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Discover Dalmatia’s wine and history on a small-group Pelješac Peninsula tour from Dubrovnik, featuring visits to 2 wineries and Ston with expert guides.
Traveling through Croatia often means soaking up stunning coastlines and charming towns, but if you’re a fan of wine, the Wine Lover’s Tour from Dubrovnik offers an inviting taste of the country’s lesser-known viticultural gems. This full-day experience takes you beyond the city walls, into the heart of the Pelješac Peninsula, where wine-making traditions run deep and scenic vistas are plentiful.
What makes this tour stand out is its small-group format, which promises a more intimate and personalized experience—perfect for those who want to really connect with local culture and wine. Plus, with hotel pickup and drop-off included, there’s no fuss about logistics. However, it’s worth noting that the itinerary involves a fair amount of driving (about 45 minutes to Ston, and then longer between wineries), so if you prefer a totally relaxed day with minimal transit, this might be something to consider.
This tour suits travelers who enjoy delivering authentic experiences, scenic drives, and informative tastings. Whether you’re a dedicated wine enthusiast or simply looking to explore Croatia’s countryside and culture, the blend of history, stunning views, and excellent wines makes this a memorable outing.


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Your day begins with hotel pickup in Dubrovnik, which means you can relax knowing transportation is taken care of. The air-conditioned vehicle ensures comfort as you leave the bustling city behind for the serene landscapes of Pelješac. This initial transfer takes about 45 minutes to Ston, a historic town famous for its massive stone walls and oyster farms.
Once in Ston, you’re granted some free time to wander this medieval town. It’s a unique spot, often called the “European Wall of China,” thanks to its impressive fortifications. Reviewers like Sara appreciated the chance to stroll around and even try oysters—an iconic local delicacy—and many found the town’s atmosphere charming and authentic. The optional oyster tasting adds a savory note to your visit, and it’s a good opportunity to learn about local seafood traditions.
After exploring Ston, you’ll head to the first winery, a drive of approximately 25 minutes. Here, your guide will take you on a tour of the vineyard, sharing insights into the region’s winemaking practices. Expect to sample a selection of wines, and from reviewer Elizabeth’s experience, the wines are delicious enough to inspire some to purchase bottles on the spot.
The second winery visit involves a scenic 35-minute drive through Pelješac’s rolling hills and lush vineyards. This winery is larger and more upscale, giving you a taste of Croatia’s diverse wine scene. The guide may present a detailed overview of the wine-making process, adding context to the tasting experience. A third stop, where you will enjoy a wine presentation, allows for further tasting and discussion, which many guests found to be a highlight.
The scenic drives are a key part of the tour, offering breathtaking views of the coast and rolling vineyards. Zack noted that the guide, Goran, was “very knowledgeable about the region and Croatian history,” enriching the journey with stories and insights. This makes the experience more than just wine tasting—it becomes a cultural exploration.
After a full day of tasting, learning, and taking in the views, the tour concludes with a comfortable drive back to your Dubrovnik accommodation. Many reviews highlighted the generous duration of the tour, often exceeding the promised 5 hours—Sara mentioned spending 6.5 hours, making it well worth the price.

This tour excels in its balance of wine tasting, scenic exploration, and culture. The inclusion of hotel pickup and drop-off removes logistical hurdles, and the small group ensures a more relaxed, engaging experience. The guides are praised for their knowledge—specifically Stipon, who was described as “the loveliest, most knowledgeable guide” by Elizabeth.
The value for money is evident when you consider the multiple tastings, expert insights, and hassle-free logistics. For around $224 per person, you’re getting a well-rounded day that combines Croatian wine, history, and stunning landscapes.
The main consideration is the travel time between stops—if you prefer to spend more time on each location or at a leisurely pace, the driving may feel a bit rushed. However, for those eager to maximize their experience in a single day without the stress of planning, this tour offers a compelling package.

This experience is ideal for wine lovers and curious travelers wanting to learn about Croatia’s wine traditions while exploring a historic town and scenic countryside. It’s particularly suited for those who value small-group intimacy, guided insights, and a balanced mix of relaxation and activity.
If you’re staying in Dubrovnik and want a half-day escape to the countryside, this tour provides an easy, enjoyable way to do it. It’s also great for those who enjoy authentic local experiences over large, commercialized tours.

What is included in the tour?
The tour includes wine tastings at two wineries, an English-speaking local guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, snacks, and an air-conditioned vehicle.
Can I cancel the reservation?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, offering flexibility in planning.
Are there any optional activities?
Yes, you can choose to have oyster tasting in Ston, which many guests find worthwhile. The tour also mentions the possibility of a wine presentation at the second winery.
How long does the entire tour last?
While the scheduled time is around 5 hours, reviews report that it can extend to 6.5 hours, giving guests plenty of time to enjoy each stop.
Is hotel pickup available?
Yes, pickup is included from Dubrovnik hotels or Gru port if arriving via cruise.
What’s the best way to prepare?
Come ready to enjoy wine and scenic views. Comfortable shoes for strolling Ston and casual attire for the drive are recommended.
Are the wines local?
Yes, the tastings focus on regional Dalmatian wines, which are highly regarded for their quality and character.
Is there a minimum group size?
The tour operates in a small-group setting, providing a more personalized experience, but specific group size details aren’t listed.
What if I want to extend my wine tasting experience?
The tour includes multiple tastings, but if you’d like to explore more, consider visiting additional wineries or restaurants during your free time in Ston.
Is this tour suitable for non-drinkers?
While primarily a wine tasting tour, non-drinkers can still enjoy the scenic drives and cultural stops, but it’s best to notify the provider in advance.
“Great tour with a private guide. Ivan drove us where we wanted to go and showed us a great seafood restaurant where we stopped for lunch in a beaut…”

The Wine Lover’s Tour from Dubrovnik offers a compelling blend of authentic Dalmatian wines, historic charm, and scenic vistas. The knowledgeable guides, especially noted for their friendliness and expertise, elevate the experience beyond simple tastings. The inclusion of hassle-free transportation and a small-group setting makes it both convenient and intimate.
For travelers eager to add a flavorful dimension to their Croatian trip without overextending their day, this tour delivers excellent value. It’s especially well-suited for those who appreciate good wine, scenic drives, and engaging storytelling—making it a memorable side of your Croatian adventure.
Whether you’re a seasoned oenophile or just curious about Croatian wine, this experience offers an excellent way to combine learning, tasting, and sightseeing in one enjoyable package.