Ston, Mali Ston and the first Pelješac cellars
An hour north of Dubrovnik, Ston marks the start of the Pelješac peninsula, home to some of Croatia's best-known red wine. This day puts the two together: walls and oysters first, vineyards after lunch.
At a glance
- Route
- Ston – Mali Ston – Ponikve – Potomje
- Pick-up
- Your accommodation in Dubrovnik
- Duration
- 8 h
- Price from
- €446 per vehicle
- Vehicles
- Mercedes-Benz V-Class, up to 7 passengers (luggage checked for full groups)
Ston walls 
Dingač vineyards
The plan
Ston
A stretch of the walls, or a stroll past the salt pans, where salt is still raked by hand.
Mali Ston
Lunch on the waterfront, with oysters and mussels farmed in the bay in front of the restaurants.
Ponikve and Potomje
Wine villages in the heart of Pelješac. At Potomje a narrow tunnel cuts through the ridge to the Dingač slopes above the open sea.
Good to know
You pay for lunch and tastings on the day. Have a winery in mind? Name it in your enquiry and we will try to book it.
Other day trips
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Pelješac from end to end
The full wine road, from Ston to the steep Dingač slopes and Orebić.
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Ston and the Neretva delta
Salt pans in the morning, river channels and mandarin groves in the afternoon.
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Kravice waterfalls and Mostar
A swim below the falls and an afternoon at the Old Bridge.
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Počitelj, Blagaj and Mostar
A hilltop village, a cave spring with a dervish house and the bazaar of Mostar.
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Perast, Kotor and the bay
A full day around the bay, two old towns and plenty of photo stops.
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Kotor, Budva and Sveti Stefan
The bay in the morning, the open coast and the island village in the afternoon.
Photos: Ston walls: Tony Hisgett, CC BY 2.0; Dingač vineyards: Quahadi Añtó, CC BY-SA 3.0
