Top Dalmatia Wine Tastings

Croatia’s Krka National Park is sometimes sidelined by visitors to Split who want to avoid hiring a car to get there. This tour makes visiting easy, with round-trip transport and a winery tour on top. Ride a boat and enjoy free time to hike, swim near the falls, and have lunch at a park restaurant (own cost). Your day finishes with a tour and wine-tastings at the wine estate.

Explore Krka National Park and Sibenik with ease on this group tour. Depart from Split in an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with WiFi and learn about the city of Sibenik from your driver-guide. Continue on to Krka and travel through the park. Travel by boat to Skradin and experience Croatian wine culture with a wine tasting.

Escape the crowds on land and admire Croatia's coastline at the most magical time of day on a sunset kayaking tour in Dubrovnik. Exploring in a kayak means that you'll have access to coves, caves and beaches that traditional tour boats can't reach. Plus, you'll enjoy stops to go cliff diving, swimming, and snorkelling, and well as sample some local wine.

Skip the tourist traps and discover a taste of authentic Dubrovnik on a walking tour of the city’s food and drink spots. Be immersed in the atmosphere as you stroll with your local guide and gain cultural insights and personalized tips as you explore. Stop off in 4 family-run restaurants to sample specialties including seafood and wine, and benefit from the small-group size for a more intimate experience.

Visit two historical rich and important towns north of Dubrovnik with this informative and intriguing day trip. Explore the 14th-century of Ston, famous for its miles of medieval walls and some of the most delicious oysters you’ll ever taste. Then board a boat in nearby Orebić to visit Korčula Island, reportedly the home of Marco Polo. Stroll the streets of the walled Korčula Town, sample wine at a local winery and learn the history of the each place you visit.

Spend the day exploring Korčula, a medieval walled town on an island of the same name. From Dubrovnik, travel to the seaside vineyard-laden town of Orebić where you’ll board a boat and be ferried across the Adriatic to the verdant island of Korčula. Known as the birthplace of explorer Marco Polo, Korčula is a well-preserved walled town that’s worthy of exploration. See the Venetian-influenced St Mark’s Cathedral, check out some Renaissance-era palaces and lounge at an outdoor cafe, sipping coffee or local wine.

A short drive from Dubrovnik lies the medieval town of Ston, known for its ancient wall, delicious wines, and oyster farms. Experience all that Ston has to offer during this roundtrip road trip from Dubrovnik. Take in spectacular coastal views and enjoy a short boat ride out to one of the nearby oyster farms to sample the harvest and learn about this 1000-year-old practice.

Combine a visit to the terraced waterfalls at Krka National Park with wine tasting at a local winery with this group tour from Split. You'll start at Krka, where you'll have time to take a refreshing dip before continuing onwards to the Sladic Winery in Skradin. While at the winery, you'll get a chance to try a range of local wines served with Croatian cheese.

Escape the land-based crowds that gather at Dubrovnik’s top sunset spots on a kayaking tour that reveals the historic coastal city from a fresh perspective. No previous kayaking experience is required to enjoy this tour, which grants you access to parts of the coastline that you can’t access on foot or a larger boat. Plus, you’ll enjoy stops for snorkeling and wine.

Visiting Croatia during summer makes a private boat trip a must do. There are so many places and bays to visit! Choose from wide range of speedboats and enjoy customized boat tour with your captain. Fuel depends on the tour type and distances so it is not included in the price of the tour. You can talk to your skipper/guide about best route for the day. Skipper fee(100 Eur) is not included and it is paid on site. Skipper is responsible for safety of all passangers and we hold right to change the agreed route if weather conditions are not good. We can offer 3 types of boat: Budget 16-19 ft: small boat for up to 4 persons (only for closer islands like Brac, Solta, Drvenik, Ciovo...) !!NOT suitable for BLUE CAVE and HVAR tour!!! Comfort 20-22 ft: medium sized boat for up to 7 persons (suitable for Hvar, Brac, Solta, Drvenik) !!NOT suitable for BLUE CAVE tour!!! Premium 24-27ft: large speedboat for up to 11 persons (suitable for all mid Dalmatia islands)

Indulge in a homemade lunch and local wine onboard an island-hopping adventure off the coast of Dubrovnik. Joining a boat tour makes it easy to visit the three main islands of the Elaphiti Islands archipelago in one day—a feat that would be difficult on your own. Plus, by traveling on a tour you can relax and avoid worrying about any of the logistics.

