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Discover Croatia’s Peljesac wine region and Ston’s saltworks on a private, full-day tour that combines tastings, historic sights, and authentic culinary experiences.

Exploring Croatia often means wandering through ancient towns, stunning coastlines, and delicious food, but this tour stands out for its focus on local viticulture and maritime traditions. It offers a well-rounded day that combines cultural exploration with wine tastings, all in a comfortable, private setting. We love that this experience offers a personalized touch—the private vehicle and English-speaking driver make it feel like a tailored adventure, not just a cookie-cutter tour.
One thing to keep in mind is that additional costs such as entrance fees, wine tastings, and lunch aren’t included in the $729 per group price. So, while the core experience is fantastic value for a full day of discovery, you should budget for these extras. This tour is perfect for travelers who enjoy culinary delights, history, and scenic drives, especially those seeking an intimate, flexible experience away from large group crowds.
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This tour offers a full-day journey through some of Croatia’s most charming and culturally significant sights, all within a manageable, well-paced schedule. Starting from Dubrovnik, your driver—who’s fluent in English—guides you along the scenic Peljesac Peninsula, an area renowned for its sun-drenched vineyards and traditional wine-making.
The first stop in Ston is a highlight for many visitors. Known for its impressive medieval walls—some of the longest in Europe—Ston is a town that echoes with history. Our sources mention that the walls are a “testament to medieval engineering prowess,” and wandering along them offers a tangible connection to the past.
One of the major draws here is the saltworks. It’s not just about salt production; it’s about understanding the ancient methods still used today and seeing how salt has shaped Ston’s economy and culture. While entrance fees are not included, the saltworks visit allows you to witness this historic industry firsthand, which many reviews say adds a unique flavor to the day.
Plus, the tour touches on Ston’s maritime traditions—specifically oyster and mussel cultivation. As one reviewer notes, “The process of growing these delicacies from the sea is fascinating, and tasting them fresh was a real treat.” These shellfish are central to the local cuisine, and you’ll appreciate the care and tradition that go into their harvest.
The real star of this tour is the vineyard exploration. Peljesac is famed for its robust reds and crisp whites, and the rolling vineyards provide a perfect backdrop for wine tastings. The tour includes two separate tastings, giving you a chance to sample different varieties and learn about the winemaking process directly from local vintners.
While the tastings are not included in the base price, many guests find the additional cost worth it, especially if you’re passionate about wine. The driver can accommodate your preferences, and the scenic drives between vineyards are a delight, with views that make the experience feel both indulgent and authentic.
A highlight for many is the lunch experience, which, though not included in the tour price, is often described as a “culinary extravaganza.” Expect fresh seafood, local cheeses, and traditional Croatian specialties, all enjoyed in a charming setting with views of the coast. Reviewers recommend budgeting for this meal to truly maximize the experience.
The private vehicle, equipped with Wi-Fi, offers plenty of comfort and convenience. All parking and toll fees are covered, so you won’t face surprises along the way. The itinerary is flexible enough to allow for some customization—if you’re particularly interested in wine, salt production, or history, your driver can adapt the pace accordingly.

At $729 for a group of up to three, this experience provides a personalized, in-depth look at Croatian traditions that would be difficult to replicate on your own. While the price doesn’t include some extras like entrance fees and tastings, the overall value comes from the private, relaxed atmosphere and the chance to explore at your own pace.
The tour is ideal for travelers who appreciate an authentic, behind-the-scenes look at local industries, enjoy wine and food, and prefer a flexible, intimate setting over large group excursions. It’s especially suited for those who want to learn about Croatia’s maritime and viticultural heritage without sacrificing comfort.

This experience is a well-rounded, practical way to explore a lesser-known side of Croatia, combining history, food, and wine. The private nature of the tour ensures an intimate, customized outing, perfect for couples, small groups, or anyone who wants a more authentic and relaxed day.
Travelers looking for a blend of cultural insights and gourmet indulgence will find plenty to love here. The only consideration is the additional costs for tastings and lunch, but many find these enrich the overall value, offering a true taste of Croatian life beyond Dubrovnik’s famous walls.
In short, if you’re after a personalized, culturally rich experience that highlights Croatia’s maritime and vineyard traditions, this tour hits the mark. It’s a practical, enjoyable way to deepen your understanding of the region while savoring some of the best local flavors.
Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Generally yes, as long as participants are comfortable walking and standing for periods, especially when visiting saltworks and historic walls.
How long does the tour last?
It’s a full-day experience, typically starting in the morning and returning in the late afternoon or early evening.
Are the wine tastings included in the price?
No, the tastings are optional and come at an additional cost, but many guests find them worth the expense for the experience and quality.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes are recommended since you’ll be walking around saltworks and historic sites. Sunscreen and water are also advisable.
Can I customize the itinerary?
Yes, the private nature of the tour allows for some flexibility, especially regarding focus on specific interests like wine, salt production, or history.
Are there any age restrictions?
There are no specific age restrictions, but minors should be supervised, especially during tastings.
Is lunch included?
No, lunch isn’t part of the package but is highly recommended to fully enjoy the experience. Budget accordingly.
What happens if I need to cancel?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, offering peace of mind if your plans change.
Choosing a tour like this means embracing Croatia’s hidden gems—small towns, local traditions, and authentic flavors—in a way that’s relaxed, personalized, and deeply memorable. Whether you’re a foodie, history lover, or simply seeking a different side of Croatia, this excursion offers plenty of value and genuine insight.