• Lookout Elaphites - The tour kicks off with a visit to Majkovi, a breathtaking panoramic viewpoint cherished by locals. This hidden treasure offers spectacular views of the Elaphite Islands and the southern Croatian landscape.

• Ston City Walls - Rich in history, the city of Ston is renowned for its extensive defensive walls, often referred to as the “European Wall of China,” which span over 5 kilometers. Constructed in the 14th and 15th centuries, these walls were crucial in protecting the valuable salt pans. Ston is a notable salt-producing area with a history that stretches back to ancient times.

Additionally, Ston is famous for its delicious oysters, harvested from the nearby Mali Ston Bay, known for their exceptional flavor. The town’s cultural heritage, highlighted by its impressive fortifications and salt pans, makes it a must-see for history buffs and food lovers alike. The blend of historical importance, culinary delights, and stunning scenery makes Ston a truly enchanting place to visit.

• Ston Salt Works - The salt production at Ston saltworks has a rich history dating back to ancient times. Established in the 14th century, these salt pans have maintained their traditional methods through generations. The process involves channeling seawater into shallow basins, where natural elements like sun and wind evaporate the water, leaving behind crystallized salt.

Ston’s strategic location, surrounded by a network of canals and channels, made it ideal for salt production. In the past, salt was a valuable commodity, essential for food preservation and a strategic resource for trade and wealth.

This artisanal method, preserved over centuries, contributes to the unique taste and quality of Ston’s salt. The saltworks continue to honor these traditional techniques, offering a unique experience that blends history, culture, and craftsmanship. Ston’s salt remains a sought-after product, prized for its purity and authentic production process.

• Milos Winery - Embark on a journey to the renowned Miloš winery, one of Croatia’s finest. This family boasts a legacy rich in winemaking traditions, producing wines that have earned a spot among the world’s top 100. The Miloš winery is committed to an ecological approach to winemaking, ensuring sustainability and quality in every bottle.

After savoring the delights of oyster tasting, enhance your experience with a glass of their exceptional wine. The combination of these exquisite oysters and the sublime wines from Miloš winery promises a perfect gastronomic symphony, a harmonious blend of flavors that captures the essence of the region’s finest offerings.

• Dea ribolov - During this stop, guests will visit Dea Fishing for a one-hour boat trip. The tour includes a visit to an oyster and mussel farm, where the production process is explained. Enjoy a tasting of fresh oysters and mussels, accompanied by a welcome drink and a glass of local wine, providing an authentic taste and experience of tradition. If desired, lunch can be arranged, featuring the traditional dish “Buzara.”

• Seosko domaćinstvo Ficović - The next stop is the Ficović Family Farm, a traditional seafood haven located in the charming fishing bay of Hodilje. This family has been involved in fishing for generations and now welcomes guests with freshly prepared, daily caught fish and seafood. With its serene coastal setting and authentic culinary offerings, this stop is a true gem for seafood enthusiasts eager to experience Dalmatian flavors at their best.

• Live commentary during scenic drive
• History lesson
• WiFi on board
• Bottled water
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Professional English-speaking driver/guide
• Cruise ship pick-up and drop-off
• Apartment pick-up and drop-off
• Private transportation
• Photography
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

• Brunch
• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages
• The entrance fee to the Salt Museum is charged additionally at 7€ per person.
• The entrance fee to the city walls (with no time limit) is charged additionally at 10€ per person.

Uncover the hidden treasures of southern Dalmatia on a guided excursion from Dubrovnik. Journey along the picturesque Adriatic coastal road, then follow the historic Napoleon Road to Gajina viewpoint, where you can enjoy stunning vistas of the Elaphiti Islands, Mljet, and Pelješac.

Discover the medieval town of Ston, which was once an essential part of the Republic of Dubrovnik. Stroll along the impressive Ston Walls, which extend 5.5 km and are the longest in Europe. Visit the Ston Saltworks, which have been operational for over 2,000 years, and learn about the traditional methods of salt production.

Optionally, embark on a boat trip to an oyster farm for a fresh tasting experience at sea, or savor a meal at OPG Ficović, renowned for its seafood. Conclude with a visit to the Miloš Winery, explore the cellar, and sample award-winning wines such as Plavac Mali and Dingač.

Return to Dubrovnik enriched with flavors, views, and unforgettable memories.

• Minimum age requirement for alcohol consumption is 18 years of age
• When making a reservation, please be sure to mention if you need a child’s seat.

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