Island-hop on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast as you explore food, wine, and artisan traditions in Split, Brač, Hvar, and Dubrovnik. Taste fresh Mali Ston oysters straight from the sea, sip indigenous Dalmatian varietals in coastal vineyards, and experience Croatia’s natural beauty with sea kayaking in the Pakleni Islands and e-biking in the Konavle Valley.
Croatia Wine Tasting Tour: Dalmatian Coast Wines, Cuisine, and Craft Traditions
Overview
About the Region
Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast is a seductive mosaic of historic cities, dramatic karst landscapes, and idyllic islands set in the crystalline blue waters of the Adriatic Sea. Stretching from the coastal cities of Split to Dubrovnik, travelers can easily hop among dozens of Croatian islands, connected by ferry and catamaran. Each island offers its own story, distinct ambiance, and often an indigenous grape varietal—like Boganuša, an ancient white grape native to Hvar.
This Croatia Dalmatian Coast wine tour offers even experienced wine lovers an opportunity to discover something entirely new—rare varietals, coastal terroir, and innovative winemakers who are bringing one of Europe’s oldest wine cultures into the modern era.
Dalmatian Coast cuisine highlights local ingredients, prepared with Mediterranean simplicity. Seafood staples—like grilled fish, squid ink risotto, and octopus salad—typify the coastal diet. In the interior, dishes such as pašticada and peka showcase slow-cooked meats and vegetables. Island specialties include savory pies, such as Viška pogača, and cheeses from Pag.
Tour Highlights
Carbon-neutral sustainable private tour
Private drivers in luxury vehicles
Private wine tastings in Split, Brač, and Hvar
Private cooking class at Bibich winery
Private boat ride and oyster tasting at Mali Ston
Luxurious accommodations with daily breakfast
Tour Overview
This 10-day Croatia wine tour delves into indigenous grape varietals, coastal terroirs, and winemaking traditions along the Dalmatian Coast and Croatian islands. Enjoy curated wine tours and private wine tastings at some of Croatia’s finest wineries near Split and on the islands of Brač and Hvar.
Stay in luxurious 4-star and 5-star accommodations in Split, Brač, Hvar, and Dubrovnik—perfect for private guided tours exploring the rich history of the Dalmatian Coast, as well as for enjoying local restaurants, shopping, and beaches.
Your private Croatia wine tastings will include native varietals such as Bogdanuša, a white grape indigenous to Hvar; Kuč, a white grape native to coastal Dalmatia; Pošip, another white varietal from the nearby island of Korčula; Marastina, the most widely grown white grape in Dalmatia; Darnekuša, a red grape native to Hvar; and Croatia’s star red grape, Plavac Mali—among others.
Discover the flavors and culinary traditions of the Dalmatian Coast through private cooking classes, meals at authentic local restaurants, oyster tastings at a shellfish farm in Mali Ston Bay, and visits to food artisans in the Konavle Valley.
Experience the Dalmatian Coast’s natural beauty while staying active with guided outdoor excursions, including sea kayaking around the Pakleni Islands near Hvar and e-biking through the scenic Konavle Valley near Dubrovnik.
Our Croatia Wine Tasting Tour: Dalmatian Coast Wines, Cuisine, and Craft Traditions can be booked as-is, or tailored to your specific preferences, trip duration, and budget. This is your private adventure through Croatia’s wine country.
Tour Dates & Pricing
This tour is available April – October. Contact us to request dates and check availability. Pricing is based on your travel dates, group size, and tour customizations. Contact us for a free quotation to get started.
Tour Itinerary
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Arrival • Split
Arrival in Historic Split on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast
Your private 10-day Croatia wine tasting tour begins in Split, the heart of the sunny Dalmatian Coast. Upon arrival at Split Airport, meet your private driver in the Arrivals Hall and transfer to the 4-star boutique Heritage Hotel Fermai. This fully renovated Art Nouveau gem is ideally located for exploring everything Split has to offer, tucked in a quiet neighborhood just a few minutes’ walk from Old Town Split, Diocletian’s Palace, the waterfront, and the local farmers’ market.
Settle into your room and enjoy a relaxing afternoon in Split. The rest of the day is yours to explore Split at your own pace. This evening, we’ll provide restaurant recommendations and are happy to assist with reservations.
