The tour begins with a bus drive along the picturesque coastal area of Dubrovnik to the Peljesac Peninsula, famous for its vineyards and wine cellars. Arrival to the town of Orebic and transfer by boat to the Island of Korcula (approximately 15 minutes). One of the most beautiful cities on the Adriatic, the City of Korcula is believed to be the birth place of the famous explorer Marco Polo. A walking tour in the stone-paved streets and squares of Korcula will give you an insight of the city’s history and tradition. Departure to Orebic is scheduled after a lunch Korcula. The next part of the tour will take you to one of the Peljesac wineries, where you will learn about wine-growing and production of wines. The visit will end with a wine tasting. On your way to Dubrovnik, you will also have a chance to stop in the City of Ston.

Departure from hotel at 08:30; Return to Dubrovnik until 18:00

PRICE: 64 EUR          Minimum 15 pax.

Price includes: bus or mini-bus ride depending on number of pax, guide, entrance fees to the House of Marco Polo and Cathedral, lunch in Korcula and wine tasting in Peljesac.

The tour begins with a bus drive to a boat that will take us to Elafiti islands. Elafiti islands are a small archipelago consisting of several islands. The main and only inhabited islands are Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan, which are famous for its characteristic Mediterranean vegetation. While enjoying the boat ride, you will have a chance to explore the islands and their beautiful nature, swim and relax. Lunch will be served on board. ***Trip is weather depending.

Departure from hotel at 09:00; Return to Dubrovnik until 17:00

PRICE: 64 EUR          Minimum 15 pax.

Price includes: mini –bus ride up to 19 pax, boat for maximum 19 pax, guide, simple fish menu for lunch.

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PRICE: 52 EUR          Minimum 20 pax.

Price includes: bus ride, boat ride for max. 40 pax, guide, simple fish menu for lunch.

Wine Tour takes you to the beautiful Pelješac peninsula. A scenic 45 minute drive from Dubrovnik, brings you to the first host for today, winery Miloš. Here you will have a chance to taste plavac or legendary, Stagnum, also a red wine, made of 100% Plavac Mali grapes. The winery, Miloš is known for its award-winning wine "Stagnum".  Stagnum is known as one of the best Croatian red wines. Next, guests will visit the winery Bartulović in Prizrina. The winery is placed in the central part of Peljesac called the Peljesac parish, in the old picturesque village of Prizdrina. The Bartulović property includes a winery, a wine cellar with a wine shop providing a complete offer of all our wines, and a tavern which serves exquisite gastro-enological delights in an ambiance where the spirit of the Pelješac past is entirely preserved.

Our last winery will be winery Matuško, the largest winery on Pelješac peninsula. The winery Matuško has the widest variety of red wine sorts, made of Plavac Mali grapes, such as: Dingač, Postup and Plavac Mali, as well as white wines such as: Rukatac, Chardonnay and Posip. On our way back to Dubrovnik, guests will make a stop in Ston, town famous for its medieval walls and salt works. Visit to salt works and a short town sightseeing.

Departure from hotel at 09:00; Return to Dubrovnik until 17:00

PRICE: 65 EUR          Minimum 15 pax.

Price includes: bus or mini-bus ride depending on number of pax, guide, wine tastings in three wineries, lunch.

Ston is small medieval town, which history dates back to the 14th century. After arrival in Ston, the group will visit the town and salt works, which also dates back to the 14th century and which is in function today. After salt works sightseeing, the group will visit Ston walls and will enjoy a boat ride to the oyster farm where it will have an oyster tasting and aperitif on board.

Departure from hotel at 09:00; Return to Dubrovnik until 14:30-15:00

PRICE: 70 EUR          Minimum 30 pax.

Price includes: bus ride, guide, Ston sightseeing, entrance to salt works, entrance to Ston walls, boat rides to oyster farm with snack and aperitif on board, lunch.

Sokol grad fort in Konavle is imposing fort built on a cliff with a magnificent view over Konavle region. It was built in the area of Illyrian and Roman fortification, what is evidenced by many remains of pottery and Roman bricks. In Dubrovnik’s archive, Sokol fort was first mentioned in 1391.After fort sightseeing, drive toward Cavtat, birthplace of famous Croatian painter Vlaho Bukovac. During the visit of Cavtat, you will learn about the culture and history of this region. Cavtat was an important Roman colony in this area and during the Republic of Ragusa, Cavtat was an important center of maritime, sea trade and administration.

Departure from hotel at 09:00; Return to Dubrovnik until 14:30

PRICE: 49 EUR          Minimum 30 pax.  

Price includes: bus ride, guide, entrance to Sokol Grad fort, Cavtat sightseeing, lunch.

For booking and any further information, please contact Ms. Dragana Kristic (dragana@aragosa.hr).