• Hodilje - Hodilje is a quaint fishing village with a rich history of oyster farming, nestled in the bay of Mali Ston. Guests will embark on a boat to enjoy an oyster tasting, freshly harvested from the sea, paired with a glass of homemade wine.
• Boljenovići Ponikve (Pelješac) - Ponikve is renowned for its abundant vineyards and olive groves. Visitors can partake in a guided tasting of four wines, hosted by third-generation wine producers, which includes homemade liquor.
• Ston - Ston is a historic and picturesque town, famous for its city walls, the longest preserved defensive walls in Europe. It is also known for having the oldest active saltworks plant in the world. A wonderful spot for sightseeing.
• Mali Ston - This delightful location is celebrated for its oysters and several excellent fish restaurants. Should guests choose to dine there, a table reservation will be arranged.
• Peljesac Peninsula - Enjoy a scenic two-hour drive from Dubrovnik to Peljesac and back.

• Guided tasting of up to 4 wines
• Snacks

• Lunch

This tour is an ideal option for genuine food enthusiasts. Delight in a genuine oyster tasting, freshly harvested from the sea and presented by a fourth-generation local oyster farmer who proudly upholds the family legacy. The tasting is enhanced by homemade family wine and liqueurs, offering a truly unforgettable introduction to the flavors of Pelješac.

The gourmet adventure continues with a guided tasting of four wines and local liqueurs at a charming, family-operated winery. To round off the experience, savor lunch at a traditional fisherman’s restaurant, where you’ll understand why Pelješac is regarded as a true haven for gourmets.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.