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Meet & greet arrival in Split
Private transfer from Split airport to your hotel
4-star hotel accommodation in Split
Dinner reservations (paid locally)
Heritage Hotel Fermai Split
Set in a restored Art Nouveau building from 1914, Heritage Hotel Fermai blends historical character with modern design. Originally designed by Petar Senjanović and once home to the University of Split, the hotel retains elegant period details—stone staircases, geometric joinery, and tall windows that flood rooms with natural light.
The hotel sits just 500 meters from Diocletian’s Palace, placing guests within easy reach of Split’s UNESCO-listed old town, the farmers’ market, and the ferry port. Its central location offers a quiet retreat while remaining close to the city’s vibrant core.
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Dalmatian Coast • Split
Private Guided Tour of Split
Start your day in Split with a breakfast spread of freshly baked pastries, Dalmatian cheeses and cold cuts, fresh fruit, and hot dishes cooked to order. After breakfast, meet your expert local guide in the hotel lobby for a private walking tour of Split.
Discover Old Town Split and the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Diocletian’s Palace. This massive Roman complex was built in the late 3rd century AD by Emperor Diocletian as his retirement residence. Seventeen centuries later, the palace still occupies nearly half of Split’s historic center.
Visit the impressive Cathedral of Saint Domnius. Consecrated in the early 7th century AD, it stands as the world’s oldest Catholic cathedral continuously used in its original structure.
Continue your private Split tour with a visit to Marjan Hill, where sweeping views of the city and Dalmatian coastline await. Marjan Hill, the highest point in Split, is a Mediterranean pine forest that residents have enjoyed as a public park since the 3rd century AD.
Return to Heritage Hotel Fermai and enjoy a free afternoon in Split to relax or explore its beaches, waterfront, shops, and restaurants. Your guide can recommend authentic local restaurants tailored to your preferences. This evening, we’ll be happy to provide additional restaurant recommendations and assist with reservations.
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Breakfast
Private half-day guided tour of Split
Dinner reservations (paid locally)
4-star hotel accommodation in Split
Split and the Dalmatian Coast
On Croatia’s sun-drenched Dalmatian Coast, Split combines Roman antiquity with Adriatic elegance. At its heart lies the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace—a sprawling 3rd century AD Roman complex where colonnaded courtyards, hidden passageways, and stone façades blend seamlessly with contemporary cafes, boutiques, and squares. All around its Roman, Venetian, Gothic, and Baroque landmarks, Split buzzes with Mediterranean seaside energy. Local konobas serve freshly caught seafood, homemade pasta, acclaimed Dalmatian olive oils and Croatian wines. Just minutes from your hotel, the Split farmers’ market brims with Dalmatian prosciutto, artisanal cheeses, and the scent of lavender from nearby islands.
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Šibenik • Bibich Winery
Croatian Cooking Class, Wine Tasting, Visit to Šibenik
After breakfast, meet your private driver in the hotel lobby and set out for a full day exploring the food and wine of Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast. Today, your private Croatia wine tour visits Bibich, one of Croatia’s most celebrated wineries.
En route, stop in Šibenik for time to visit this picturesque Dalmatian Coast town on your own. Šibenik’s medieval architecture and narrow lanes create a charming seaside atmosphere for strolling, shopping, and enjoying a mid-morning nibble or pre-lunch aperitif. Rejoin your driver and continue to Plastovo to begin your Croatian food and wine experience at Bibich winery.
Bibich produces award-winning wines from both indigenous Croatian and international varietals. Under the direction of Chef Vesna Bibic, the winery also offers a refined take on traditional Dalmatian Coast cuisine. Begin your culinary experience at Bibich with a private, hands-on cooking class, where you’ll prepare a seasonal selection of tapas-style dishes inspired by classic Dalmatian recipes. Then, enjoy lunch in the winery’s courtyard, savoring your own creations paired with your first taste of Bibich wines.
After lunch, enjoy a private Croatian wine tour, visiting the Bibich vineyards and cellars, followed by a curated wine tasting. Your private tasting will highlight the diversity of Bibich wines—a renaissance of traditional Croatian varietals vinified in modern styles, alongside expressive French varietals grown in Dalmatian terroir.
