The peninsula of Peljesac boasts a long maritime tradition and wine growing areas producing excellent red wines. The cultivation of vineyards dates back to 3rd century B.C. when the Greeks settled the island of Korčula. Discover the gentle landscapes of Pelješac and its steep southern coast, its villages with authentic rural architecture and hospitality of its people. Join us for wine tasting in the picturesque village of Potomje where you will be welcomed by a well-known local wine-producer. The tour continues up to the area of Dingač with most impressive vineyards descending the mountain slopes at a high incline towards the sea. Departure to Prizdrina for wine tasting and a typical light lunch at the Bartulović family house. On our way back we stop at the village of Ponikve for a visit to the Miloš family wine-cellar.
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Panoramic drive for a magnificent view over the city with Lokrum Island and the Elaphite islands in the distance. Developing its merchant fleet activities all over the Mediterranean and further on, Dubrovnik rose to one of the strongest merchant navies during the 16th century. This city of glorious past was the seat of a small but powerful state, the Dubrovnik Republic, which maintained its independence for 450 years. Discover its Old City, included on UNESCO`s World Heritage List, surrounded by mighty walls and fortresses, well preserved over the centuries. Our walking tour takes us to Stradun, an elegant main street with Onofrio`s Fountains, Franciscan Monastery with the ancient pharmacy, Orlando`s Column, Church of St Blaise-the city’s patron saint, Cathedral and other sights.