Discover Korčula and Ston: A Full-Day Tour in Small Groups
Discover Korčula and Ston: A Full-Day Tour in Small Groups
Discover Korčula and Ston: A Full-Day Tour in Small Groups
Discover Korčula and Ston: A Full-Day Tour in Small Groups
Discover Korčula and Ston: A Full-Day Tour in Small Groups
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Discover Korčula and Ston: A Full-Day Tour in Small Groups

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Service languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (select your preferred language in the package options)
Available from Mar 23
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Highlights

Discover Korčula's Rich History
Knowledgeable Guide along the way and Audio Guide: ENG, ESP, FR, ITA, PT, GER
Pick up and Drop off included
Itinerary
Your adventure begins with a scenic coastal drive from Dubrovnik to the historic gateway of the Pelješac Peninsula: the medieval town of Ston. Best known for hosting the "Great Wall of Europe," this formidable 7-kilometer fortress system offers breathtaking views over the ancient Ston Salt Pans, which have been harvesting "white gold" using the same traditional methods for over 4,000 years. For foodies, this stop is a highlight of any day trip from Dubrovnik, as the bay of Mali Ston produces the world's most sought-after oysters. You'll have the opportunity to taste these mineral-rich delicacies pulled directly from the pristine Adriatic waters, paired perfectly with a glass of local wine, offering a true "sea-to-table" experience that most tourists never discover.

Continuing through the rugged heart of the Pelješac Peninsula, you will enter Croatia's most prestigious wine country, a landscape defined by steep, sun-drenched vineyards and centuries of winemaking tradition. This region is the undisputed home of Plavac Mali, the robust red grape and ancestor of Zinfandel, which thrives in the rocky soil overlooking the sea. Your Pelješac wine tour includes a private visit to a family-run boutique winery, where you will go behind the scenes of the cellar to understand the soul of Dalmatian viticulture. Between the panoramic views of the Dingač and Postup slopes and the intimate premium wine tasting session, this portion of the journey transforms a simple drive into a deep dive into the Mediterranean's rich culinary heritage.

The journey culminates with a short, refreshing boat crossing to the island of Korčula, a walled medieval gem often referred to as "Little Dubrovnik" but with a fraction of the crowds. As the legendary birthplace of Marco Polo, Korčula Town is a masterpiece of urban planning, featuring a unique "fishbone" street layout designed to protect citizens from the elements while inviting the summer "Maestral" breeze. You will have ample free time to wander the marble-paved alleyways, visit the majestic St. Mark's Cathedral, and enjoy a leisurely lunch at a seaside tavern. Whether you are exploring its hidden history or relaxing by the turquoise waters of the Pelješac Channel, this Korčula day tour offers a peaceful and authentic island escape that serves as the perfect contrast to the bustling streets of Dubrovnik.