Return to Heritage Hotel Fermai in the late afternoon following your private wine tasting. The rest of your day is free to enjoy your final evening in Split. We’ll be happy to make dinner reservations at one of our recommended local restaurants.
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Breakfast, cooking class lunch
Full-day private driver
Private winery tour and wine tasting
Private Croatian cooking class
Visit to seaside Šibenik
4-star hotel accommodation in Split
Bibich Winery
Located in the village of Plastovo in a serene setting near Krka National Park, Bibich Winery traces its roots to the 15th century. Today, the estate is led by Alen Bibić, a pioneering winemaker who revived his grandfather’s vineyards after the war and elevated Croatian wine onto the global stage. In addition to generating global interest in traditional Croatian varietals, Alen Bibić was an early practitioner of organic and sustainable farming among Croation winemakers. His wife, Vesna, contributes a culinary dimension through avant-garde tasting menus, while their children, Filip and Karla, are gradually joining the family business.
Bibich wines are known for minimal intervention and their expressive character of both Croatian and French varietals. On roughly 20 hectares of vineyards, Bibich produces some of Croatia’s most celebrated wines. Their indigenous cultivation includes Debit, Pošip, Maraština, Babić, Lasina, and Plavina, along with international grapes Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot, Syrah, Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc.
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Brač • Wine Tasting
Fast Catamaran to Brač, Wine Tasting at Stina
Meet your driver in the hotel lobby after breakfast and transfer to the ferry port in Split. Today, your private Croatia wine tasting tour on the Dalmatian Coast continues to the island of Brač. Board the morning catamaran fast ferry to the charming fishing village of Sutivan.
Arrive at the 5-star Hotel Lemongarden on the Sutivan waterfront, just a short stroll from the ferry dock. A peaceful oasis along the lively Dalmatian Coast, the Lemongarden is ideal for relaxing by the pool or at the hotel’s private beach. Savor fresh Dalmatian cuisine sourced from the hotel’s organic gardens, olive oil pressed from its own groves, and Adriatic seafood delivered daily by local fishermen.
Take time to explore Sutivan and enjoy lunch while your room is being prepared. Then, check in and refresh before your late-afternoon transfer to Bol for a private wine tasting at Stina Winery. Inspired by Brač’s iconic white limestone, Stina crafts award-winning Croatian wines from indigenous Dalmatian grapes including Plavac Mali, Pošip, Vugava, and Tribidrag.
After some free time to explore Bol, visit Stina’s production winery and cellars located directly on the harbor. Your private Brač wine tasting will feature monovarietal red and white wines, complemented by a regional aperitif of Brač Oblica olives, artisanal breads, extra virgin olive oil, cheeses from Brač and Pag, and Dalmatian prosciutto. Enjoy your wine tasting with views of Stina’s vertical vineyards rising above Bol and the Adriatic Sea.
Return to the Hotel Lemongarden in the early evening and enjoy dinner on the waterfront in Sutivan.
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Breakfast
Private transfers in Split & Brač
Catamaran fast ferry tickets
Winery visit and wine tasting in Brač
5-star hotel accommodation in Brač
Stina Winery & Brač Wines
Stina means “stone” in the local Dalmatian dialect, a nod to Brač’s famed white limestone and the rugged terrain where the vines grow—some on slopes steeper than 45°, up to 500 meters above sea level. Stina’s vineyards are planted in crushed stone on steep limestone slopes, with extreme sun exposure and sea breezes shaping the grapes. Farming is entirely manual due to the steep terrain, and the wines reflect this labor-intensive process with depth and character. The winery itself is housed in a historic building from 1903, once the first Dalmatian Wine Cooperative. Situated right on Bol’s seafront promenade, Stina is one of the closest wineries to the sea in the world.
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Pučišća • Stonemason School
Pučišća & Brač Stonemasonry Traditions
Enjoy breakfast this morning in an idyllic waterfront setting in Sutivan. Hotel Lemongarden serves a delightful morning spread featuring organic, locally sourced ingredients from Brač Island and the Dalmatian Coast.
