Top Dubrovnik Wine, Beer & Spirits

Skip the tourist traps and discover a taste of authentic Dubrovnik on a walking tour of the city’s food and drink spots. Be immersed in the atmosphere as you stroll with your local guide and gain cultural insights and personalized tips as you explore. Stop off in 4 family-run restaurants to sample specialties including seafood and wine, and benefit from the small-group size for a more intimate experience.

Leave the medieval urban ambience of Dubrovnik behind for the day and head to the rugged vineyard-laden Peljesac peninsula on this small-group guided wine-tasting trip. Stop first in the small town of Ston, famed for its 4.3 miles (7 kilometers) of medieval walls and its deliciously fresh oysters. Then make your way deeper onto the peninsula to partake in three wine tastings. Meet the wine makers and learn about why the Peljesac peninsula is an up-and-coming wine region. Later, indulge in a hearty Dalmatian lunch (at own expense) at a local restaurant.

Southern Dalmatia is known for its regional wines, but it can be hard to know where to visit to sample authentic produce. Discover the Pelješac peninsula on a wine tasting tour and visit 2 rural wineries, as well as the historic town of Ston. Learn about the region’s wine making process and enjoy included samples, benefiting from hassle-free round-trip transfer from your Dubrovnik hotel.

See the Croatian countryside beyond the beautiful city of Dubrovnik with this full-day guided trip to the Konavle Valley to sample locally produced wine from four traditional family-run wineries. Journey by comfortable coach from Dubrovnik about 20 miles (30 km) south. Travel between the wineries in style via a mini-train that chugs its way through the countryside. Meet the winemakers, eat a ‘peasant’s lunch’ and, in the village of Ljuta, witness a wool-making demonstration.

On this tour, you will be able to see why Dubrovnik is one of the best places to visit..paddling through the crystal clear Adriatic sea, listening to some stories and legends from the local guides, swimming and snorkeling in the Betina cave will definitely fulfill all your expectation.Being in the kayak during the sunset are the moments that you will carry in your hearts for a long time..not to mention the wine upon return.

Spend the day exploring Korčula, a medieval walled town on an island of the same name. From Dubrovnik, travel to the seaside vineyard-laden town of Orebić where you’ll board a boat and be ferried across the Adriatic to the verdant island of Korčula. Known as the birthplace of explorer Marco Polo, Korčula is a well-preserved walled town that’s worthy of exploration. See the Venetian-influenced St Mark’s Cathedral, check out some Renaissance-era palaces and lounge at an outdoor cafe, sipping coffee or local wine.

Spend the day outside of Dubrovnik sipping wine and seeing an untrammeled part of the Dalmatian Coast that most visitors don't see. This guided day trip from Dubrovnik takes you to the Peljesac peninsula, famed for its wine production. Visit two wineries, meet the winemakers and sample the wine. On the way back, stop in the historic town of Ston, known for its excellent oysters, and eat some bivalves or explore this medieval walled town.

A short drive from Dubrovnik lies the medieval town of Ston, known for its ancient wall, delicious wines, and oyster farms. Experience all that Ston has to offer during this roundtrip road trip from Dubrovnik. Take in spectacular coastal views and enjoy a short boat ride out to one of the nearby oyster farms to sample the harvest and learn about this 1000-year-old practice.

I’m a Croatian nature lover and family farm owner. My family has been farming with love for generations. They came to Dubrovnik in 14 century and cultivating the land for Dubrovnik nobility on whose land we are today. Enjoy the biggest classroom on the world – open air nature surroundings of Dubrovnik!

Get a taste of Croatia’s often-overlooked wine industry on a private tour of the Pelješac peninsula. Visit 3 vineyards for a complimentary taste of their distinct produce, benefiting from the undivided attention and illuminating insights of your personal guide. Forget the responsibility of driving with round-trip transfer from your hotel via air-conditioned minivan, leaving you free to absorb rural vistas and unwind with a few glasses of Croatian wine.

Bosnia-Herzegovina’s wine country lies just north of Dubrovnik, but exploring its wineries independently is logistically difficult. This small-group tour makes it easy, starting with a mountain drive to the stone town of Trebinje. Sample goodies at the market, tour and taste wines at the 15th-century Tvrdos Monastery, and enjoy another tasting at a family-run winery and optional lunch of ‘peka’ (slow-cooked meat under bell-shaped lid) at a taverna (own expense).

Indulge in a homemade lunch and local wine onboard an island-hopping adventure off the coast of Dubrovnik. Joining a boat tour makes it easy to visit the three main islands of the Elaphiti Islands archipelago in one day—a feat that would be difficult on your own. Plus, by traveling on a tour you can relax and avoid worrying about any of the logistics.

Spend the day seeing another side of the Dalmatian Coast with this exciting guided day trip to the Pelješac peninsula, the second largest peninsula in Croatia and a land mass crammed with history, culture and plenty of wine and food. Stop in the bay-side town of Ston, famous for its oysters, to see an old salt factory and to gawk at the town's miles of medieval walls that once formed the border of the Republic of Ragusa (i.e. Dubrovnik). Visit some family-run wineries. Stroll along the sea. End your day trip with a stroll through the tiny village of Trstenik before returning to Dubrovnik.

