Top Dubrovnik Spring Break in 2026

Eat and drink your way through Dubrovnik's Old Town on this traditional Croatian food and wine tour. The smaller group size of up to eight people allows for a more personalized experience. Instead of one dinner, you'll sample dishes at three local taverns with explanations behind each dish and drink pairing.

Join us for an unforgettable sunset panoramic tour of Dubrovnik, experiencing the city’s most stunning views during the magical golden hour. Perfect for photographers and nature lovers, this tour takes you to the best spots to enjoy breathtaking sights as the sun sets over the Adriatic Sea. Tour Highlights: Dr. Franjo Tuđman Bridge – Panoramic views of Dubrovnik, the coastline, and nearby islands. Spring of the River Ombla – Visit the serene source of the Ombla River. Best Photography Spot – Capture stunning views of Dubrovnik’s Old Town and the sea. Cable Car Station – Aerial views of the city, Adriatic, and islands. Best Sunset Spot – Enjoy the sunset with a glass of wine, watching vibrant colors over the Adriatic and Elaphiti Islands. This tour combines natural beauty, historic sites, and stunning sunsets, offering a unique way to experience Dubrovnik. Don’t miss this unforgettable evening!

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 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.

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.

Experience the beauty and charm of Croatia on our private tour, featuring the stunning island of Korčula and the historic town of Ston. This unforgettable journey combines breathtaking scenery, rich history, and delicious local cuisine, making it a perfect adventure. Expert Local Guides and Audio Guides in all languages: Our guides provide in-depth insights into the history and culture of both Korčula and Ston. If English is not your native language, we got you covered with a comprehensive Audio Guide. Convenient Full-Day Itinerary: Enjoy an experience that combines cultural exploration with scenic beauty and local delicacies. We ride in brand new Mercedes vehicles. This is your private tour, your guide will adapt to your wishes in a given tour time frame. Delicious Local Cuisine: Taste the flavors of Dalmatia with delicious wine tasting and an opportunity to savor some of the autochthonous variety of wine as well as mouthwatering Oysters at the place where they are grown.

Explore Ston and the Pelješac Peninsula on a private 8-hour wine and oyster tour from Dubrovnik. This trip combines two local wineries, an oyster farm, and a stop in historic Ston. See Ston’s old walls, visit Miloš and Matuško wineries, and stop at an oyster farm by Ston Bay, an area known for oyster farming. Wine and oyster tastings are optional and paid separately, so you can decide what you’d like to try. Travel between stops in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with water and Wi-Fi, without joining a shared group tour.

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.

Are you a wine and history lover? This tour is the perfect opportunity because you will have two tours in one. Savor local Dubrovnik wines. Enjoy price winning red and white elixirs while strolling down the Old Town of Dubrovnik. A local professional guide will introduce you to the fascinating history and will bring you closer to the local way of life. To get to know about the city and people, join us in discovering local customs and history.

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.

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.

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.

Make your own piece of Christmas in Dubrovnik! Paint a ceramic plate or ornament, sip warm mulled wine, and enjoy a cozy creative experience filled with local charm, festive spirit, and memories to take home.

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.

You will have the opportunity to try freshly opened oysters, mussels, and a local Croatian wine. You will enjoy the Bay of Mali Ston. The bay hosts the largest oyster cultivation facilities in the Adriatic. Mussels are also part of the marine culture. The favorable hydrological conditions for seashell cultivation have been recognized since ancient times; remnants of oyster farming dating back to the Roman Empire have been found in the area. The Walls of Ston that you will see on the tour are large fortifications built by the Republic of Ragusa. They are the second-longest walls in Europe.

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).

Escape the city and explore Croatia’s rich culture and heritage on this 10-hour Korčula and Dionysian Path tour from Dubrovnik. Travel along coastal roads to the pretty 14th-century town of Ston. Head through the Pelješac Peninsula’s rolling vineyards and olive groves to Orebić, then hop aboard the ferry to Korčula Island. Admire top attractions including the Cathedral of Saint Mark and the Bishop’s Palace with your guide, and enjoy free time to swim or explore at your leisure. Visit a local winery to sample Croatian wines, then return to Dubrovnik.

Embark on a half-day adventure from Dubrovnik to Bosnia, blending history, culture, wine, and cuisine. After hotel/apartment pick-up, enjoy a scenic drive with views of the Adriatic. In Trebinje, stroll cobblestone streets and explore historic landmarks like the Arslanagić Bridge and Klobuk Fortress. Visit the 15th-century Tvrdoš Monastery, a key site in Orthodox Christianity, and enjoy a wine tasting while learning about local production. End the tour with a traditional Bosnian meal at Stara Hercegovina or Studenac, featuring authentic dishes made with local ingredients. Note: For this tour option, a passport is mandatory, as Bosnia and Herzegovina is not part of the European Union and you will be crossing an international border. When visiting the Orthodox church, shoulders must be covered. Avoid short skirts or shorts. A pashmina will be provided if needed.

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.

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.

Our small and intimate kayak tour takes you on an interactive paddle through the stunning Adriatic sea, giving you a different perspective of the Old Town and Lokrum Island. Along the way, you'll be able to take a refreshing swim. At the end enjoy a wine tasting and a gourmet appetizers (prosciutto and cheese platter, octopus salad) at the beach restaurant as you take in the romantic view of the Old Town and Lokrum Island.

Discover the flavors for which Croatia is famous on this private full-day Pelješac wine and food tour from Dubrovnik. Take a scenic drive onto the Pelješac Peninsula with your private guide and gaze out over the Elafiti Islands. Visit Europe’s oldest salt factory in Ston and admire the city’s mighty walls. Sample locally grown mussels and oysters, then head onward through Pelješac’s fertile vineyards and olive groves. Taste Croatian wine and olive oils at four local wineries, then finish with a relaxing swim in the warm waters off Trstenik.

Pelješac is the second-largest peninsula in Croatia, located less than an hour’s drive from Dubrovnik. The region is famous for producing some of the finest red wines in the country. Thanks to a unique “triple insolation” effect—from the sun, the reflection of the sea, and the surrounding hills—grapes grown in Pelješac vineyards develop a high natural sugar content. Many of the vineyards are situated on steep, hard-to-reach slopes where machinery cannot be used, so nearly all the work is done by hand. The combination of nature’s advantages and dedicated craftsmanship results in truly exceptional wines. Enjoying these remarkable wines while surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Pelješac vineyards is a truly special experience.

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.