Peljesac Peninsula Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Peljesac Peninsula. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Dubrovnik Guided Group Tour with Ston Oyster Tasting from Split & Trogir

• Dubrovnik Discovery Day Trip from Split or Trogir

• Explore Mostar, Ston, and Kravice Waterfalls (Small Group)

• Wine Lover's Tour of Peljesac Peninsula

• Adventure Sailing 4-Night Dubrovnik Cruise on the Huck Finn Cat

While visiting the Peljesac Peninsula is free beyond your travel costs to reach it, tours can help you experience it and usually include transportation for worry-free travel. Sightseeing tours that stop at the peninsula start from US$83, while wine tours of Peljesac cost from US$178.

The Peljesac Peninsula is generally associated with summer trips to Croatia, thanks to its beaches, sunny climate, and wineries. However, visiting before or after summer, in May, June, September, and October, can still mean pleasant weather, with added benefits such as fewer tourists and the grape harvest in autumn.

Top attractions on the Peljesac Peninsula include the fortified town of Ston, many local wineries, quiet beaches, and salt works outside of Ston. The peninsula also offers hiking routes, such as one up to Sveti Ilija Mountain, and other outdoor activities, including windsurfing in Viganj.

It depends. You could spend a few hours on the Peljesac Peninsula, passing through the town of Ston or touring the peninsula’s wineries. But you can easily find days' worth of things to do on the Peljesac Peninsula, owing to its size and variety of towns, wineries, beaches, and mountains.

Yes, the Peljesac Peninsula is one of the more popular wine destinations on the Dalmatian coast. The peninsula has a longstanding heritage of winemaking and wineries from this part of Croatia routinely rank among the country’s best, all of which you can conveniently explore on a wine tour from Dubrovnik.