Wine Lover's Tour Peljesac Peninsula from Dubrovnik: 3 wineries

Taste three Peljesac wineries in one afternoon without driving yourself

A small-group wine tour from Dubrovnik to Peljesac Peninsula with an English-speaking local guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, and tastings at three wineries plus a stop in the historic town of Ston. The group stays under eight people, so you get personal attention from someone who knows the region's producers. Pickup happens around 1pm or 2pm depending on the season; the full day runs six to eight hours.

Step-by-step itinerary

Wine tour of Peljesac Peninsula

• Pickup from Dubrovnik accommodation
• Drive to Ston (14:00–15:00)
• Walk through Ston and oyster tasting
• Drive to first winery
• Winery tour and tasting (15:45–16:45)
• Scenic drive through Peljesac Peninsula
• Wine tasting and presentation
• Drive to third winery
• Winery tour, tasting, and snack
• Return trip to Dubrovnik
• Tour ends

The Experience

The tour picks you up at your Dubrovnik accommodation and drives you across to Ston, a walled medieval town on the peninsula's narrowest point. You'll walk through the old streets for about forty-five minutes—the pace is easy—and have the option to taste oysters before heading to the first winery. From there, the afternoon becomes a rhythm of tasting rooms: an hour at the first vineyard, a scenic drive through the peninsula's hills, then a shorter tasting and presentation at a second spot. By the third winery, around 6pm, you sit down to a proper tasting paired with snacks, which stretches to just over an hour. The drive back to Dubrovnik takes about ninety minutes, so you're back by roughly 8:45pm.

Your guide is a local who speaks English and knows which producers are worth your time. The group maxes out at eight people, which means you're not herded through a standard script—questions get answered, preferences get noted, and the stops can breathe a little. The vehicle is air-conditioned, which matters on a Dalmatian afternoon. Wine tasting at three different estates is included, along with snacks at the third one; you're not expected to buy, though most people do.

What’s included

• English-speaking local guide.
• hotel pickup and drop-off in Dubrovnik.
• air-conditioned vehicle.
• wine tastings at three wineries.
• snacks at the final winery stop.

Good to know

Easy physical level

Operated by Insider Holidays d.o.o.

Is this one for you?Book the private option if your group wants the day to itself and the flexibility to linger at a favorite winery; choose the shared small-group departure if you're traveling solo or with one other person and don't mind meeting other wine drinkers—either way, eight people is the maximum, so the experience stays intimate.

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Top questions

What's the difference between the two purchase options for this tour?

Both options follow the same itinerary and include the same guide, pickups, tastings and snacks. The choice is between a private tour (just your group) or a shared small-group departure; either way, the group stays under eight people and the day unfolds the same way.

Do I need to be a wine expert to book this, or is it fine if I don't know much about wine?

The tour is designed for both wine enthusiasts and complete beginners. Your guide is there to explain what you're tasting and answer questions, so you learn as you go—there's no test at the end.

What time does the tour actually start, and when am I back in Dubrovnik?

Pickup at your hotel happens around 1pm or 2pm depending on the month. The full tour runs six to eight hours, so you're back in Dubrovnik by roughly 8:45pm.

Is lunch included, or do I need to eat before the tour?

Snacks are included at the third winery, but it's not a full meal. Eating a light lunch before pickup around 1pm is a good idea so you're not tasting wine on an empty stomach.

What happens in Ston, and how much walking is involved?

Ston is a historic walled town where you walk through the old streets for about forty-five minutes at an easy pace. It's optional to taste oysters there before moving on to the first winery, but the walk itself is part of the stop.

Are there any age restrictions or fitness requirements for this tour?

The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels. The minimum age is 18, and children must be accompanied by an adult.