The whole Pelješac wine road, from Ston to Orebić

For guests who want more than one winery. This day follows Pelješac almost to its end, through the vineyards that make it the best-known red wine area in Dalmatia.

The road is narrow in places and slow by nature. That is the point: there is time to stop wherever the view is good.

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At a glance

Route: Ston – Trstenik – Dingač – Potomje – Orebić
Pick-up: Your accommodation in Dubrovnik
Duration: 9 h
Price from: €525 per vehicle
Vehicles: Seat Alhambra, up to 6 passengers · VW Passat, up to 4 (luggage checked first)

Dingač vineyards
Ston walls

The plan for the day

Ston
A short stop at the beginning of the peninsula, for coffee or a look at the walls.
Trstenik
A small harbour on the south coast with a view across to Mljet. A good place for a break by the water.
Dingač and Potomje
The steep vineyards of Dingač drop straight to the sea. Potomje, on the other side of the hill, is where many of the cellars are.
Orebić
A seaside town at the tip of Pelješac, facing the island of Korčula across a narrow channel.

Good to know

This is a long day, around nine hours. Tastings and meals are paid directly, and the stops can be changed to suit your interest in wine.

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