Top Dubrovnik Spring Break - page 3

We pick up guests from their accommodation and we do a short half-day tour out of Dubrovnik, but also very close, 20 min drive from the center. We visit Opg Simovic, a family business, you will meet the whole family who will serve a very special dinner in Cilipi, Konavle region. Homemade bread, vegetables, meat with potatoes baked in the oven, sweets like sugar almonds, figs, oranges in sugar, cake, and many other products with liquers and wine you will taste. Very peaceful area just close to the airport, a small little village with a lot of nice animals it will be for sure rest for your body and spirit.

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.

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.

Visit several local wineries in the Peljesac peninsula, which is famous for wine production, on a private day tour from Dubrovnik. Choose to pay for tastings as you go or opt for the all-inclusive package for a hassle-free experience. In addition to sampling the wines of the region, take in some culture and history in Ston, where you have free time to explore and sightsee.

Explore the enchanting streets of Dubrovnik's old town during the captivating twilight hours on this intimate walking tour. Wind through narrow alleys and sunlit squares while uncovering the rich history and tales of this storied city. Conclude the journey at a scenic viewpoint, where you'll enjoy a glass of local wine (or a non-alcoholic beverage) as you soak in the breathtaking views and share insights about Dubrovnik and its culture. Perfect for those seeking authentic experiences away from the crowds. - Small-group evening walking tour through Dubrovnik's old town - Discover the city's history and legends as the sun sets - Enjoy a glass of local wine at a serene viewpoint - Ideal for travelers looking for meaningful experiences Admission for entrance to monuments are not included as the tour time is outside of opening hours, we will see everything from outside.

Enjoy a magical sunset cruise along the beautiful Cavtat coastline on this relaxing 1hour experience. Set sail as the sun begins to dip below the horizon over the Adriatic Sea and unwind in a peaceful, intimate atmosphere. During the cruise, indulge in a traditional Dalmatian platter featuring a selection of local delicacies, perfectly paired with wine and refreshing drinks served throughout the journey. Surrounded by stunning coastal views and warm golden sunset colors, this experience offers the perfect blend of local flavors, relaxation, and unforgettable Adriatic scenery.

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.

This isn’t just a boat tour, it’s a complete Adriatic experience. Explore the stunning Blue Cave and the beautiful Elaphiti Islands, where crystal-clear waters, hidden bays, and peaceful island life create unforgettable moments. Swim, relax, and enjoy the freedom of a private boat, far from the crowds. What makes this tour truly special is the authentic wine tasting and cooking experience. Step ashore, taste local wines, and discover traditional Dalmatian cuisine in a unique, hands-on way. Available as a half day (4 hours) or full day (8 hours) tour, this experience blends nature, culture, and gastronomy into one perfect day. Perfect for couples, friends, and anyone looking for something truly unique and memorable. Highlights: * Blue Cave and Elaphiti Islands * Swimming and hidden bays * Wine tasting experience * Traditional cooking experience * Half-day or full-day option See it, taste it, and live it, an experience you won’t forget.

The lush vineyards, beautiful beaches, and medieval monuments of the Peljesac Peninsula lie just an hour north of Dubrovnik. On this tour, travel in the comfort of a private vehicle and enjoy the undivided attention of your guide as you explore the historic towns of Ston and Orebić and admire the impressive Walls of Ston. Visit two family-run wineries, meet the winemakers, and sample a variety of red and white wines, accompanied by local meats and cheeses.

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.

Ideal for wine lovers in search of an immersive experience when visiting the Peljesac Peninsula, this tour takes you on an adventure full of wine tastings and beautiful views. Discover the wines that Croatia is known for while exploring the natural landscape of the peninsula. Take in the panoramic coastal views, visit ancient villages, and have the chance to sample offerings from various wine cellars.

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.

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 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.

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.

Combine some sightseeing with wine tasting on this private tour from Dubrovnik to the Pelješac peninsula. Start out with some time in the Old town of Ston to see its famous walls and ancient streets. Spend the rest of the tour visiting wineries around the peninsula, learning about and sampling the region’s varieties of red wine including Dingač. Admission to the walls of Ston is not included in the tour.

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.

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.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Pelješac peninsula-Croatia's famous wine region- from Dubrovnik to taste local wines. Relax on the scenic ride towards your destination with stops along the way that will allow you to see local culture. Skip the crowded tours and enjoy a more personalized experience on a private tour.

Take a break from bustling Dubrovnik on a private boat tour of Ston Bay, and get a taste of Adriatic life with complimentary wine, oyster, and mussel tasting included. Round-trip transport from your hotel ensures seamless transfer, leaving you free to absorb scenic views of the region. Avoid the daytime heat with choice of morning or evening departure to suit your schedule.

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).

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.

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!

Experience the magic of Dubrovnik at sunset without crowds, queues, or steep climbs. Travel in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle to the Franjo Tuđman Bridge and the emerald Ombla River spring, then ascend Mount Srđ for breathtaking panoramic views of the Old Town, Lokrum Island, and the Adriatic Sea in golden light. Instead of the €30 cable car, offering one stop and a 7-minute round trip plus taxi costs to reach it, enjoy superior value with multiple scenic photo stops, smooth transport, and engaging storytelling. Your knowledgeable local guide will share Dubrovnik’s journey — from its founding by refugees from ancient Epidaurum, through the golden age of the maritime Republic built on trade and diplomacy, to the events of 1991 and its transformation into one of today’s most popular travel destinations. Choose your option (all include pick-up and drop-off): Private -2h (6 stops, includes local wine ) Group -1.5h (4 stops, no wine) Group -1h (2 stops, shorter tour, no wine).