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Explore Pelješac Peninsula: Historic Walls, World-Famous Oysters, and Award-Winning Wines - Trogir

Explore Pelješac Peninsula: Historic Walls, World-Famous Oysters, and Award-Winning Wines

Trogireasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

12 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; light walking on uneven surfaces required

Overview

Discover Croatia’s Pelješac Peninsula with a full-day tour from Split or Trogir. Explore ancient city walls, taste Europe’s oldest salt, world-class oysters, and sample award-winning local wines in a seamless culinary journey.

Trogir, Splitsko-dalmatinska županija

From Split & Trogir: Pelješac Peninsula Food & Wine Tour

All ages • 12 hrs • Enjoy delicious food and the well-known wines of the Pelješac

Food Tour

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About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating journey to the medieval city of Ston, home to Europe's oldest saltworks and the longest city walls. Savor the world-renowned oysters in Mali Ston, indulge in a delightful three-course lunch, and experience exquisite wine tasting on the stunning Pelješac Peninsula, a true culinary paradise.

Embark on a captivating journey to the medieval city of Ston, home to Europe's oldest saltworks and the longest city walls. Savor the world-renowned oysters in Mali Ston, indulge in a delightful three-course lunch, and experience exquisite wine tasting on the stunning Pelješac Peninsula, a true culinary paradise.

Adventure Tips

Book in Advance

This popular full-day tour fills quickly during peak season—reserve your spot early to guarantee availability.

Bring Your Passport or EU ID

You must carry valid identification for saltworks entry and winery visits.

Wear Comfortable Walking Shoes

Exploring Ston’s city walls and narrow streets requires sturdy, comfortable footwear.

Prepare for Weather Variations

Bring sun protection and a light jacket, as coastal weather can shift from warm to breezy.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mediterranean gulls along the coastline
  • Rare Dalmatian otters in freshwater streams

History

The walls of Ston were key defensive structures built in the 14th century to protect the Republic of Dubrovnik's salt pans, which were vital to its economy.

Conservation

Salt harvesting in Ston operates with traditional, low-impact methods maintaining local biodiversity and preserving the cultural landscape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable Walking Shoes

Essential

Necessary for walking the historic walls and uneven streets in Ston.

Sun Protection

Essential

Wear sunscreen and a hat to protect against strong midday sun.

summer specific

Light Jacket or Layer

Useful for cooler coastal breezes during shoulder seasons.

spring specific

Camera or Smartphone

Capture scenic views of the Adriatic, city walls, and vineyards.