Set out on a culinary adventure through Croatia’s stunning Pelješac Peninsula. This 12-hour tour explores the medieval city of Ston, known for its impressive walls and world-famous oysters. Indulge in a delightful three-course lunch, and savor renowned regional wines during tastings. With an English-speaking guide leading the way, you’ll discover the area’s rich history and flavors, all while traveling comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle. This tour offers a unique opportunity to learn about the local culture and experience the best of what the Peljeőac Peninsula has to offer.
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Good To Know
- Explore the medieval city of Ston, known for its second-longest city walls in the world, and visit the oldest saltworks in Europe.
- Taste world-famous oysters from Mali Ston, paired with local wine, and learn about the region’s marine heritage.
- Indulge in a delightful 3-course lunch at Vila Koruna Restaurant, featuring fresh seafood, meat, or vegetarian options.
- Set out on a wine tasting journey through the renowned vineyards of Pelješac Peninsula, sampling local varietals like Plavac Mali, Posip, and Grk.
- Experience a comprehensive 12-hour tour led by an English-speaking guide, with pickup and drop-off service available in Split and Trogir.
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Tour Overview
This tour typically departs from Split and Trogir, offering visitors a chance to explore the Pelješac Peninsula.
The tour lasts 12 hours and is led by a live English-speaking guide. Prices start at Kč7,010 per person, with free cancellation available up to 24 hours in advance.
Pickup is provided from various locations in Split and Trogir. The tour includes visits to the medieval city of Ston, the oldest saltworks in Europe, and a tasting of world-famous oysters in Mali Ston.
Participants will also enjoy a 3-course lunch and wine tasting of local varieties such as Plavac Mali, Posip, and Grk.
Itinerary Highlights
What makes the Pelješac Peninsula Food & Wine Tour so compelling? The itinerary highlights explore the region’s rich cultural and culinary heritage. Visitors will discover the medieval city of Ston, home to the second-longest city walls in the world. They’ll also visit Europe’s oldest saltworks and savor world-renowned oysters in Mali Ston. The tour culminates with a 3-course lunch at Vila Koruna Restaurant and a wine tasting featuring local varietals like Plavac Mali, Posip, and Grk.
| Highlights | Details |
|---|---|
| Ston | Medieval city, 2nd longest city walls |
| Saltworks | Oldest in Europe |
| Oyster Tasting | 3 oysters with wine |
| Lunch | 3-course at Vila Koruna |
| Wine Tasting | Plavac Mali, Posip, Grk |
Transportation Details
Guests travel to the Pelješac Peninsula by air-conditioned bus or coach. The 2-hour drive from Split or Trogir is followed by various stops along the itinerary.
Pickup service is provided 10-30 minutes before the tour starts, allowing ample time for guests to board the vehicle. After the tour’s completion, guests are dropped off at multiple locations.
The transportation is comfortable and efficient, ensuring a smooth journey throughout the day’s activities. The English-speaking driver ensures guests reach their destinations safely and on time, allowing them to fully enjoy the food and wine experiences that await.
Inclusions
The tour includes a transfer with an air-conditioned vehicle, an English-speaking driver, and entrance tickets to the saltworks in Ston.
Visitors can enjoy an oyster tasting of 3 oysters with a glass of wine.
A 3-course lunch at Vila Koruna Restaurant is also included, with a choice of fish, meat, or vegetarian menu.
The tour further includes a wine tasting of local varieties such as Plavac Mali, Posip, and Grk, accompanied by prosciutto and cheese.
All insurance, VAT, and taxes are covered in the price.
Participants are advised to bring their passport or ID card if they’re EU citizens.
Explore Ston’s Medieval City
Visitors to the Pelješac Peninsula explore the medieval city of Ston, known for boasting the second-longest city walls in the world.
These impressive fortifications, stretching over 5 kilometers, were built in the 14th century to protect the region’s lucrative salt trade. Today, visitors can stroll along the well-preserved ramparts, taking in the stunning views of the Adriatic Sea and the surrounding landscape.
Within the city, they’ll discover historic churches, charming alleyways, and local markets selling fresh seafood and regional produce.
The tour also includes a visit to the oldest salt works in Europe, where visitors can learn about the traditional methods of salt production that have endured for centuries.
Taste World-Famous Oysters
One of the highlights of the Pelješac Peninsula Food & Wine Tour is the opportunity to taste the world-famous oysters of Mali Ston.
Guests will explore the historic town and visit the oldest saltworks in Europe. Here, they’ll have the chance to sample freshly harvested oysters, paired with a glass of local wine.
The briny and creamy oysters are a true delicacy, and a testament to the region’s rich marine heritage. This experience provides a chance to savor the flavors of the Adriatic and gain a deeper appreciation for the local culinary traditions.
Savor 3-Course Lunch
After exploring the historic town of Ston and sampling the renowned oysters, guests sit down to savor a delightful 3-course lunch at the charming Vila Koruna Restaurant.
The menu features:
- A starter of seasonal salad or soup
- A choice of freshly caught fish, tender meat, or a vegetarian option as the main course
- A dessert to satisfy the sweet tooth
- Accompanied by the region’s signature wines, guests enjoy a leisurely and flavorful dining experience, savoring the local culinary delights and the breathtaking views of the Pelješac Peninsula.
Delight in Wine Tasting
Delighting in wine tasting, guests embark on a journey through the renowned vineyards of the Pelješac Peninsula.
They’ll sample the region’s famous Plavac Mali grape, which accounts for 90% of local vineyards, as well as other white varieties like Posip and Grk.
The tasting takes place alongside a spread of prosciutto and cheese, enhancing the flavors of the wines.
With expert guidance, guests learn about the unique terroir and winemaking techniques that give these local wines their distinctive character.
It’s an immersive experience that allows visitors to fully appreciate the winemaking heritage of this picturesque Croatian destination.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is There a Wheelchair-Accessible Option for This Tour?
There is no specific mention of a wheelchair-accessible option for this tour. The description does not provide details about the accessibility of transportation or tour sites. Customers with mobility needs should inquire with the tour operator about accommodations.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?
The tour does not allow guests to bring their own food and drinks. Meals and beverages are provided as part of the tour package, which includes an oyster tasting, a 3-course lunch, and a wine tasting.
Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for Participants?
There’s no minimum age requirement for the tour. Children are welcome, though the tour may not be suitable for young kids due to the focus on food and wine tasting. It’s best suited for adults and older teens.
Can I Request a Vegetarian or Halal Meal for the Lunch?
Yes, the tour offers a vegetarian menu option for the included 3-course lunch. Guests can specify their dietary requirements when booking the tour, and the restaurant will accommodate them accordingly.
Is There Any Free Time During the Tour to Explore on My Own?
The tour includes a 3-course lunch at Vila Koruna Restaurant, but doesn’t specify if there’s free time for independent exploration. Participants should check with the tour operator about the schedule and any opportunities for self-guided activities.
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The Sum Up
The "From Split & Trogir: Pelješac Peninsula Food & Wine Tour" offers a captivating culinary adventure through Croatia’s stunning landscapes. Explore the medieval city of Ston, indulge in world-renowned oysters, savor a delectable three-course lunch, and delight in tastings of renowned regional wines, all while traveling in comfort. This tour provides an immersive gastronomic experience showcasing the best of Croatia’s rich cultural and culinary heritage.