Dubrovnik: Oyster, Mussels, and Wine Tasting Tour in Ston (lunch)

Oyster, Mussels and Wine Tasting in Ston With Lunch From Dubrovnik

★ 4.9 111 reviews on the listing

Because Ston's oysters are the food day trip from Dubrovnik, and tasting them close to the beds they came from is the whole point.

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Area: Dubrovnik
Theme: Food, Wine and Oysters

Ston's bay has farmed oysters for generations, and this tour takes you to the source: tastings by the water, mussels, wine and lunch in the same outing. It is rated 4.4 across 5611 reviews on the live listing, a solid score at that volume.

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