Explore the Beauty of Dalmatia

Aerial view of Orebić town and harbor on the Pelješac Peninsula in Dalmatia

Wine empire of Croatia

Dalmatia, Croatia’s Adriatic gem, is a region renowned for its breathtaking coastline, charming islands, and rich cultural heritage. Pelješac Peninsula, the "Wine Empire," is a key part of this region, offering some of Croatia’s best wines, unspoiled nature, and historic sites.

Top 5 Dalmatian attractions:

The Old Town of Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, a masterpiece of medieval architecture.

Aerial view of Dubrovnik Old Town, city walls and the Adriatic Sea.

Ston and its "Great Wall"

The longest fortress system in Europe.

Aerial view of the Walls of Ston winding over green hills by the sea.

Korčula Island

The reputed birthplace of Marco Polo.

A stunning view of the Adriatic Sea, perfect for surfing and other water sports near Aminess Maradiso Casa Bellevue.

The Pelješac hinterland

Full of charming villages and natural wonders.

Picturesque view of Kuna Village with stone houses, fields, and rolling hills under clear blue skies near Orebic on the Peljesac peninsula.

Vineyards of Pelješac

Producing world-famous Plavac Mali wines.

Aerial view of lush vineyards on the hills overlooking the Adriatic Sea near Orebic in Dalmatia.

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