• Vrboska - Often referred to as “Little Venice,” Vrboska is a charming seaside village known for its canals, bridges, fortified church, fishing traditions, and serene harbor.
• Beach Vitarnja Vrboska - Enjoy a stunning coastal journey between Vrboska and Jelsa.
• Jelsa - Located on the island of Hvar, Jelsa is a delightful coastal town celebrated for its picturesque harbor, historic stone buildings, and laid-back Mediterranean vibe.
• Pitve - Near Jelsa on Hvar, Pitve is a quaint, centuries-old village renowned for its stone houses, peaceful ambiance, and breathtaking views of vineyards and the sea.
• Vrisnik - Vrisnik is a quaint, traditional village on Hvar Island, famous for its rustic stone homes, olive groves, and tranquil rural charm. This is where the wine tasting at Ventus Winery takes place. Ventus Winery is a boutique, family-operated winery known for crafting small-batch, premium wines that capture the unique essence of Hvar. Guests can enjoy tastings in a relaxed rural environment, complemented by local delicacies and warm hospitality.
• Svirce - Svirče is a historic inland village on Hvar Island, renowned for its long-standing winemaking tradition, traditional stone architecture, and picturesque surroundings of vineyards and olive groves, offering an authentic experience of rural Dalmatian life.
• Vrbanj - As one of the oldest settlements on Hvar, Vrbanj is recognized for its agricultural legacy, historic stone architecture, proximity to the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plain, and as the birthplace of Matija Ivanić, a notable figure in a 16th-century rebellion against Venetian rule.
• Stari Grad - Stari Grad serves as our pick-up/drop-off location, but since this is a circular tour, pick-up can also be arranged in Jelsa or Vrboska.

• Private transportation
• Licensed local guide
• Entrance fees
• Snacks
• Alcoholic beverages

• Gratuities

The panoramic tour begins in the charming town of Stari Grad, leading through the Stari Grad Plain, a UNESCO World Heritage site, abundant with vineyards and olive groves. The journey continues through the picturesque fishing village of Vrboska, often referred to as Little Venice, and then on to the town of Jelsa and the villages of Pitve, Vrisnik, Svirče, and Vrbanj. Along the route, there will be a stop at a traditional wine cellar, or “konoba,” to sample a selection of wines accompanied by small bites of prosciutto, cheese, and olives. Discover the rich culture, history, and traditions of the local lifestyle.

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