Food, Wine & Nightlife in Dubrovnik

Spend the day seeing another side of the Dalmatian Coast with this exciting guided day trip to the Pelješac peninsula, the second largest peninsula in Croatia and a land mass crammed with history, culture and plenty of wine and food. Stop in the bay-side town of Ston, famous for its oysters, to see an old salt factory and to gawk at the town's miles of medieval walls that once formed the border of the Republic of Ragusa (i.e. Dubrovnik). Visit some family-run wineries. Stroll along the sea. End your day trip with a stroll through the tiny village of Trstenik before returning to Dubrovnik.

One of the most telling ways to get to know another culture is through its food. This dinner excursion will do just that. After getting picked up at your hotel, head up to towering Mt. Srā‘ for a jaw-dropping view of the Old Town and beyond. Then arrive in a local country restaurant. Upon entering, sip a glass of locally made rakija, a Balkan brandy, and indulge in a local prosciutto and cheese, veal and potatoes.

Escape Dubrovnik for a while on this delicious 4-hour tour to enjoy a boat ride and a meal at Villa Ruza, located on the island of Kolocep. Drink in the Adriatic views during the 30-minute boat ride from Dubrovnik and then take delight in the verdant island of Kolocep. Indulge in a hearty Dalmatian meal at the acclaimed restaurant Villa Ruza, built in the 1930s, before hopping back on the boat for Dubrovnik.

Indulge in all the deliciousness that Dubrovnik and the southern Dalmatian Coast has to offer by taking this 4-hour guided walking tour. Follow your local foodie guide through the limestone-paved streets of this UNESCO World Heritage-listed walled town, see the main sights and landmarks (and learning about their histories), on your way to sampling some scrumptious street food and regional snacks and drinking three different types of Croatian wine. The tour concludes with a three-course meal at a local restaurant.