Pelješac Full-Day Wine and Food Tour from Dubrovnik

Pelješac, Croatia



Discover the best kept secrets of Croatian wine and delicious local food on this full-day tour from Dubrovnik. Spend an unforgettable day in the Pelješac peninsula looking for a true wine and food adventure in charming wine cellars and vineyards.

Pelješac Wine and Oyster Tour from Dubrovnik

This full-day small-group tour explores Pelješac peninsula’s organic wineries, oyster farm, and medieval salt works, ideal for food and wine enthusiasts.

Highlights

  • Taste fresh oysters on a boat at a 5th-generation family oyster farm
  • Sample over 7 organic wines from two family-owned Pelješac wineries
  • Walk through vineyards on steep slopes above the Adriatic Sea
  • Visit Ston’s 14th-century salt works with an included production tour
  • Enjoy a seasonal 3 to 4-course farm-to-table lunch in a 16th-century konoba

Description

Located one hour from Dubrovnik, the Pelješac peninsula is renowned for its bold Plavac Mali and Dingač wines grown on steep Adriatic slopes. This tour offers more than traditional wine tasting by blending organic winemaking, historic food traditions, and premium local ingredients from the Dalmatian coast.

Your day begins at a fifth-generation family oyster farm in Ston, one of the Mediterranean’s top oyster producers. Board the family's boat to taste freshly harvested oysters paired with wine from the same estate. Next, visit Ston’s medieval 14th-century salt works where tickets and a production presentation are included. Explore the town’s 5.5-kilometre defensive wall, the longest in Europe, linking Ston and Mali Ston.

The tour continues at a certified organic winery where you’ll sample four wines alongside award-winning estate olive oil. Your guide will then lead you into a century-old wine cellar used for generations to age wines.

Lunch is served at a second organic winery in a traditional 16th-century konoba. The seasonal 3 to 4-course farm-to-table menu features ingredients sourced from the family farm and local fishermen. Vegetarian and pescatarian options are available on request. Before returning to Dubrovnik, the tour stops at the Dingač vineyard on steep coastal slopes, providing a scenic photo opportunity of Croatia’s iconic wine landscape.

Includes

  • Transportation by comfortable air-conditioned vehicle
  • Licensed tour guide
  • Boat experience at a 5th-generation family oyster farm with oyster and wine tasting
  • Visit to Ston’s 14th-century salt works with production presentation and entrance tickets
  • Wine tasting at two certified organic wineries (7+ wines total)
  • Award-winning olive oil tasting
  • Tour of a 100-year-old wine cellar
  • Seasonal 3 to 4-course farm-to-table lunch in a 16th-century konoba, with wines paired
  • All lunch ingredients sourced from the family farm and local fishermen
  • Visit to the Dingač vineyard with photo opportunity
  • Vegetarian and pescatarian menus available on request

Excludes

  • Personal purchases
  • Tips

Important Information

  • This small-group tour accommodates up to 8 people, using car or minivan transportation.
  • Booking confirmation must be submitted in writing; cancellations by phone are not accepted.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, bring comfortable walking shoes and a camera. Morning departures are recommended for optimal daylight and cooler temperatures.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour includes visits to organic wineries, a 5th-generation oyster farm, Ston's medieval salt works, vineyard walks, and a seasonal farm-to-table lunch in a 16th-century konoba.
Oyster tasting occurs on a boat at a family-owned oyster farm on the Pelješac peninsula in Croatia.
You will sample over seven organic wines from two family-owned wineries on Pelješac peninsula.
The tour departs from Dubrovnik, and transportation to and from Pelješac peninsula is included.
Special dietary needs can often be accommodated; it is best to notify the operator when booking.
The tour operates year-round, but seasonal changes affect the farm-to-table lunch menu and vineyard scenery; check the website for details.
Visitors tour the historic salt pans and learn about traditional salt production methods on the Pelješac peninsula.
The full-day tour lasts approximately 8 to 9 hours, including all tastings, visits, and travel time.
Yes, the tour is designed as a small-group experience for a more personalized visit to Pelješac's wineries and food producers.

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