Let us take you 50 kilometers north outside of Dubrovnik to witness ancient walls of Ston and pure natural beauty of Pelješac Peninsula. It has been well-known for its mussel and oysters growing farms since Roman times. It is a small town with the longest stone wall in Europe (5,5km) with narrow quiet streets and noble old houses with traces of ancient cultures.

Ston was a major fort of the Ragusan Republic whose defensive walls were regarded as a notable feat of medieval architecture. The end of the Bay of Mali Ston is notable for its mariculture. Its former value as a „salt city“ gets confirmed even today in the plants of the oldest active salt-works in the world. Since ancient times, the Pelješac peninsula has been adorned with grape vine plantations and wine production. Wine production has a long tradition in this area and it is one of the most important commercial activities.

Duration: Half day (4 hours) or full day (8 hours)
Price: Half day - 34€ (250 kn) per person, Full day - 48€ (350 kn) per person
Included: Comfortable minivan, knowledgable driver/guide
Paid extra: Lunch, mussels or oyster tasting, higher class of wine
Start point: Hotel, apartment or other place by demand