Head to the source of one of Croatia's best wine-growing regions with this guided day trip from Dubrovnik to the rustic Peljesac peninsula. Stop at three family-run wineries, including the legendary Grgic winery, which has an acclaimed vineyard in Napa Valley, sampling wine along the way and learning about the characteristics of wine from the area. Stop for lunch (at own expense) in the historic town of Mali Ston at Bota Sare, a seafood eatery owned by a family of longtime oyster farmers.

If you're looking for a near-perfect day trip from Dubrovnik, don't miss the chance to sail on the Adriatic Sea, and explore the scenic islands dotting its azure waters. With this full-day boating excursion, set sail from the Old City of Dubrovnik as you cruise to three islands in the Elaphite Archipelago. Along the way, lounge on sandy beaches, wander around car-free Mediterranean villages, and enjoy a multi-course lunch—included in the price.

Escape the city and explore Croatia’s rich culture and heritage on this 10-hour Korčula and Dionysian Path tour from Dubrovnik. Travel along coastal roads to the pretty 14th-century town of Ston. Head through the Pelješac Peninsula’s rolling vineyards and olive groves to Orebić, then hop aboard the ferry to Korčula Island. Admire top attractions including the Cathedral of Saint Mark and the Bishop’s Palace with your guide, and enjoy free time to swim or explore at your leisure. Visit a local winery to sample Croatian wines, then return to Dubrovnik.

Taste the Old World recipes, wine, and warm hospitality of Croatia’s Konavle Valley on a culinary day trip from Dubrovnik. A guide reveals the history and heart of this fertile region just a short drive from the coast, where you'll sip crystal clear spring water and fine Croatian wine. Visit a family’s country house for the kind of meal you won't find in any restaurant, featuring meat cooked under a metal bell and other specialties.

Get out of the city and experience the culinary side of the Croatian countryside on this full-day food and wine tour. Travel from your Dubrovnik hotel in an air-conditioned minivan with a guide and admire the beautiful landscape. Stop at family-run wineries and taste a variety of local wines. Sample oysters at an oyster farm and enjoy a three-course lunch at a family-owned restaurant.

Just outside of Dubrovnik, the beautiful landscapes of the Konavle valley are renowned for producing some of Croatia’s finest foods and wines. On this tour, sample a variety of regional specialties and admire the stunning scenery as you journey along the Ljuta River. Along the way, enjoy an expert-led wine tasting at Vodopić vineyard and feast on delicious local cuisine at a traditional konoba restaurant.

While the Peljesac Peninsula is best known as Croatia’s wine region, this tour delves into far more than just wine. Your guide leads you to historic landmarks, takes you on a walking tour, and introduces you to traditional foods missed by most visitors. Plus, the guide handles all the logistics and transportation for you, so you can indulge in wine tastings without worrying about who’s driving home.

If you like to explore when the sun sets and the city comes to life at night-time, this is perfect experience for you! It is easy walking tour. I will take you through the city main atractions and tell you about the history of the city. I will show you places where you can visit theater plays, concerts, dances at Dubrovnik summer festival during july and august, and give you my recommendations what you can do, where you can eat and enjoy like a local while you are in Dubrovnik. At the end of our tour we will go to the one of the best places in the Old Town to have tapas and glass of wine. I would like to show You all beauty of Dubrovnik on my way-combining orientation guided tour through the Old Town ending with tapas&wine. We will go through the city main atractions far away from the daily noise and crowd finishing our tour in the wine bar where smoked ham, olives, cheese, bread and great wine from Pelješac region will wait us! :-)

Take a break from bustling Dubrovnik on a private boat tour of Ston Bay, and get a taste of Adriatic life with complimentary wine, oyster, and mussel tasting included. Round-trip transport from your hotel ensures seamless transfer, leaving you free to absorb scenic views of the region. Avoid the daytime heat with choice of morning or evening departure to suit your schedule.

Croatia’s second longest peninsula Peljesac is famous for its red wine based on Plavac Mali wine sort (cousin of Californian Zinfandel), delicious oysters and mussels growing in the brackish waters of Mali Ston bay, Ston city walls and its salt pans. Lays less than an hour drive from the city of Dubrovnik. We are doing this tour for years and our guests absolutely adore our fisherman friend Mario, and unique experience of being alone in the bay at our fisherman's oyster beds and tasting best oysters in Mali Ston right from the sea. You'll enjoy: - Walking tour of Ston – Gothic medieval town, surrounded by 6 kilometres of city walls and its famous 14. salt pans. - Private boat ride with local fisherman to his oyster beds followed by 5 oyster tasting on site - wine-tasting in a local boutique winery – great wine and organic olive oil tasting All accompanied by experience local English speaking drive/guide. Chance for a lunch or dinner in some of well known Ston restaurants.

Take advantage of the proximity of Bosnia and Herzegovina—with its wines and culinary delicacies—to Dubrovnik with this private day trip to Trebinje. Free from the hassle of planning your transport and route, let a driver-guide introduce you to this Eastern Herzegovina town’s highlights and the local region’s gastronomic staples. Tour Trebinje Old Town, sample local honey and wines, and eat at a traditional ‘konoba’ restaurant before your return.