The Pelješac peninsula is where Croatia's most serious wine culture lives, and this full-day trip is built around it.
You'll start in Ston, home to Europe's second-longest defensive walls and saltworks still harvested by hand using methods over a thousand years old.
From there, the road climbs into Dingač territory — impossibly steep vineyards facing the sea, where some of Croatia's most sought-after red wine is grown. A stop at the Wine Museum puts the region's history into context before a tasting at a small family winery.
The day is paced for exploration, not rushing — expect long stops, good conversation, and wine you won't easily find outside the region.
Itinerary
Pelješac Wine & Ston Experience
Standard: €165 · Premium: €210
Departure from Dubrovnik
- Stories about the region, the Pelješac Bridge and local vineyards during the drive
Arrival in Ston
- Walk through the historic town centre
- A brief story about the Walls of Ston and one of Europe's oldest saltworks
- Coffee and photo break
Mali Ston – Oysters
- Visit to an oyster farm
- Tasting of fresh oysters paired with a glass of local wine
Drive along the Pelješac wine roads
- Miloš Winery, a family-run winery renowned for its wines from Ponikve
- Cellar tour, introduction to the winemaking process and wine tasting accompanied by a local cold-cut platter
Wine Museum in Putnikovići
Dingač Viewpoint
- Photo stop, the Dingač tunnel and views towards Hvar and the surrounding vineyards
Matuško Winery
- An extensive and professionally organised wine tasting
Return to Dubrovnik
Note: The package includes: STANDARD: Transportation, tour guide, wine tasting, cheese and prosciutto platter. PREMIUM: Everything included in the Standard package, plus oyster tasting, and winery visits and wine tastings.