Leave the medieval urban ambience of Dubrovnik behind for the day and head to the rugged vineyard-laden Peljesac peninsula on this small-group guided wine-tasting trip. Stop first in the small town of Ston, famed for its 4.3 miles (7 kilometers) of medieval walls and its deliciously fresh oysters. Then make your way deeper onto the peninsula to partake in three wine tastings. Meet the wine makers and learn about why the Peljesac peninsula is an up-and-coming wine region. Later, indulge in a hearty Dalmatian lunch (at own expense) at a local restaurant.

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.

Enjoy a night out in Split painting and sipping Croatian wine. Meet your host and small group, then get set up with all the supplies you need for a successful take-home piece of art. Sip wine and soft drinks and enjoy your night out, walking away with a frame-worthy piece.

A massive Roman ruin complex and arguably the most important historical site in all of Split, Diocletian's Palace is a must-see for visitors. This tour takes you through 1,700 years of history within the walls of the UNESCO-listed historical complex, and then leads you to other top Split sites such as the City Clock, Riva Harbor, and Nardoni Trg plaza for a quick overview of Split highlights.

If you're looking for a near-perfect day trip from Dubrovnik, don't miss the chance to sail on the Adriatic Sea, and explore the scenic islands dotting its azure waters. With this full-day boating excursion, set sail from the Old City of Dubrovnik as you cruise to three islands in the Elaphite Archipelago. Along the way, lounge on sandy beaches, wander around car-free Mediterranean villages, and enjoy a multi-course lunch—included in the price.

Discover fine Dalmatian wines on this 3-hour Hvar wine-tasting tour. Visit a local winemaker in the coastal town of Jelsa with a guide and gain insight into Hvar’s rich winemaking heritage. Learn how local families cultivate popular grape varietals such as Plavac Mali, and see how ancient traditions blend with modern technologies to bring out the best in the harvests. Sample locally produced wines such as Prošek during a tasting session and appreciate the flavors at play.

Visit three of Croatia’s highlight islands in one day—and enjoy a luxurious and tranquil way to travel—on this small-group, boutique tour. Depart in the morning from Split aboard a luxurious speedboat, and head to scenic Brac. Next, transfer to Hvar to explore the historic city of Stari Grad, enjoy a local lunch and wine, and more. Finally, head to Solta where you can snorkel, stand-up paddleboard, and swim in a secluded spot.

The group will meet at the Golden Gate (North Gate of the Diocletian's Palace) at 8:15. Just look for the BLUE UMBRELLA! When the guides call out your names, you will walk 2min to the bus. The bus ride is 75min long and on the bus the guide will collect the money for the entrance fee so he or she can skip the line, get the agency discount, and buy it for everyone. In the park, you will have more than enough time to see hundreds of small and big waterfalls. After visiting the park and we will go to a local winery to taste some amazing local wines or olive oil or both in a beautiful authentic Ante Sladić Winery Entrance fee prices with agency discount included: May & Oct; Adults: 75 kuna | Student and children (7-18): 30 kuna *Children (0-7 yrs free) June to September; Adults: 150 kuna | Student and children (7-18): 60 kuna *Children (0-7 free) *Prepare the cash for the entrance tickets (your guide will collect the money in the bus) Other things to note Not wheelchair accessible

Discover two wineries of Hvar on a half-day small-group wine tour of the island. With a guide at your side, you’ll journey away from Hvar town to explore the cellars of the local wine estates that you might struggle to find as a tourist alone. The experience ends with a wine tasting session, where a range of local varietals and regional food is served.

Explore the nature and wine culture outside of Split on this private tour. Depart in an air-conditioned vehicle and travel to Krka National Park. Walk through the park at your own pace and learn about the area from your guide. Continue on to local wineries and sample the wine at a tasting.

Get picked up at your hotel in Dubrovnik and then make the hour-long drive to the Pelješac peninsula, the second largest peninsula in Croatia and a land mass crammed with history, culture and plenty of wine and food. Stop in the bay-side town of Ston, famous for its oysters, to see an old salt factory and to gawk at the town's miles of medieval walls that once formed the border of the Republic of Ragusa (i.e. Dubrovnik). Visit some family-run wineries. Stroll along the sea. This private tour of Pelješac is flexible and can be tailored to your interests.

See the Croatian countryside beyond the beautiful city of Dubrovnik with this full-day guided trip to the Konavle Valley to sample locally produced wine from four traditional family-run wineries. Journey by comfortable coach from Dubrovnik about 20 miles (30 km) south. Travel between the wineries in style via a mini-train that chugs its way through the countryside. Meet the winemakers, eat a ‘peasant’s lunch’ and, in the village of Ljuta, witness a wool-making demonstration.

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.