Tour starts 8:30AM. Marco Polo was a world explorer, and therefore owned by and heritage of the whole world. Other explorers and researchers have changed the
Uncover medieval villages, explore the flavors of local wines, and feel the refreshing sea breeze on a boat ride across the Adriatic. Your dynamic excursion
The island of Vis, with all of its natural beauty is where you find not only the Blue Cave, but a charming interior where you can experience organically grown
This is a unique gastronomic experience of tasting Mediterranean chocolate from local herbs and fruits with a Chocolatier, along with sipping on Croatian
Occasionally – but only very occasionally in the modern social media age – there exists a gourmet jewel as yet undiscovered. Whisper it quietly, but in
Our glorious full day tour begins in the “heart of Hvar Island’’, an island with a 2400 wine-making tradition. We will take You for a drive through the
So, you wake up, you breathe in the fresh Hvar air and you decide that in half a day, you would like to become “sommelier” of Hvar! Our half-day wine tour
Zlatni Rat beach on the island of Brac is by far and away Croatia's the most unique beach. Long golden pebble beach also known as a Golden Cape stretches out
Enjoy Sea, Waves & Wine tasting tour in a small group. Wine tasting and food pairing begins with a speedboat sail along the southern side of the island of
Dalmatian cousine is an important part of Dalmatian tradition. People from the island of Hvar are growing vineyards and olives for centuries and Hvar is known
50 kilometers north outside of Dubrovnik standing tall are the ancient walls of Ston and pure natural beauty of Peljesac Peninsula. It has been well-known for
Take the part of Hvar’s wine tastings and experience how Greeks and Romans were already growing grapes and producing wine on Hvar 300 years well before
The ancient Greeks and Romans were already growing grapes and producing wine on Hvar 300 years well before Christ was born. This gave them safety, food and
The ancient Greeks and Romans were already growing grapes and producing wine on Hvar in 300 BC. This gave them safety, food and medicinal wealth. Vineyards
