Top Dubrovnik Holidays - page 4

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.

Just 35 km away from Dubrovnik (22 miles), the Trebinje area in Bosnia is a world of its own, completely different than the coastal area of Dubrovnik Riviera. Limestone hills, small fertile pockets of land following the river flow, flocks of sheep and goats grazing, and endless fields of vineyards will capture your imagination instantaneously. Let our experienced driver-guide take you through a cultural and gastronomical journey where you will get to know the country through its people, food, and wine. Why choose us? 1. We were first in Dubrovnik to do this tour years ago and we have done hundreds of similar tours since then 2. We are all licensed and experienced tour guides/drivers with a wide range of topics we can discuss 3. We personally know winery owners, restaurant owners, and a lot of local people ensuring that you have a great experience without any worry or hustle 4. Our vehicles are all in great condition, well maintained, air-conditioned, and insured 5. We love our job!

Leave the medieval urban ambience of Dubrovnik behind for the day and head to the rugged vineyard-laden Peljesac peninsula on this small-group guided wine-tasting trip. Stop first in the small town of Ston, famed for its 4.3 miles (7 kilometers) of medieval walls and its deliciously fresh oysters. Then make your way deeper onto the peninsula to partake in three wine tastings. Meet the wine makers and learn about why the Peljesac peninsula is an up-and-coming wine region. Later, indulge in a hearty Dalmatian lunch (at own expense) at a local restaurant.

Croatian wine is building up a reputation nowadays, thanks to its many unique varietals. Relax with a designated driver on this private door-to-door wine tour to the Peljesac Peninsula, with a panoramic ride along the Dalmatian coast and the chance to walk on the majestic city walls of Ston. Your day includes wine tastings in two local wineries and convenient hotel pickup.

·         Korčula is the birth place of Marco Polo – enjoy one of the most well preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean ·         The Pelješac peninsula, the second largest Croatian peninsula, comprises many historical, cultural and natural attractions ·         Pelješac – tasting of local awarded wines

Bosnia-Herzegovina’s wine country lies just north of Dubrovnik, but exploring its wineries independently is logistically difficult. This small-group tour makes it easy, starting with a mountain drive to the stone town of Trebinje. Sample goodies at the market, tour and taste wines at the 15th-century Tvrdos Monastery, and enjoy another tasting at a family-run winery and optional lunch of ‘peka’ (slow-cooked meat under bell-shaped lid) at a taverna (own expense).

Join us on a voyage dotted with spectacular landscapes, rural architecture and monuments of history. Believe it or not, Konavle region has it all – the charm, the tradition and exquisite cuisine. Taste exquisite wines in several wineries and learn all about flour production on a visit to the old water mill. After visit to the first winery, absorb the region by riding on a tourist train through its rich vineyards. Traditional customs are presented in the village of Ljuta in the water-powered mill where you get to see how flour was once produced. Here you can also learn everything about wool processing, another traditional craft of this region. Relish in some of the best wines originating in this part of Croatia in following vineyards. You may also find it particularly interesting to pick at the traditional ploughman’s lunch of bacon, onions and hard-boiled eggs served in a customary manner of the old folks from Konavle who laboured in the fields.

Ston, renowned for its ancient Walls and salt pans dating back to the 14th century, offers visitors a glimpse into Croatia's rich history and gastronomic delights.Miloš Winery, nestled in the Pelješac Peninsula overlooking the Adriatic Sea, is celebrated for its high-quality wines crafted from indigenous grape varieties, providing a unique tasting experience for wine enthusiasts.Matuško Winery, located in the heart of Dubrovnik-Neretva County, is esteemed for its award-winning wines produced through traditional techniques and modern innovation.Tunel Dingač, a unique wine cellar carved into the cliffs of the Dingač region, offers visitors an unforgettable setting to savor the distinctive flavors of Croatia's renowned Dingač wines.The Oyster Farm in Ston Bay, known for its clear waters and ideal conditions for oyster cultivation, invites visitors to indulge in freshly harvested oysters while enjoying panoramic views of the picturesque Adriatic coastline.

