Korcula Wine Tasting

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  From €25

A visit to Korčula isn’t complete without experiencing its incredible local wines, best enjoyed while watching a breathtaking sunset over the Dalmatian coast. Known as one of Croatia’s top wine regions, Korčula produces unique, high-quality wines that you won’t find anywhere else in the world. With centuries-old vineyards, family-run wineries, and sun-drenched vineyards, wine tasting in Korčula is a must-do experience on your Croatian island hopping adventure.

Where to Go Wine Tasting in Korčula?

While numerous vineyards dot the island, some of the best are right under your nose. Your Guest Experience Leader will tell you all about the wine-tasting options for Korčula, and how to fit that into the evening of exploring and team tower cocktails later.

Depending on group size and space, wine tasting in Korčula may happen within the medieval walls of Old Town, adding to the fantastical feel of the experience. So put on your best and enjoy a casual afternoon taste of Korčula's best wines to start off your evening.

What Makes Korčula Wine So Special?

Korčula has a rich winemaking history dating back to the Greek and Roman eras, with the island’s unique Mediterranean climate and limestone-rich soil creating the perfect conditions for premium wine production. Unlike other regions of Croatia, Korčula is known for its exceptional white wines, made from indigenous grape varieties that are exclusive to the island.

One of the things that makes Korčula wine unique is the strict traditional winemaking methods used by local families for generations, preserving the island’s authentic flavours.

What Are the Best Wines to Try in Korčula?

Grk

This is Korčula’s most famous white wine, grown almost exclusively in Lumbarda. Grk is dry, crisp, and refreshing, with citrus, almond, and mineral notes, making it the perfect wine for summer evenings by the sea.

Pošip

Another signature white wine from Korčula, Pošip is full-bodied, aromatic, and slightly fruity, often compared to a high-end Chardonnay. It pairs beautifully with fresh seafood, Dalmatian cheeses, and Mediterranean dishes.

Plavac Mali

While Korčula is known for its whites, this bold red wine is popular throughout Dalmatia. It’s rich, intense, and full of dark berry flavors, perfect for those who enjoy a deep, robust red.