Dubrovnik sits close to the Pelješac Peninsula, one of Croatia’s most respected wine regions, home to the Plavac Mali grape and family-run wineries that have been working the same vineyards for generations. Feel Dubrovnik runs three different ways to experience it, all led personally by a local guide rather than a rotating driver roster.

If you want a well-rounded first taste of the region, the Wine Tour to Pelješac and Ston covers a single family winery in Ponikve and free time in the historic walled town of Ston, all in an afternoon. If seafood is the draw, the Oyster Tasting Tour adds a boat ride through Mali Ston Bay to taste oysters straight from the water, paired with local wine. And for a full day dedicated to wine specifically, the Pelješac Wine Tour visits three separate family wineries and works through Plavac Mali, Pošip, and Rukatac in one trip.

Prefer the city instead? Feel Dubrovnik’s walking and panoramic tours of Dubrovnik Old Town cover Stradun, the City Walls, and the best viewpoints — a good pairing if you’re staying more than a couple of days and want to combine wine country with time in the city itself.