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Explore Dalmatia’s Wine Trails!
The Pelješac Peninsula – From Dubrovnik
The Pelješac Peninsula Places Along this Wine Trail to Explore Ston/Mali Ston Ponikve Janjina Trstenik Dingač Potomje Oskorušno Orebič North and then west from Dubrovnik is the Pelješac Peninsula – where small and big wineries harvest grapes from red stone earth in the mid-peninsula to impossibly steep slopes down to the blue Adriatic. Winemaking here…
The Pelješac Peninsula – From Split
The Komarna Region & The Pelješac Peninsula Places Along this Wine Trail to Explore Komarna Pelješac Bridge (Ston or Orebič) Ston/Mali Ston Ponikve Janjina Trstenik Dingač Potomje Oskorušno Orebič To Begin Two roads head south from Split. The fast, super highway A-1 or the slower, coastal and more scenic route (highway 8, although signs on…
Hvar Island Trail
Hvar Island Places Along this Wine Trail to Explore Jelsa Vrbanj Stari Grad Plain Selca kod To Begin To access this most iconic of all Dalmatian islands, there are three ferry landings (check updated schedules at the Croatian Government operated website here) Multiple passenger-only ferries that drop off in the heart of Hvar town (next…
Korčula Island Trail
Places Along this Wine Trail to Explore Lumbarda Čara Smokvica Blato To Begin There are essentially three ways to get to Korčula Island, all by ferry boat (check updated schedules at the Croatian Government operated Jadrolinija): From Split, there are both passenger-only (most often via a stop on Hvar) and passenger/car ferries. Both typically land…