Peljesac Wine Region: Recommended tours & tickets

Croatia’s second longest peninsula Peljesac is famous for its red wine based on Plavac Mali wine sort (cousin of Zinfandel), delicious oysters and mussels growing in the brackish waters of Mali Ston Bay, Ston city walls, and its salt pans. It is less than an hour's drive from the city of Dubrovnik. We have been doing this tour for years and our guests absolutely adore our fisherman friend Mario, and unique experience of being alone in the bay at our fisherman's oyster beds and tasting best oysters in Mali Ston right from the sea. You'll enjoy: - Walking tour of Ston – Gothic medieval town, surrounded by 6 kilometers of city walls and its famous 14. salt pans. - Private boat ride with local fisherman to his oyster beds and oysters (5 per pax) and wine tasting on site - wine-tasting in a local boutique winery – great wine and organic olive oil tasting Tour with an experienced local English-speaking driver/guide. Chance for lunch or dinner in some of well well-known Ston restaurants.

Perfect for wine lovers who are interested in learning about wines from the Southern Dalmatian region, this private Peljesac excursion explores one of the most famous Croatian wine regions. Visiting Peljesac Peninsula allows for the opportunity to meet friendly wine producers, with a tour of a vineyard and several wine cellars, and allows for an exclusive look inside the production of authentic wines. Additional Services such as oyster farms, or wineries must be paid additionally and scheduled in advance. Please let us know what you would like to include in your excursion. The excursion is carried out with one of our luxury Mercedes sedans or Mercedes vans.

Join us on a tour along the second largest peninsula in Croatia - Peljesac, known for its top-quality red wines (Dingac, Postup). See, smell, feel, taste, and get to know our wines and their history. Learn about olives and what makes good olive oil. Marvel at the medieval fortifications of Ston town and/or try the freshest oysters you ever tasted! Don't forget to tell us your desired start time! Highlights are: - Ston – a medieval gothic town, surrounded by 4 miles of fortified walls, and its famous 14. ct. salt panes - Dingac Hills – the most famous Croatian wine positions where grapes grow on 40-60 degree inclined slopes, getting the best out of the land, sea, and the sun! - Local boutique wineries (total of 3 wineries visited) in Potomje and Ponikve – great wine, liqueur, cheese, and organic olive oil together with homemade bite-sized delicacies with a presentation done by the owners - Mali Ston Bay – an unspoiled bay with numerous oyster and mussel beds

This is a very small group tour (up to 8 persons) and is guided by an enthusiastic local guide. It is perfect for both wine enthusiasts or complete wine beginners that just want to enjoy a day out in one of the most beautiful areas of Dubrovnik region.

Korcula Island and Peljesac day trips are the most relaxed out of all driving day trips from Dubrovnik, with no traffic jams, border crossings, or big crowds (even in the summer months). Let our experienced and flexible driver-guide take you through the stunning scenery of wine growing peninsula of Peljesac followed by a short boat ride to the island of Korcula where you will explore the medieval fortified city of Korcula with our guide at your own pace. We take pride in our ability to discuss many topics, from history and architecture to food, wine, and contemporary life. Try famous hand-made Zrnovo pasta and pair it with a glass of Korcula's white wine Posip sitting on the city walls promenade. On your way back stop at Potomje winery trying Peljesac red wine – Dingac. History, food, wine, sea, sun, and worry-free travel with Dubrovnik Day Tours!

Head to the Peljesac Peninsula with a private guide on an action-packed day trip from Dubrovnik! Stretching alongside Peljesac Channel, which separates mainland Croatia from Korcula Island, the postcard-perfect peninsula boasts a fertile landscape that produces high quality wine, salt and seafood. Visit the coastal town of Ston to see the so-called great Wall of Croatia and an old salt factory, and then check out three family-run wineries or perhaps a coastal fish farm. The itinerary is flexible and can be tailored to your interests.