After breakfast, meet your private driver for a scenic transfer along Brač’s northern coast to Pučišća, a white stone village tucked into a sheltered bay. Renowned for its luminous white limestone—quarried here since Roman times—Brač boasts a long tradition of exceptional stone masonry. Pučišća is home to Croatia’s last remaining stonemasonry school, where students from across Europe study the art of sculpture and traditional building techniques.
Visit the stone masonry school in Pučišća to observe students honing their craft and to learn about the history and artistry behind Brač’s centuries-old stonework traditions. Pick up a stone hammer and chisel during a hands-on workshop, where you’ll have the chance to carve your own piece of Brač limestone.
Following your stonemasonry workshop, enjoy free time to explore Pučišća’s artisan shops and have lunch in the village. Later, return with your driver to Sutivan.
Spend the afternoon at your leisure—relax by the pool, unwind at Hotel Lemongarden’s private beach, or take the wheel of one of the hotel’s chic Fiat convertibles to explore Brač at your own pace.
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Breakfast
Half-day private driver
Visit to Pučišća stonemasonry school
Stone carving workshop
5-star hotel accommodation in Brač
Brač Stone Masonry
Brač’s white limestone has been used for centuries to build some of the most famous buildings in the world. The Roman emperor Diocletian used limestone from Brač to build his palace in Split, and it adorns building across Europe. Local legend claims Brač limestone was used to decorate the White House, but while that would have been excellent choice, this claim is unproven. Nonetheless, stonemasonry is a great source of pride in Brač, and the craft remains an important economic and artistic activity on the island. The stonemasonry school in Pučišća has been teaching students from throughout Europe this ancient craft since opening in 1909.
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Hvar • Wine Tasting
Fast Catamaran to Hvar, Dalmatian Varietals Wine Tasting at Vina Carić
Today, your private Croatia wine tasting tour continues to the island of Hvar. After a final seaside breakfast in Sutivan, meet your driver in the hotel lobby and transfer to the ferry port to take the fast Catamaran to Hvar.
On arrival in Hvar, private transfer to your 5-star hotel accommodation at Palace Elisabeth in Hvar Old Town. This historic landmark, originally dating to the 13th century, is located in the heart of Hvar overlooking the marina and town square. Rebuilt in 1899 as the Spa Hotel Empress Elisabeth—named for Empress Sisi of Austria, who largely funded its construction—the palace now blends Venetian and Austrian architectural elegance with contemporary luxury.
After settling into your room, enjoy free time for lunch and exploring Hvar on your own. Palace Elisabeth is just steps from everything in Hvar Old Town, and guests of the hotel have access to Beach Club Hvar, one of Europe’s best private beach clubs.
In the late afternoon, as aperitivo hour approaches, meet you driver in the hotel lobby and transfer to Vina Carić in Vrboska. This family-owned Croatian winery harkens back to Dalmatia’s traditional mode of winemaking, the konoba, when wine was produced in the cellars of stone houses in the village center. Vina Carić honors Hvar’s winemaking tradition with their modern konoba in the center of Vrboska.
Discover Vina Carić’s traditional Hvar winemaking process during a private wine tour of their cellars in Vrboska, followed by a private Croatia wine tasting. Savor their small-production Dalmatian varietal wines, paired with handmade chocolates infused with local herbs—crafted by women from the village.
Return to Palace Elisabeth after your private wine tasting and enjoy a free evening for dinner in Hvar Old Town. We’ll recommend some of our favorite local restaurants and will be happy to assist with reservations.
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Breakfast
Private transfers in Brač & Hvar
Ferry tickets from Brač to Hvar
Private wine tour & wine tasting in Hvar
5-star hotel accommodation in Hvar
Vina Carić and Hvar Wines
Vina Carić cultivates indigenous Hvar and Dalmatian varietals across 5 hectares of vineyards spread across the island. Their white wines include Bogdanuša, a white grape indigenous to Hvar; Kuc (also known as Trbljan), a white grape native to coastal Dalmatia; Pošip, another white varietal from the nearby island of Korčula; and Marastina (also called Rukatac), the most widely grown white grape variety in Dalmatia. Vina Carić’s red wines are Darnekuša, a red grape native to Hvar, and Croatia’s star red grape, Plavac Mali.
