Pick a region and your favourite wineries. The planner puts them in a smart order and spreads them over days.
Wineries are often scattered across hills and peninsulas, and most welcome visitors by appointment. A good route means you see more and spend less time in the car. Choose one or more regions below, tick the wineries you want to visit and pick where you start.
115 km · 1 h 45 min driving · about 4 h 45 min with tastings
Distances and driving times are estimates along the main roads. We allow an hour and a half per visit. Each new day starts at the last winery of the day before.
If you drive, don't drink. Croatia's limit is 0.5 per mille, and zero for young and novice drivers. Agree on a designated driver, use the spittoon at tastings or book a wine tour with a driver.
Call or email the wineries a few days ahead. Many only receive visitors by appointment, especially outside the high season.
Pastel houses on an Istrian peninsula, crowned by the church of St Euphemia. Pair it with truffles and olive oil from the hinterland.
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