The best tour in our offer, the beautiful Peljesac peninsula where we will experience all the charms it has to offer. You will see the beautiful botanical garden Trsteno, where many scenes from the game of thrones were filmed, this settlement hosts one of the oldest and most beautiful Arboretums in the whole region. Try wines aged in the sea and fresh oyters directly from the sea. You will learn how salt is produced in Ston in the same way as centuries ago, only with the help of the sea, sun and wind.

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.

Mljet Island is one of the most beautiful National Park in Croatia. The beauty of the Island is simply unspeakable, you have to see it with your own eyes. Mljet has very rich history and there is Odysseus Cave where the Legend say that Odysseus ( from Homers The odyssey ) after surviving a shipwreck found shelter in the cave and stay there for 7 years. In National Park on St. Mary Island there is Benedictine Monastery built in mid-12th century. Mljet is absolute oasis and is away from the crowd. Experience real turquoise waters, cliff jumping and snorkeling. Blue Boat is equipped with cabin, electric fridge(with water,coca-cola,beer and wine) toilet and shower on board,bimini,first aid kit,life jackets for adult and kids and free wifi on board.

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.

Escape the crowds of tourists in Dubrovnik and head off the beaten path to the vineyard-laden Pelješac peninsula and the gorgeous island of Korčula on this small-group day trip. After getting picked up at your hotel in Dubrovnik, marvel at the coastline while driving to Pelješac, the second-longest peninsula in Croatia. Stop at a winery and learn about the particular characteristics of the wine here. And then board a ferry and head to the walled town of Korčula, the supposed hometown of Marco Polo. Take some free time to explore the town.

Your tasting will start with Dalmatian tapas (cheese, olives and croutons) with three different types of Croatian wine. You'll then head to your host's go-to restaurant for the most incredible seafood and meat tapas. They'll welcome you with their homemade selection of Dalmatian liquors. Everything is included in the price so all you need to do is enjoy!

A phenomenal day in nature outdoors, a beautiful winery that offers it all in one place, with an unforgettable view of the beauty of nature from the hill! The closest and smallest wine region to Zagreb is experiencing its great wine renaissance. The mountain slopes offer spectacular views of amphitheatrical vineyards crowned with picturesque villages and cottages. From there come the best sparkling wines of traditional style and fresh white and elegant red wines from classic and local varieties. Plešivica is characterized by the production of characteristic and fragrant amber wines. Ecology and sustainability are imperative for local winemakers. Some of the last artisan coopers work there, who defy industrial production with the skill of their hands and preserve a valuable collection of old cooperage tools. This popular excursion destination for Zagreb residents is a gastronomic oasis of traditional rustic cuisine, as well as fine dining restaurants crowned with stars and caps.

Discover Dubrovnik’s charm on a private ride that combines historic sightseeing with local wine tasting. Begin in the UNESCO-listed Old Town, where you can stroll the cobbled streets and admire iconic landmarks. Continue along Stradun, the city’s lively main street, before visiting a local wine bar or winery to sample authentic Croatian wines (tasting not included). Next, stop at Fort Lovrijenac Viewpoint for panoramic views of the Adriatic and city walls. End your experience at Banje Beach, a scenic spot to unwind with wine or enjoy the coastal views. Includes hotel pickup/dropoff by an English-speaking driver in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Fully customizable.

Wine aficionados know that the best way to experience a region's wine is to head to the vineyards, take in the views, and enjoy the atmosphere of a winery tasting. With this tour, you get all this and more with a half-day wine experience complete with easy travel from Dubrovnik to Hercegovina. Enjoy a hassle-free ride to this bucolic region, stop at two wineries and the Trebinje Old City, and even upgrade with lunch to make the most of your day.

