Exploring the historic city of Dubrovnik from the picturesque islands of Korčula and Orebić is an opportunity not to be missed. This comprehensive tour whisks travelers along the stunning Dalmatian coastline, inviting them to discover the UNESCO-protected wonders of the "Pearl of the Adriatic." From marveling at Ston’s mighty walls to strolling Dubrovnik’s iconic Stradun, the journey promises an immersive cultural experience. But the real highlight may just lie in savoring the region’s renowned vintages during an exclusive winery visit. With so much to see, taste, and experience, this excursion leaves one eager to uncover more of what makes this corner of Croatia so captivating.
Good To Know
- This 11-hour excursion offers a scenic coastal drive from Korčula and Orebić to Dubrovnik, with stops in Ston and a wine tasting experience.
- The tour includes free pickup within 5 kilometers of Korčula old town, with a professional guide present throughout to provide information and assistance.
- Highlights of the tour include exploring the UNESCO-listed historic landmarks of Dubrovnik, such as the Stradun, Rector’s Palace, and Cathedral.
- Visitors can also visit the Maritime Museum to learn about Dubrovnik’s seafaring traditions and enjoy free time to discover the city’s charming residential neighborhoods.
- The tour provides an opportunity to savor local wines at the Pelješac peninsula Wine Museum, with stunning coastal views enhancing the tasting experience.
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Tour Overview and Pricing
The Dubrovnik City Tour from Korčula and Orebić offers an 11-hour excursion, priced from €2,515 per person.
Guests can cancel up to 24 hours prior for a full refund, and there’s no upfront payment required.
The tour includes free pickup and drop-off within 5 kilometers of Korčula old town, with the meeting point in front of the agency.
Highlights include a scenic coastal drive, stops in Ston and Dubrovnik, and a wine tasting at a local Pelješac winery.
Comfortable shoes, sun protection, and an English-speaking guide are recommended for participants to make the most of this cultural excursion to the UNESCO-listed city of Dubrovnik.
Pickup and Transportation
Free pickup and drop-off is available within 5 kilometers of Korčula old town for the Dubrovnik City Tour.
The meeting point for the tour in Korčula town is in front of the travel agency. From there, guests will be transported along the southern Dalmatian coast and Pelješac peninsula to reach Dubrovnik.
This convenient transportation service ensures a seamless start to the tour, allowing visitors to sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic journey to the historic city.
The tour leader will be present throughout the experience to assist guests and provide any necessary information.
Itinerary Highlights
Traversing the scenic southern Dalmatian coast and Pelješac peninsula, the Dubrovnik City Tour first stops at the charming town of Ston.
Known for its impressive defensive stone walls, Europe’s oldest salt pans, and renowned oysters, Ston offers a taste of local culture.
Next, the tour grants free time to explore Dubrovnik’s historic landmarks, including the Stradun, Rector’s Palace, and the Cathedral.
Visitors can also enjoy the Maritime Museum and meander through the city’s residential neighborhoods.
Topping off the experience, the tour includes a wine tasting at a Wine Museum on the Pelješac peninsula, providing a delightful cultural touch.
- Scenic drive along the southern Dalmatian coast and Pelješac peninsula
- Stop at Ston to explore its defensive walls, salt pans, and oysters
- Free time to discover Dubrovnik’s historic sites, like the Stradun and Rector’s Palace
- Visit the Maritime Museum and explore Dubrovnik’s residential areas
- Wine tasting at a Wine Museum on the Pelješac peninsula
Cultural Experience
Encircled by walls and fortresses, the UNESCO World Heritage site of Dubrovnik beckons visitors to discover its rich history and cultural heritage.
This city tour offers a chance to experience Dubrovnik’s breathtaking views and take in its storied past. Guests will explore the city’s historic landmarks, including the Stradun, Rector’s Palace, and the Cathedral.
The tour also includes a visit to the Maritime Museum, providing insights into the city’s seafaring traditions.
Plus, travelers will have the opportunity to enjoy a wine tasting at a Wine Museum on the Pelješac peninsula, allowing them to savor the region’s renowned vintages.
This cultural experience promises an enriching journey through Dubrovnik’s architectural and gastronomic delights.
