TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• Take a scenic drive along the beautiful Pelješac peninsula

• Stop at Ston (around 1 hour stop), a small city on peninsula Pelješac. Ston is most known for three things – its walls, the second longest in the world, after The Great Wall of China, its salt works, and its oysters. It is a little isolated, on the Pelješac Peninsula which is situated 60 km away from Dubrovnik.

• Ston is the oyster and seafood capital - the bay of Mali Ston has been famous for seashell cultivation since the days of the Roman Empire. All restaurants in Dubrovnik get oysters from Ston.

• Continue to the small town of Orebić to catch a boat direct to Korčula island.

• Along the way, take in the panoramic scenery of the famous vineyards of Pelješac peninsula, beautiful countryside, and old settlements, accompanied by a discussion on the wineries of Pelješac and mussels breeding.

• Korčula is one of the many breathtakingly beautiful islands off the coast of Croatia.

• So lush with dark pine forests, vineyards and olive groves the ancient Greek settlers called it Korkyra Melaina (‘Black Corfu’).

• See some of the city's towers, including the restored Tower Rampada.

• Learn about the knightly games and dances of medieval Korčula.

• Visit a local restaurant for a laid-back island lunch (own expense).

• After lunch, you shouldn't miss out swimming in the crystal clear water of the island's beautiful beaches.

• On the way back to Dubrovnik, enjoy a wine tasting at a privately-run vineyard of the Pelješac Peninsula, and savor some of the best wines of Croatia.

• Pelješac peninsula is known as one of the most famous Croatian wine regions.