Guided tour details

Pelješac, Croatia’s second longest peninsula, is renowned for its exceptional red wines like Dingač and Postup, as well as its mouthwatering oysters and mussels cultivated in the brackish waters of Mali Ston Bay. Just a short drive from Dubrovnik, the town of Ston is famous for its ancient city walls and salt pans. Step back in time with a visit to this medieval Gothic town, once a military stronghold of the Ragusan Republic, surrounded by nearly 6 kilometers of defensive walls – second in length only to the Great Wall of China.

On this tour, you’ll pass through the Dingač Hills, home to Croatia’s most famous wines, where vines grow on steep 60-degree slopes. Savor the local wines such as Dingač, Plavac, Postup, and Pošip, along with delicious homemade liqueurs. A true gastronomic journey awaits with tastings of prosciutto, cheese, fresh oysters, and olive oil, capturing the very essence of the region’s rich flavors and fragrances!

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Departure & Return Location

Dubrovnik (we will pick you up at your accommodation)

Price Includes

door-to-door transportation in a comfortable car or minivan
professional licensed driver/guide
all transportation costs
all government taxes and VAT

Price Excludes

personal expenses

What to Expect

departure from your accommodation in Dubrovnik in the morning hours
45-minute drive alongside the Adriatic coast passing villages of Orašac, Trsteno and Slano, panorama of the Elaphiti islands
arrival to the pensinula of Pelješac and the city of Ston
one hour walking tour of Ston
proceeding to the to the little fisherman village of Potomje for wine and liqueurs tasting
driving back, but this time another side of Pelješac peninsula passing villages of Janjina, Drace, Dubrava stopping at Ponikve village for a snack and another wine tasting
drive back to Dubrovnik and arrival back at your accommodation/port in the late afternoon hours