Exploring the culinary delights and historic charm of Croatia’s Dalmatian coast is the focus of the "Taste of Dubrovnik and Ston" day trip. This immersive experience invites travelers to discover the region’s rich cultural heritage through guided tastings, demonstrations, and visits to picturesque villages and towns. With an array of tantalizing local flavors and stunning landscapes, this tour promises to tantalize the senses and leave visitors eager to uncover more about this captivating destination.

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Key Points

Full-day foodie tour along the Dalmatian coast, priced from $207.18 per person with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Highlights include a visit to a traditional Croatian village, the historic town of Ston, and a demonstration of olive oil production.
Opportunity to taste local cuisine such as homemade cheese, smoked ham, and Croatian wine.
Tour led by an English-speaking local guide with air-conditioned transportation, with a maximum group size of 45 travelers.
Tour adjustments made if the horse-driven mill is closed in the off-season, including a visit to an alternative wine museum.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The "Taste of Dubrovnik and Ston – Day Trip from Dubrovnik" offers a full-day foodie tour along the Dalmatian coast, priced from $207.18 per person.

The 6-hour experience includes free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a reserve now, pay later option.

Highlights include a traditional village visit, a stop in Ston, and a tasting of local cuisine like homemade cheese, smoked ham, and wine.

Travelers will also participate in an olive oil production demonstration at a horse-driven mill.

The tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users but is stroller accessible, with a maximum group size of 45.

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Itinerary and Highlights

Pickup location for the tour is Dubrovnik, where travelers will spend 1 hour visiting a traditional Croatian village.

Next, the group will head to Ston, a historic town known for its impressive walls and as the "oysters capital" of Croatia.

The main highlight of the tour is a tasting of local cuisine, including:

Homemade cheese
Smoked ham
Croatian wine

Plus, the tour includes a demonstration of olive oil production using a centuries-old, horse-driven mill in Orašac.

The tour is led by an English-speaking local guide and transportation is provided by an air-conditioned vehicle.

Activities and Experiences

This tour offers a full-day foodie experience along the Dalmatian coast. Travelers will have the chance to participate in the centuries-old process of olive oil production by observing a demonstration at a horse-driven mill in Orašac. The highlight of the tour is the opportunity to taste locally produced delicacies, including:

| Product | Taste |

| — | — |

| Cheese | Homemade |

| Ham | Smoked |

| Wine | Local |

Exploring the historic town of Ston, known as the "oysters capital" of Croatia, is another key activity on this tour. With a maximum group size of 45, this foodie adventure provides an immersive cultural experience.

Logistics and Accessibility

For all travelers, pickup is included, and if hotel access isn’t possible, pickup will be as close as possible.

The maximum group size for this tour is 45 travelers. While the tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users, it’s stroller accessible. Guests are encouraged to specify their hotel name and contact number to accommodate any potential changes.

Maximum group size: 45 travelers
Not suitable for wheelchair users
Stroller accessible

This tour is designed to provide a seamless and comfortable experience for guests exploring the Dalmatian coast and tasting local cuisine.

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Important Information and Conditions

In the off-season, the tour may change if the horse-driven mill is closed; in this case, an alternative wine museum visit will be arranged.

If the horse-driven mill is closed during the off-season, the tour will be adjusted to include a visit to an alternative wine museum.

While gratuities aren’t included, the tour covers the cost of transportation, local cuisine tasting, and an English-speaking guide.

Most travelers can participate, but the tour may not be suitable for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility.

Guests should specify their hotel name and contact number to ensure they receive any necessary updates.

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Exploring the Traditional Village

As the tour makes its first stop, travelers have the chance to explore a traditional Croatian village. The quaint streets and historic architecture transport visitors back in time, offering a glimpse into the local way of life.

Highlights of the village visit include:

Wandering through the charming cobblestone streets, lined with stone houses and small shops
Visiting a local family-owned winery, where visitors can sample the region’s renowned wines
Observing traditional craftsmanship, such as the intricate lace-making techniques passed down through generations

This immersive experience provides an authentic cultural connection, setting the stage for the culinary adventures that await.

Discovering the Wonders of Ston

After exploring the charming traditional village, the tour moves on to the historic town of Ston.

Known as the "oysters capital" of Croatia, Ston is famous for its impressive defensive walls, which stretch over 5 kilometers. Visitors can stroll along the walls, taking in panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

The tour also includes a stop at a local house, where travelers can taste the region’s renowned seafood, cheese, and wine.

From the town’s salt pans to its vibrant local culture, Ston offers a captivating glimpse into the Dalmatian coast’s rich heritage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Minimum Group Size Required for This Tour?

The minimum group size is not specified, but the tour indicates a maximum group size of 45 travelers. This suggests the tour can accommodate smaller groups as well, though the exact minimum is not provided.

Can I Request a Private Tour Instead of a Group Tour?

Yes, travelers can request a private tour instead of a group tour. Private tours are available, but they may have a higher price per person than the group option. Travelers should check with the tour operator for details and availability.

Do I Need to Bring Any Special Equipment or Attire?

You don’t need any special equipment or attire for this tour. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sun protection. The tour will provide all necessary equipment for the olive oil production demonstration.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

No, there’s no option to extend the tour duration. The tour is a fixed 6-hour experience, as stated in the overview. Extending the time isn’t available, though travelers can explore Dubrovnik or Ston on their own before or after the scheduled tour.

Can I Customize the Itinerary to Fit My Preferences?

While the tour’s itinerary is set, customers can request customized experiences within the 6-hour duration, such as extended stops or alternative activities, if the provider can accommodate the changes. Flexibility may depend on availability and group size.

The Sum Up

This day trip offers a delightful exploration of Dalmatian culinary traditions and historic sites. Visitors can enjoy the region’s vibrant culture, indulging in local specialties and witnessing traditional production methods. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, travelers are sure to come away with a deeper appreciation for the rich heritage of Dubrovnik and Ston.

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