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Hvar • Pakleni Islands
Sea Kayaking in the Pakleni Islands
After breakfast at Palace Elisabeth, take a short stroll along Hvar’s harbor to Križna Luka beach, where you’ll meet your private sea kayaking guide.
Start the day with a guided sea kayaking excursion to the Pakleni Islands, a natural archipelago just off the coast of Hvar. With your private kayaking guide, paddle through hidden coves, quiet beaches, and charming fishing villages nestled along the island shores. Pause for swimming and snorkeling in the clear blue waters of the Adriatic, then unwind with a refreshing drink at one of the islands’ secluded beach bars.
Return to Hvar in time for lunch, with the remainder of the afternoon and evening free to discover the island at your own pace.
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Kayaking in the Pakleni Islands
5-star hotel accommodation in Hvar
The Pakleni Islands
The Pakleni Islands are a chain of mostly uninhabited limestone islets off the coast of Hvar, just across from Old Town Hvar harbor. They form a scenic archipelago known for secluded coves, pine forests, and crystal-clear waters. The archipelago is part of the Natura 2000 network, preserving natural biodiversity and local cultural heritage.
The name Pakleni derives from paklina, a pine resin once used to waterproof ships. Popular islands include Sveti Klement, home to Palmižana Bay with its marina, beach bars, and restaurants; Jerolim, known for nude beaches and tranquil swimming spots; and Marinkovac, which hosts Carpe Diem Beach Club and quieter bays like Mlini. Sveti Klement also features Roman ruins and traditional settlements like Vlaka.
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Dubrovnik • Old Town Tour
Fast Catamaran to Dubrovnik, Guided Old Town Tour
Savor a final breakfast in Hvar before transferring to the nearby ferry terminal to board the early morning catamaran. Cruise along the scenic Dalmatian Coast toward Dubrovnik, taking in panoramic island views and the sparkling Adriatic.
On arrival in Dubrovnik, meet your driver at the ferry terminal for a private transfer to your luxurious accommodations at the 5-star Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik. Just steps from the UNESCO-listed Old Town, Hotel Excelsior offers sweeping views of the Adriatic Sea from its historic perch—an iconic retreat where Old World grandeur meets contemporary luxury.
Settle into your room and enjoy free time for lunch, then meet your guide at the hotel for a private tour of Dubrovnik’s UNESCO World Heritage Old Town. Discover must-see historical landmarks including the Gothic-Renaissance Rector’s Palace, the Baroque Church of St. Blaise, the bustling Stradun promenade, and Dubrovnik’s remarkably preserved medieval city walls. Your private tour traces Dubrovnik’s rich narrative—from its medieval glory to the resilience shown during the Croatian War of Independence. Conclude atop Mount Srđ, with panoramic views stretching across Dubrovnik’s rooftops and out to the shimmering Adriatic Sea.
Spend the afternoon and evening immersed in Dubrovnik’s enchanting cobblestone lanes, boutique shops, and local eateries. This evening, dine at one of Old Town’s atmospheric restaurants or opt for an elegant seaside dinner on the terrace at Hotel Excelsior.
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Ferry tickets from Hvar to Dubrovnik
Private guided tour of Dubrovnik
5-star hotel accommodation in Dubrovnik
Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik
Home for the final leg of your Croatia wine tasting tour, Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik is a landmark of Adriatic luxury, located just steps from the UNESCO-listed Old Town. Housed in a 1913 royal villa and a modern tower, the hotel offers panoramic views of Lokrum Island and Dubrovnik’s medieval walls. Guests enjoy sea-facing suites, a private beach deck, and a lavish spa with indoor pool and Roman bath. The hotel’s three restaurants, include Prora, set directly on the waterfront, and Sensus, known for its fine Croatian wines and inventive cuisine. The Abakus Piano Bar provides a chic retreat with live music and sunset cocktails.
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Mali Ston • Konavle Valley
Mali Ston Oysters, Konavle Valley E-Biking & Artisan Traditions
Taste Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast seafood today as you visit the Pelješac Peninsula north of Dubrovnik and the village of Mali Ston. After breakfast beside the sea at Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik, meet your private driver-guide at the hotel and depart for Mali Ston.
