Ston & Pelješac - Walls, Oysters and Wines

Did you know that Croatia boasts the longest defensive walls in Europe? Located in the small medieval town of Ston, these impressive fortifications stretch over 5.5 km and were built in the 14th century to protect the town and its valuable salt pans. Today, they are a must-see attraction on the way to Dubrovnik.

Besides its monumental walls, Ston is also famous for its centuries-old saltworks, known worldwide and historically significant enough to have sparked wars. A guided tour of the walls and salt pans can be arranged upon request.

After exploring the town, we continue our journey to indulge in gourmet delights from Mali Ston Bay, renowned for its fresh oysters and seafood, followed by a visit to the famous vineyards of the Pelješac Peninsula, where some of Croatia’s finest wines are produced.

Join us for an unforgettable experience combining history, nature, and gastronomy!

Tips and additional info:

• Wear hiking shoes or trainers.
• Bring water, hat and sunscreen during sunny days.
• Languages: English, Spanish, Italian