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Take a break from the city crowd and explore Peljeac, home of the best wines and oyster-growing farms in Croatia. During the ride, our driver will let you know more about the trip and will adjust it to your wishes and preferences. First stop is Ston, a beautiful small town surrounded by city walls, where you can just take a walk and have a coffee, walk through the city walls, or visit a local saloon. After Ston, you will be able to visit family wineries on the beautiful Peljeac peninsula. Peljeac is known as one of the best wine regions in Croatia and will amaze you with its beautiful scenery, wonderful food, and the best wines. On your way back, you can make a stop in Mali Ston for lunch and/or visit the oyster farm on the boat. If you decide to visit the oyster farm, you will sail through the farm, where you will see how oysters were grown in the past and how it is done today. You will also be able to taste fresh oysters, taken out of the sea, opened, and served in front of you.

This tour is a perfect choice for true food lovers. Experience an authentic oyster tasting, served fresh from the sea and presented by a fourth-generation local oyster farmer who proudly continues the family tradition. The tasting is complemented by homemade family wine and liqueurs, creating a truly memorable introduction to Pelješac’s flavors. Your gourmet journey continues with a guided tasting of four wines and local liqueurs at a small, family-run winery. To complete the experience, enjoy lunch at a traditional fisherman’s restaurant, where you’ll discover why Pelješac is considered a true paradise for gourmets.

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.

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.

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.

You will experience an unforgettable relax adventure driving on adriatic road and frist stop Pelješac Bridge senic ride on pelješac to Ston Bay and taste Oysters. After Ston driving Rizman Winery for Wine Tasting with Brunch. Get to know its natural and cultural heritage as well as the south Dalmatia, in the completely new way. visit one of The Restorans wher we can have Sea food in Ston If you like meat we can order Farm To Table Authentic experince at family home in Herzegovina.

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.

While most wine experiences in Dubrovnik happen in crowded cellars or busy terraces, yours unfolds somewhere else entirely. Your private sommelier will guide you to a carefully chosen, off-the-beaten-path location — elevated above the Old Town, with sweeping views across the rooftops and out to the islands. No tour groups. No noise. Just your party, the landscape, and the wine. What awaits you: A curated flight of indigenous Croatian varietals — Plavac Mali, Pošip, Rose— selected for their character and provenance, each paired with thoughtful context about the terroir, the winemakers, and the centuries-old viticulture of the Dalmatian coast. This is not a commercial tasting menu. Every bottle is chosen with intention. This experience is for guests who: — Prefer intimacy over spectacle — Want to understand Croatian wine, not just drink it — Value a moment that cannot be replicated on a group tour Practical details: Fully private — your group only Duration: approx. 120 minutes

We would like to offer you something unique yet memorable during your stay in Dubrovnik. Our concept for creating this experience is based on our favorite things: wine and food! First of all, we will pick you up at your accommodation, and you will have a chance to enjoy the breathtaking exclusive sunset panorama. After the sunset, you will come on a wine tasting tour in Winery Botaro. We will offer you not just any wine tasting, but a magical one surrounded by the moon and the stars. You will enjoy four of our award-winning wines along with the food produced in this region. Specifically, food will consist of local prosciutto, 4 types of cheese, and smoked ham, along with salad grown in our garden. The whole idea is hidden in providing you with a magical wine experience surrounded by the moon and the stars. Experience a touch of local culture through your senses, and we are sure that you won't forget it! Our tour includes a private chauffeur and a car or minivan.

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.

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.

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.

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.

If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind adventure that combines history, culture, wine, and food, our half-day tour from Dubrovnik to Trebinje is the perfect choice. This tour will take you on a journey through the stunning landscapes and ancient towns of the region, giving you an insider’s perspective on the local way of life. Your adventure will begin with a pick-up from your hotel in Dubrovnik, from where we’ll take you on a scenic drive through the beautiful countryside, where you’ll have a chance to admire the rolling hills, lush greenery, and stunning views of the Adriatic Sea.

For foodies looking for a completely unique experience in Dubrovnik, embark on this private oyster and wine tasting tour with a boat ride to Mali Ston Bay. Set sail on a private boat for half a day and immerse yourself in the captivating story of oyster farming spanning back to Roman times. Witness the meticulous process of oyster cultivation and savor each mouthwatering bite along with lunch perfectly paired with locally grown wine.

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.

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.

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.

·         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

This experience offers a rare opportunity to discover Dubrovnik Malvasia at its source, in the very region where this prestigious grape has been cultivated since the 14th century. Walk through the oldest revitalized Malvasia vineyard, visit the first planted vine, and taste award-winning wines in an authentic Konavle setting rarely visited by tourists. Set beneath historic landmarks and surrounded by vineyards and unspoiled nature, this intimate experience combines history, culture, and wine tasting in one unforgettable visit. Carefully paired local delicacies and traditional Prošek complete the experience, making it perfect for travelers seeking an authentic, off-the-beaten-path taste of Dubrovnik’s wine heritage.

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.

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.

Escape Dubrovnik and discover the authentic wine country of Konavle on a relaxed half-day tour. Visit two family-owned wineries, enjoy spectacular countryside scenery, and stop at the famous Sivi Soko viewpoint overlooking the Konavle Valley, where you'll enjoy a complimentary bottle of award-winning Malvasija Dubrovačka wine. Learn about local winemaking traditions and, if you wish, purchase wine tastings and homemade local specialties directly at the wineries. This experience is ideal for travellers looking to explore authentic Croatian wine culture away from the crowds. - Scenic stop at Sivi Soko Viewpoint overlooking Konavle Valley - Complimentary bottle of award-winning Malvasija Dubrovačka - Visit two family-owned wineries - Wine tasting featuring authentic regional wines (additional charge) - Tasting of homemade prosciutto, sausages and local delicacies (additional charge) - Learn about indigenous grape varieties and local wine traditions

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