The Wine Tasting on Peninsula Pelješac tour from Dubrovnik offers a captivating journey into Croatia’s renowned wine culture. Priced at a reasonable €60 per person, this 7-hour excursion provides participants with the opportunity to explore the historic town of Ston and indulge in tastings at two family-run wineries, all while enjoying scenic coastal views. With convenient pickup and transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, as well as the option to savor local oysters, this tour promises to immerse visitors in the rich winemaking traditions of the Pelješac peninsula. Whether you’re a seasoned oenophile or simply seeking a unique cultural experience, this tour seems to offer a delightful way to uncover the flavors and stories that make Croatian wine so captivating.
Good To Know
- 7-hour wine tasting experience on the Pelješac peninsula, departing from Dubrovnik and priced from €60 per person.
- Visits to the medieval town of Ston, its city walls, and a salt factory, as well as wine tastings at two family-run wineries.
- Guided by an expert providing insights on history and winemaking, with scenic views along the Adriatic Sea.
- Option to sample local oysters, with recommendations for local restaurants available from the guide.
- Includes transportation, wine tastings, and entrance tickets, with a minimum of 2 people required to organize the tour.
Tour Overview
This tour offers a 7-hour wine tasting experience on the Pelješac peninsula, departing from Dubrovnik. Priced from €60 per person, it includes pickup from locations in Dubrovnik.
Highlights include visiting the medieval town of Ston, with its impressive city walls and old salt factory, followed by wine tastings at two family-run wineries on the Pelješac peninsula.
The tour also stops in Potomje for additional wine tasting and a scenic stroll through the village of Trstenik. Travelers have the option to sample local oysters, though lunch is at their own expense.
Transport is provided in an air-conditioned vehicle, and the guide offers insights into the local history, culture, and winemaking.
Itinerary Highlights
The tour begins with pickup from Dubrovnik.
First, the group will visit Ston, a medieval town known for its impressive 4.3-mile city walls and an old salt factory. After an hour in Ston, the tour heads to the Pelješac peninsula, where you will enjoy wine tastings at two family-run wineries.
Next, the group travels to Potomje for an additional hour of wine tasting. The final stop is the scenic village of Trstenik, where guests can take a stroll.
Throughout the day, the expert guide will share insights into the local history, culture, and winemaking traditions.
Experience Details
An expert guide leads the tour, sharing insights into the local history, culture, and winemaking traditions throughout the day.
Travelers will be treated to scenic coastal road views along the Adriatic Sea. Guests have the option to sample local oysters, though lunch is at their own expense.
The tour includes wine tastings at two family-run wineries on the Pelješac peninsula, as well as an additional tasting in Potomje.
Travelers can also enjoy a scenic stroll through the village of Trstenik. The guide can provide recommendations for local restaurants based on guests’ preferences.
Included in Tour
The tour includes transportation via an air-conditioned vehicle throughout the day. This ensures a comfortable ride as you explore the stunning Pelješac peninsula.
At the two family-run wineries, you’ll enjoy wine tastings, learning about the local winemaking traditions. The tour also provides recommendations for local restaurants where you can sample regional cuisine, such as fresh oysters, at your own expense.
If you choose to visit the Ston city walls or salt pans, your entrance tickets are included. The tour is supported by an expert guide who shares insights into the area’s history, culture, and winemaking.
Pricing and Availability
This wine tasting tour is priced from €60.00 per person.
The tour lasts 7 hours and includes pickup from all locations in Dubrovnik. A minimum of 2 people is required to organize the tour.
Payment of €100 per person is made directly to the guide on the day of the wine tasting. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
The tour provides an opportunity to explore the Pelješac peninsula, visit two family-run wineries, and learn about the local history, culture, and winemaking from an expert guide.
Lunch isn’t included but the guide can recommend restaurants based on preferences.
Pickup and Transportation
All tour participants are picked up from their accommodation locations in Dubrovnik. An air-conditioned vehicle transports guests to the various destinations on the tour. The tour includes pickup and drop-off services, ensuring a seamless experience.
Pickup Location | Time |
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Central Dubrovnik | 9:00 AM |
Old Town | 9:15 AM |
Lapad | 9:30 AM |
Babin Kuk | 9:45 AM |
Mokošica | 10:00 AM |
Guests can easily coordinate their pickup time and location with the guide via WhatsApp or Viber prior to the tour. The transportation is comfortable and efficient, allowing visitors to sit back and enjoy the scenic drive to the Pelješac Peninsula.
Customer Feedback
Based on 3 reviews, customers rate the wine tasting tour on the Pelješac Peninsula with an overall score of 3.3 out of 5.
The tour appeals to a variety of travelers, including couples, friends, solo adventurers, and families.
While the scenic coastal views and wine tastings are highlights, some customers felt the pace was rushed and wished for more time at each winery.
The tour’s value is also a mixed bag, with some noting it’s a bit pricey for the experience provided.
Important Information
Travelers need to pay €100 per person directly to the guide on the day of the wine tasting tour. A minimum of 2 people is required to organize the tour.
Pickup details and timing will be communicated via WhatsApp or Viber. The overall rating for this tour is 3.3 out of 5 based on 3 reviews.
This tour caters to a variety of traveler types, including couples, friends, solo travelers, and families.
With an expert guide, scenic coastal views, and tastings at two family-run wineries, this tour provides an immersive experience into the winemaking culture of the Pelješac peninsula.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are the Health and Safety Protocols on the Tour?
The tour follows local health and safety guidelines. Masks are required on the vehicle, and physical distancing is encouraged during tastings. Hand sanitizer is provided, and surfaces are regularly cleaned. Participants must follow any COVID-19 protocols in place.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?
Travellers are generally not allowed to bring their own food and drinks on the tour. However, the guide can provide recommendations for local restaurants where you can purchase lunch or snacks during the tour’s scheduled breaks.
Is There a Dress Code for the Wine Tasting?
There is no formal dress code for the wine tasting. Visitors can wear casual, comfortable clothing. The focus is on enjoying the wine and learning about the local winemaking traditions, not on strict attire requirements.
Can I Purchase Wine From the Wineries During the Tour?
Yes, visitors can purchase wine from the wineries visited during the tour. The tour includes wine tastings at two family-run wineries, providing an opportunity to buy the wines you enjoy directly from the producers.
Are the Wineries Wheelchair Accessible?
The wineries on this tour may not be fully wheelchair accessible. Visitors with mobility challenges should contact the tour operator in advance to inquire about accessibility and make necessary arrangements. Careful planning can help ensure an enjoyable experience for all.
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The Sum Up
The Wine Tasting on Peninsula Pelješac tour from Dubrovnik provides an immersive experience into Croatia’s wine culture. Visitors can savor tastings at charming family-owned wineries, explore the historic town of Ston, and enjoy scenic coastal views. With convenient pickup and transport, this 7-hour journey offers an affordable way to discover the rich winemaking traditions of the Pelješac peninsula.