1st Stop – Tapas & Wine Pairing Start your journey with a selection of Dalmatian prosciutto, local cheese, and fine wine, immersing yourself in the authentic flavors of Dubrovnik’s rich culinary heritage. Historical Exploration Take a stroll through Dubrovnik’s stunning old town, discovering its fascinating past, fortified walls, and hidden alleyways while learning about the city’s medieval glory and maritime influence. 2nd Stop – Oysters & Champagne Savor the freshest Adriatic oysters, paired perfectly with a glass of champagne, a true delicacy once enjoyed by Dubrovnik’s aristocracy. More History Unveiled As you walk through the city, hear captivating stories about Dubrovnik’s golden age, the Republic’s independence, and its historic trade routes. ️ 3rd Stop – Mussels à la Buzara & Wine Conclude your culinary adventure with a dish of mussels in buzara sauce, a traditional Dalmatian seafood specialty, served with a glass of exquisite local wine.

Discover the ancient history and fertile vineyards of Croatia’s southern Konavle region with a private driver and guide at your disposal all day. Learn about Greek settlements, earthquakes, and medieval military lore as you visit Cavtat and other towns, stopping to taste wine and local specialties like olive oil and Dalmatian prosciutto. Along the way, soak up the natural contrasts of mountains and sandy beaches.

Pelješac peninsula is known for its deep red wines. This wine region doesn't leave anyone disappointed. Just driving through Pelješac roads is an experience in itself. Anywhere you look, there's either a vineyard, or sea, or both. Whole peninsula is scenic and untouched. It's a place to simply enjoy in local life and products and the vibe is much calmer than in the city. Nature simply takes your breath away on each step of the way. Wines are truly tasty and authentic. Families nurture long tradition of winemaking and they're all passionate about it, which you will feel after the first conversation with a local person. Just go and enjoy good wine, good food and great people.

Farm-to-Table Luxury - Begin in Mali Ston, where you will join a local producer on a private boat to harvest world-renowned oysters directly from the sea. Enjoy them shucked on the spot, paired with a crisp local white wine, just meters from where they were grown. The "Salt Town" Heritage - Walk the legendary Ston Walls - Europe’s longest defensive fortification - and discover the ancient, 14th-century saltworks. Exclusive Winery Immersion - Conclude at a boutique, family-run winery, such as Miloš or Vina Vukas. Meet the artisans and taste the intense Plavac Mali red wines that only this terroir can produce. Seamless and Private - Enjoy a private vehicle and a dedicated guide who will curate every detail.

Small-group experience. The tour is limited to a small group of travelers, which allows for a more personalized and intimate experience. Educational and fun. The tour provides a perfect balance of education and entertainment, with travelers learning about the history and culture of the region while having fun sampling delicious wines.

Discover Dubrovnik beyond the Old Town on a panoramic sunset journey that combines history, nature, and authentic flavors. Enjoy spectacular viewpoints above the Adriatic Sea, including Lozica with views from the Dubrovnik Bridge, the Ombla River bay, sunset from Mount Srđ, and a postcard-perfect view from the village of Bosanka overlooking the illuminated Old Town and Lokrum. During the excursion, listen to historical stories ranging from ancient Epidaurum and the Republic of Ragusa to the events of 1991 – the Homeland War – up to the present day. Capture unforgettable photos and taste local wine. An optional traditional homemade dinner is available at a welcoming family estate in the peaceful village of Ljubač (€60 adult / €30 child up to 6 years, payable on site). The experience includes Dalmatian prosciutto, local cheeses, sausages, a slow-cooked peka of lamb and veal, and homemade desserts—creating a warm memory in a rural setting, far from city crowds.

Join us for a private, memorable trip from Dubrovnik by car or minibus. We drive to Hodilje, a seaside village known for oyster farms. There, we embark on a boat trip to a local oyster farm, enjoying a welcome shot of myrtle liqueur. The one-hour tour includes learning about oyster cultivation, harvesting, and tasting five fresh oysters with lemon, bread, and homemade wine. Afterward, we head to Ston, where you’ll have two hours to explore its charming streets and sights. This tour offers scenic drives, maritime adventure, culinary delights, and cultural discovery—an unforgettable experience along Croatia’s beautiful coast.