Korčula’s records of time date back to the Neolithic period. Legend says that Korčula was home to the beautiful Greek mythology hero – Korkyra. It is even said that Korčula is named after her. These days Korčula presents a combination of stunning nature and impressive history. It is known for beautiful beaches and it is even called “Croatian Santorini”. Korčula counts thousands of years of culture, history, and tradition! Hundred years old olive trees, vineyards, fruit and vegetable productions assure you that you will eat good and local food in Korčula. Memories on the great Croatian singer Oliver Dragojević, who was born in Korčula, keep lovely Dalmatian music and atmosphere on every step. Highlights of the tour: On the way from Dubrovnik first stop is Ston where you get to enjoy a cup of morning coffee. In an hour of free time in Ston you can walk the narrow streets, see the walls of Ston or meet some of the local shellfish farmers. While passing the salt pans, we continue to Orebić, where we cross the Pelješac channel to reach the island. On the way from Orebić to Korčula you get to enjoy the views on surfers and kiters! Once you get to the island, you first do a short tour of the city, followed by three hours of free time. In the free time you can enjoy the colorful, charming streets, go for a swim in the crystal clear sea or enjoy the local cuisine. On the way back, we make a stop in one of the Pelješac wine shops where you get to try excellent local wines. You can buy some souvenirs, even wine, and after all, enjoy the beautiful ride through the wine region back to Dubrovnik.

Embark on a guided tour through the Croatian coastline to Ston and Orebić. Enjoy a boat ride to Korčula. Stop at the Pelješac peninsula for wine tasting. Begin your journey with a scenic drive along the coast to Pelješac peninsula. Stop for a short break in Ston, a place known for its saltworks and the second-longest city walls in the world. Make your way from Ston towards Orebić. From Orebić, set sail to Korčula. Surrounded by dark pine forests, this magnificent island was called Korkyra Melaina (Black Korčula) by ancient Greek settlers. Visit its main settlement, a stunning medieval walled town. Enjoy free time to explore the magnificent Island of Korčula. In addition to all the beautiful views, you will also enjoy the absolute best of Croatia's wines. On the way back to Dubrovnik, stop at Pelješac peninsula. Here, visit local wineries. Taste a selection of the region’s finest wines. Soak in views of rocky ridges and sweeping valleys.

Discover the deep reds of the Peljesac wine region from Dubrovnik. First, explore the old and charming town of Ston. Grab a coffee, see the sights, and embark on your tour of local cellars. Taste from the best barrels of Croatia's finest wines paired with culinary specialties. Depart from Dubrovnik and make the first stop at the town of Ston, famous for having the second-longest stone wall in the world. Browse through the beautiful streets and grab a coffee before rushing towards your winery adventure. Visit the best local wine cellars and taste the finest red wines Croatia has to offer. Taste the deep flavors and learn to recognize the aftertaste of Dingac, Plavac Mali, Grk, Posip, Postup, and many more. Learn about the wines from the sommeliers themselves. While tasting each wine, try some local culinary mini specialties to complete your flavorful experience.

Embark on an immersive food and history tour to some of the most picturesque locations in Croatia– Orasac and Ston. Led by an expert guide, learn about the ancient production of olive oil while soaking up the intricate history of the area. The tour begins with a pleasant bus ride along the exquisite Adriatic coastline stopping-off firstly at the quaint village of Orasac. In a typical old-fashioned house, you will experience a traditional method of olive oil production, with the mill driven by a horse. Take the opportunity to sample some homemade cheese, smoked ham and wine. Afterwards, continue towards the small town of Stone, the oyster capital of Croatia. This little town appears like a mini Dubrovnik in its picturesque architecture and atmosphere. Especially interesting are the magnificent walls surrounding the town. Construction began on these walls in 1317 and they were finished in the 16th century. Visit the Saltworks in Ston as a part of the tour. In your free time, feel free to explore the city walls of Ston (entrance fee not included in the tour price). Finally, departure towards Dubrovnik and arrival to your hotel.

Pick up starts at your location 30 minutes before departure. The ride takes about 45 minutes to get to Ston - a small town that presented the border of former Dubrovnik Republic. The walls will overwhelm you, for sure, so a quick walk through the town will confirm that you made the best decision coming there. You will have some free time to walk along the walls or just have a cup of coffee in calm, but mighty town. After some free time in Ston, you will go to Mali Ston (5 minute ride) and there you will get on the wooden boat with oyster farmer and ride through the bay of Mali Ston untill reaching the oyster beds. You will get to know all the details of oyster farming and taste some oysters directly from the sea, along with local wine that adds on an unforgettable taste. This is memorable experience, taste of oysters is unique, they are very tender and full of taste. People who usually don't eat oysters (if they dare to try them) they are usually left astonished and wanting for more.