The charming harbor village of Mali Ston, along with its sister town Ston on Croatia’s Pelješac Peninsula, once served as key sources of wealth for the Republic of Ragusa. Ston’s salt pans—among the oldest in Europe—still operate today, preserving centuries of artisanal tradition. Linking the two villages, the impressive Walls of Ston are among Europe’s longest defensive structures. Discover these historical landmarks during your private morning tour of the Pelješac Peninsula, now world-renowned for its shellfish production.
From Mali Ston harbor, board a small boat and sail into Mali Ston Bay to visit the region’s renowned oyster and shellfish farms. Designated a Special Natural Reserve in 1983, this narrow, shallow bay is famed for its pristine, nutrient-rich waters—an ideal habitat for shellfish. Oyster cultivation here dates back to Roman times, and today, Mali Ston Bay hosts the largest oyster farms in the Adriatic Sea. During your private tour of the shellfish farms, taste Mali Ston oysters and other delicacies fresh from the sea, followed by a Dalmatian Coast seafood lunch paired with crisp local Pošip wine.
After lunch, depart Mali Ston with your driver-guide to discover the Konavle Valley. Located south of Dubrovnik in the southernmost part of Croatia, the Konavle Valley is a natural area of rocky coastline, green valleys, and small rivers and waterfalls. Konavle is also known for its typical stone houses and a rich heritage of traditional local craft and culinary artisans.
This afternoon, set out on a guided e-biking tour through the Konavle Valley, tracing its scenic trails and discovering a vibrant network of local artisans. As evening falls, join your local host for a hands-on Croatian culinary experience—preparing a traditional Dalmatian dinner together with ingredients sourced from the valley.
After dinner, return with your driver to your hotel in Dubrovnik.
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Breakfast, lunch, cooking class dinner
Full-day private driver-guide
Boat ride in Mali Ston Bay
Oyster tasting & seafood lunch
Private guided e-bike tour in Konavle Valley
5-star hotel accommodation in Dubrovnik
PDO Mali Ston Oysters
On Croatia’s Pelješac Peninsula, Mali Ston Bay is renowned for its tradition of oyster farming, producing 90% of the country’s oysters. The bay’s marine mix of Adriatic seawater and freshwater from the Neretva River creates ideal conditions for cultivating Ostrea edulis, the prized European flat oyster. Local farmers use sustainable techniques passed down since the 14th century, including rope and cementing methods that allow oysters to mature over two to three years. This slow growth enhances their delicate flavor and firm texture, earning Mali Ston oysters international acclaim and a Protected Designation of Origin. Enjoy fresh oysters straight from the sea, paired with crisp Pošip wine during your Croatia wine tasting tour.
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Farewell Dubrovnik • Departure
Departure from Dubrovnik
Enjoy your final morning in Croatia today with breakfast at Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik overlooking the Adriatic Sea, and free time for any last souvenirs in Old Town before your flight departs.
Private transfer to Dubrovnik airport based on your flight’s departure time.
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Your Croatia Wine Tasting Tour in Review
From Split to Dubrovnik, your private wine tasting tour through Croatia has explored the indigenous varietals and deep-rooted winemaking traditions of the Dalmatian Coast. With tastings at Bibich in Split, Stina on Brač, and Carić on Hvar, you’ve visited some of Croatia’s finest wineries and experienced the region’s winemaking renaissance—vineyard to glass. Over the past 10 days in Split, Brač, Hvar, and Dubrovnik, you’ve immersed yourself in the Dalmatian Coast’s natural beauty, storied villages, traditional stone craftsmanship, and flavorful cuisine starring fresh seafood, seasonal produce, olive oil, and aromatic herbs. You leave Croatia relaxed and refreshed, with a first-hand appreciation for the Dalmatian Coast’s fascinating history and vibrant contemporary food and wine culture.
Your Adriatic adventure doesn’t have to end in Dubrovnik! If you’re hungry for more, continue across the sea by ferry from Dubrovnik to Bari and pair your Croatian experience with one of our private Italy wine tours in Puglia. Or head north to discover the food and wines of Istria, Slovenia, and Italy’s Friuli-Venezia-Giulia—where terraced vineyards, alpine valleys, and coastal cuisine await.
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