What to Bring and Important Information
Equipped with comfortable shoes and sun protection, visitors can fully enjoy the Dubrovnik City Tour. This guided experience provides a live English-speaking tour guide to lead the way.
Key essentials to bring include:
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sun hat or visor
- Sunscreen
- Light jacket or sweater
- Camera to capture stunning views
The tour leader is available throughout the experience to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey.
With these essential items, travelers can focus on discovering the rich history, cultural heritage, and breathtaking sights of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Scenic Ride Along Dalmatian Coast
The Dubrovnik City Tour departs from Korčula and Orebić, offering a scenic journey along the southern Dalmatian coast and the Pelješac peninsula. The route provides breathtaking views of the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea, rugged coastlines, and quaint coastal towns. Midway through the tour, visitors will stop at the historic town of Ston, known for its impressive defensive stone walls, Europe’s oldest salt pans, and renowned oysters.
| Scenic Highlights | Duration | Key Attractions |
|---|---|---|
| Dalmatian Coast | 2 hours | Adriatic Sea, Coastal Villages |
| Pelješac Peninsula | 1 hour | Vineyards, Olive Groves |
| Ston | 1.5 hours | Stone Walls, Salt Pans, Oysters |
| Dubrovnik | 3 hours | Stradun, Rector’s Palace, Cathedral |
The tour offers a well-balanced combination of breathtaking scenery, cultural exploration, and local culinary experiences, providing a comprehensive introduction to the enchanting region.
Exploring Dubrovnik’s Historic Landmarks
Dubrovnik’s historic core, a UNESCO World Heritage site, invites visitors to uncover its rich cultural legacy.
During the tour, travelers will have the opportunity to:
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Wander along the iconic Stradun, the limestone-paved main street, and admire its baroque architecture
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Explore the Rector’s Palace, a Gothic-Renaissance landmark that once housed the city’s government
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Step inside the Cathedral of the Assumption, a magnificent cathedral renowned for its Renaissance-style interior
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Discover the wealth of maritime history at the Maritime Museum, housed in a 16th-century palace
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Immerse themselves in the charm of Dubrovnik’s residential neighborhoods, hidden gems off the beaten path
Wine Tasting on Pelješac Peninsula
After exploring Dubrovnik’s historic landmarks, the tour takes visitors to the Pelješac peninsula, known for its acclaimed wine production.
At the Wine Museum, guests enjoy a guided tasting of the region’s finest vintages. The knowledgeable staff shares insights into the winemaking process and the unique terroir that gives Pelješac wines their distinctive character.
This cultural experience offers a chance to savor the flavors that have made the peninsula a premier destination for oenophiles.
With stunning coastal views as a backdrop, the wine tasting provides a refined and memorable conclusion to the Dubrovnik city tour.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is There a Minimum Group Size Required for the Tour?
There is no minimum group size required for this tour. The tour can be booked by individuals or small groups, and the price per person is the same regardless of group size. Participants will enjoy a personalized experience.
Can the Tour Be Customized to Include Additional Activities?
The tour can be customized to include additional activities, but this may incur extra costs. Customers can discuss their preferences with the tour operator to see if the itinerary can be tailored to their needs.
Are Any Meals Included During the Tour?
No, the tour does not include any meals. It’s a sightseeing tour focused on exploring Dubrovnik’s historic landmarks and cultural heritage, with stops at sites like Ston and a wine tasting experience.
Is There Storage Space Available for Personal Belongings?
The tour doesn’t mention any dedicated storage space for personal belongings. However, participants can likely stow small items in the transportation vehicle during the tour. It’s advisable to bring only necessary items and keep valuables secure.
Can the Tour Be Booked for a Specific Date and Time?
Yes, the tour can be booked for a specific date and time. The tour has a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance, allowing flexibility in scheduling.
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The Sum Up
The Dubrovnik City Tour offers travelers an unforgettable experience exploring the southern Dalmatian coast. Highlights include a scenic drive, visiting the UNESCO-listed Dubrovnik, and a wine tasting on the Pelješac Peninsula. With ample free time and an experienced guide, this 11-hour excursion from Korčula and Orebić provides an immersive cultural experience showcasing the region’s history, architecture, and local flavors.