. - Taste authentic Dalmatian street food at 5 unique local spots - Enjoy 15 tastings and 3 local drinks: 2 wines and 1 liqueur or coffee - Learn about Dubrovnik's history from a knowledgeable local guide - Small group sizes ensure a personalized experience

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Indulge in great food and local wine onboard an adventure off the coast of Dubrovnik, visiting the islands of Lopud, Šipan, and Koločep. Joining a boat tour makes it easy to visit the Elaphiti Islands archipelago in one day—a feat that would be difficult on your own. Plus, by traveling on a tour, you can relax and avoid worrying about the trip-planning logistics. Hotel pickup is available for added convenience.

I’m a Croatian nature lover and family farm owner. My family has been farming with love for generations. They came to Dubrovnik in 16 century and cultivating the land for Dubrovnik nobility on whose land we are today. Enjoy the biggest classroom on the world – open air nature surroundings of Dubrovnik!

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.

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.

Step into a Captivating Journey with Vodopic Winery: Your day begins with an exquisite blend of flavors and culture. Allow us to treat you to a wine and liqueur tasting, thoughtfully paired with a variety of delectable plates. With every sip and bite, you'll unveil the essence of our craft. Delve deeper into our world as we invite you to explore our storied wine cellar. Here, tradition and innovation unite in the art of winemaking. As we continue our journey, we invite you to the Ljuta River, a tranquil haven in nature's embrace. Discover the region's history through its preserved mills and waterwheels. Stroll along the riverbanks, savor the fresh air, and, if you wish, enjoy a drink by the river at the renowned Konavoski Dvori restaurant. It's a serene escape into nature with a touch of cultural richness. Join us for a day of exploration, where wine, culture, and the breathtaking vistas of Konavle converge to create a tapestry of unforgettable memories.

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.

Visit Korcula and Peljesac from Dubrovnik on a full-day private tour. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pickup through the Peljesac peninsula, learning about its winemaking history from your driver-guide. Enjoy a scenic boat ride to Korcula to explore the old city at your own pace. Sample local Croatian wines at a family-owned winery on Peljesac.

Taste the Old World recipes, wine, and warm hospitality of Croatia’s Konavle Valley on a culinary day trip from Dubrovnik. A guide reveals the history and heart of this fertile region just a short drive from the coast, where you'll sip crystal clear spring water and fine Croatian wine. Visit a family’s country house for the kind of meal you won't find in any restaurant, featuring meat cooked under a metal bell and other specialties.

Stray from the beaten path and discover the unique Croatian cuisine of Ston, which is renowned for its fresh seafood and local wine. You'll explore the island by boat and on foot for two different perspectives, and will visit one of the longest city walls in the world. Plus, a wine tasting and a lunch featuring freshly-caught oysters and mussels is included.

Wine lovers—get ready to learn about the history of Croatian winemaking with this informative wine-themed tour. After a Dubrovnik pickup, relax and enjoy a scenic ride towards the beautiful Konavle region. Visit a renowned winery on land that has been growing vines since ancient times, and hear fascinating insights about family winemaking traditions. Best of all—the tour includes wine tastings and snacks, with a chance to try wines produced on site, as well as liqueurs and homemade delicacies.

Savor Croatian wine and fresh oysters straight from Ston Bay on a private tasting tour by land and water. Drive along the Dalmatian Coast to reach the bay, where you’ll enjoy the sea’s bounty right onboard a boat. Taste regional specialties with included lunch and dinner, sightseeing in between meals among Ston’s record-setting medieval walls.

Discover Hvar's local side—and enjoy sights and experiences you wouldn't have on your own—on this private, half-day tour. With round-trip transportation from your Dalmatian coast accommodation, getting to the island is hassle-free. Explore hidden landmarks and secluded villages with your guide to learn about traditional life on the island, then complete your visit with tastings of authentic regional wines.

Korčula Island is famous for its white wines. This tour is intended for wine lovers looking for an authentic and local experience. Two grapes indigenous to Korčula are Grk and Pošip (Poship). The village of Lumbarda is known for Grk wines, while villages in the island's interior are known for Pošip ones. Both grapes have a lot to offer and the wines are mostly compared to Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. This tour gives you a chance to compare both grapes and make your own opinion. Short scenic drives between Korčula, Lumbarda and Žrnovo will give you a chance to see more of the island, complementing your stay in Korčula Town. On the way back to Korčula, we will stop at a view point above the town. You will almost be able to touch the red roofs of a 1000-year-old town.

Immerse yourself in the true flavors of Split with a wine tasting that's 100% Dalmatian. From the robust reds of the coast to the crisp whites of the islands, we'll explore the wines that locals know and love, connecting you directly to our region's rich winemaking tradition.

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.

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.

Ideal for travelers who want to learn about both cuisine and history, this tour takes you on a private adventure through Sibani. From cafe culture to Balkan hamburgers, local grapes with global connections, medieval markets, and more, this tour is a feast for all senses. Discover the stories behind sweet fritters, donkey races, and even the Bran Gelina divorce as you uncover the Mediterranean Garden in the old town and learn about centuries-old traditions like olive oil currency.