Top Dubrovnik Spring Break in 2026

Immerse yourself in the history of Dubrovnik with this small-group walking tour, led by a local guide. You'll learn all about the city’s past as you walk through the historic Old Town, wrapping your visit up at a local wine bar with a snack of wine, cheese, olives, bread, and smoked ham.

Enjoy a unique perspective on Dubrovnik when you discover its key sights by sunset. Don’t worry about logistics: the tour includes round-trip transportation by air-conditioned vehicle. See the city’s major landmarks as the sun goes down, including the Ombla River, Franjo Tudman Bridge, and the walled Old Town. Finish with a glass of wine at the top of Mt. Srd, which affords panoramic views overlooking the city and the sea.

Enjoy a beautiful sunset stretching over the mountains to the Adriatic sea on this wine tasting tour. Develop your understanding of wine production and land preservation while breathing in the fresh mountain air. Hike through the vineyard to discover traditional land cultivation methods. Led by a wine expert and vineyard owner, sample the locally produced products including walnut liquer, olive oil, and craft wine.

Just outside of Dubrovnik, the Konavle Valley is waiting to show you its bounty. Take a break from walking the medieval city walls of Dubrovnik and enjoy a half-day food and wine tasting tour. All alcoholic beverages and brunch are included, so you can focus on how the notes of the wine pair with the Konavle plate’s cheeses. Hotel pickup adds convenience to your experience.

Southern Dalmatia is known for its regional wines, but it can be hard to know where to visit to sample authentic produce. Discover the Pelješac peninsula on a wine tasting tour and visit 2 rural wineries, as well as the historic town of Ston. Learn about the region’s wine making process and enjoy included samples, benefiting from hassle-free round-trip transfer from your Dubrovnik hotel.

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.

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.

Set along Croatia’s coastline, Dubrovnik is an astounding place to be during sunset. Do more than just wait around for the sun to fall on this panoramic tour. See the sparkling waves of the Adriatic Sea from above with a Dubrovnik Bridge. Then, see Dubrovnik’s old town from the top of Srđ mountain, where you’ll return for sunset after visiting the Ombla river canyon.

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.

For those looking to uncover some of the culinary delights of the Pelješac Peninsula, this half-day private tour blends local seafood cuisine, and coastal landscapes. Venture to the quaint village of Hodilje for fresh oysters and mussels. Savor the symphony of flavors in the exquisite Buzara dish, expertly prepared in a delightful tomato sauce. Then, enjoy the prestigious Škurla family winery surrounded by idyllic beauty while you take part in an exquisite wine tasting experience.

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!

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).

Ship with two decks, 2 toilets, qualified crew. Sailing along the walls of Dubrovnik and the Lovrijenac fortress gives a unique experience. During the ride on the boat you can refresh yourself with cold juices and water. With a grilled fish for lunch, we offer quality local red and white wine. We recommend swimming on the famous sandy beaches, visiting the monastery and rectors palace on Lopud. On the way back to the home port enjoy the sunset with a glass of wine. During the tour, you can purchase a Vivado reusable cup on board for just €3. It’s perfect for enjoying your drinks during the trip – and when the tour ends, you decide what to do with it: Keep it as a fun and useful souvenir from your Elaphite Islands adventure or return it before leaving the boat and get a full refund!

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.

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.

Almost every traveler wishes a tour of a foreign country to be a golden opportunity to learn not only about its culture and history but also to experience the delights of the local food and comfortable transportations and other amenities to ensure a completely stress-free holiday. Our private tours with Breathe In Croatia are designed to make your wishes come true!

This short excursion from Dubrovnik lets you explore beyond the city without spending too much time away, while still making the most of every moment. The Pelješac Peninsula is renowned for producing some of Croatia’s finest red wines, and during the trip you’ll enjoy a guided wine tasting at a welcoming family-run winery. You will also visit Ston, a charming medieval town famous for its historic salt pans—the world's oldest still in operation. Here you’ll see the impressive “Great Wall of Europe,” built in the 14th century to protect the town and its valuable salt production. Departures are available in the morning or afternoon, and—depending on availability—an earlier afternoon departure may also be arranged. After returning to Dubrovnik, you’ll leave with plenty of wonderful impressions from this memorable experience.

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.

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.

Visit the coastal town of Ston and Korčula Island with ease on a private day trip from Dubrovnik. Soak up the scenic sights en route along the Pelješac Peninsula, enjoy both a guided tour and free time in charming Ston, and cruise to Korčula, where you’ll see the house explorer Marco Polo may have been born, with a stop along the way for an included wine-tasting experience.

Visit Korcula Island and have a Great Wine tasting in this tour Legend says that fairy-tale Korčula was home to the beautiful Greek mythology hero, Kerkyra. It is even said to be named after her. These days Korčula presents a connection to nature and beautiful beaches, amongst them is also the “Croatian Santorini”. It shows thousands of years of culture, history and tradition. Hundreds of years old oil groves, vineyards, and fruit and vegetable productions assure you that you will eat good and local in Korčula. Explore centuries old forts and streets. Marco Polo wasn’t the only famous person born in Korcula Memories of the great Croatian singer Oliver Dragojević, who was born in Korčula, keep lovely dalmatian music and atmosphere on every step. While enjoying a glass of wine, of course. On the way back to Dubrovnik we will make a stop at Pelješac peninsula. It is well known wine region. Famous for its wine growing hills. A perfect way to end our tour before we head back 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.

Savor a meal you won’t find in any restaurant on this gastro tour of the Konavle Valley, a fertile country region just a short distance from Dubrovnik. After a stop at vineyards to taste Croatian wine, feel the warm hospitality of a local family home. Enjoy a dinner of traditional specialties like Dalmatian prosciutto and lamb roasted under a metal bell, served among a peaceful riverside garden setting.