Start your full-day adventure in either Trogir or Split, depending on your chosen option. After 2 hours of scenic driving, you'll arrive at your first stop, the city of Ston. Ston is famous for the oldest saltworks in Europe and the second longest city walls in the world. Start your sightseeing of Ston with a visit to the Ston saltworks. Dating from the time of the Republic of Dubrovnik, and the entire system perfectly presents the complex salt production from the Middle Ages, and thus represents a first-class cultural monument and a perfect tourist destination. After your visit to the saltworks, continue to Mali Ston, known for its cultivation of shellfish, especially oysters and mussels. Mali Ston is a must-see destination for true lovers of seafood delicacies. Enjoy sampling oysters with a glass of wine. Continue on your journey to Dubrovnik, the most famous Croatian city. Enjoy a walking tour of the Old Town, guided by a professional guide. Admire the monumental fortifications and city gates, before wandering the labyrinthine streets behind the ramparts. Almost entirely pedestrianized, the medieval town is a treasure trove of architectural gems. See columned porticoes and loggias fringing Renaissance squares of marble. Marvel at the 11th-century Town Hall, and go to Sponza Palace, notable for its elaborate stone carvings. After you learn more about the history and the culture of Dubrovnik, enjoy your free time, and do sightseeing on your own.

Discover the world-famous wineries and the historic town of Ston on this Pelješac wine tour. This long, narrow peninsula north of Dubrovnik is best known for its red wines of the Plavac Mali sort. Wine experts believe that the popular red vines called Zinfandel are direct descendants of Plavac Mali, exported by the Habsburg monarchy during the 19th century when they controlled Croatia. After a brief stop in Ston to see the second largest wall in Europe, an ancient salt factory and the town’s treasury, continue your way through the picturesque countryside. Before wine, stop for oyster tasting and lunch of mussels "buzara" on shore farm and learn about shell farming. After lunch, an easy drive to Matusko cellar where you will learn about the history of wine production, see the production process firsthand and taste the most premium Croatian wine - Dingač. Continuing through the Dingač tunnel, steep hillside vineyards toward Trstenik and Žuljana, your guide will explain what makes this region so ideal for growing grapes while you enjoy the beautiful landscape. Stop at Edivo and Curlin wineries for tasting sessions along the way. After a story about Croatian wines, finish back in Ston where lunch in the renowned seafood restaurant “Kapetanova Kuća” is planned.

Tour three wineries on this tour from Dubrovnik to the Peljesac peninsula. Take a walking tour of the medieval city of Ston. Visit wine cellars and chat about production with winemakers. Try a selection of wines at each winery. Be picked up from the comfort of your accommodation in Dubrovnik and being your your red wine tour of the Peljesac region. Meet your guide that has either grown up or has family roots in Peljesac, so they personally know the local wine makers. Relax on the scenic drive along the Adriatic coast. Pass the charming villages of Orasac, Trsteno and Slano. Catch a glimpse of the Elafiti islands that run parallel to the coast. Cross over to the peninsula of Peljesac and arrive in Ston which has 7 kilometers of 14th-century walled fortifications.  Follow your guide on a walking tour of Ston. Learn about the salt pans where salt was produced and harvested for centuries when it was very expensive product. Have the option to stop to purchase lunch in Ston. Continue to begin your visit to the wineries.  Learn how Peljesac wine is made, aged and distributed on a tour of three wineries. Travel to once winery in the village of Potomje where Dingac wine is produced. Sample 12 different wines and have a snack at one winery.  Delight your senses as you try fruit liqueurs and olive oils. Return to your accommodation in Dubrovnik at the end of your tour. 

One of the most romantic island cities in Croatia, Korcula island is one of the top destinations for tourists that cruise the Adriatic. According to legend, it was founded by the Trojan hero Antenor, and was home to the Mesolithic and Neolithic peoples who first settled on this island. Most famously known to be the birth place of traveler Marco Polo in 1254, Korcula is now the second most populous island on the Adriatic, filled with historical and cultural heritage. Ston is the first stop after departing from Dubrovnik. With well preserved city walls which once protected the town during the medieval times, Ston is a charming town with rich history. An optional visit to the ancient salt-works before continuing on the Peljesac peninsula will allow for an interesting stop on the tour. Enjoy the beautiful green scenery, vineyards and blue bays along the way before arriving to Orebic to embark on a boat ride to the magnificent island of Korcula. Once in town, visit the cathedral, city museum, and the house of Marco Polo. Followed is free time to walk through the Old Town and its abundant souvenir shops, and have lunch at a tavern of your choice serving many delicious Dalmatian specialities. After saying good-bye to this marvellous island, there is one last stop to be made on your return, as the Peljesac peninsula is known as one of the most famous Croatian wine regions. Enjoying in an extraordinary wine tasting is a delightful ending to the journey as you continue back to Dubrovnik.