Divine Wine & Olive Oil Tasting in Istria Full-day Tour
- Live Guide
- Day Trip
- Pickup Service
- Skip the line
- Private Tour
- E-Ticket
If you are looking for enjoying the Istria region in just one day then you are on the right spot. On this tour, you will be entertained with a very approachable and easy-going style by discovering the gems of the Istria peninsula. In Rovinj, you will fall in love with this romantic city because the city does not carry the epithet of the most romantic Croatian city for no reason. Continue your tour to the small & indescribably charming city of Vodnjan where you will visit a small family farm and enjoy wine & olive oil tasting. Moreover, our hosts will provide an exciting experience by tasting their top wines and olive oils, introduce you with the wine and olive tradition of the region. After that, you have an option to spent some time in the city of Pula or enjoy traditional Istrian 3-course lunch. Or do both :) Discover Istrian cities and savor some of Istria’s most celebrated wines & olive oils. Join us and enjoy the stunning landscape of Istria with the glass of wine in your hand!
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Servus Tours
Stop At: Rovinj
Enjoy the romantic and picturesque city of Rovinj by visiting its most interesting attractions as such as Church of St. Euphemia, Pignaton Square. Balbi Arch, Carera street etc.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Stop At: Vodnjan
It's time for wine & olive oil tastings. Enjoy the savors of Istria by tasting wine & olive oil in Vodnjan. During the visit you will enjoy tastings as well visit cellars, vineyards and olive groves, as well as enter something that is typical only for Istria - Kažun (a small house that is part of the tradition of local winemaking & olive growing).
Duration: 3 hour
Stop At: Pula
Before you go to Zagreb, there is the last stop for you - the city of Pula. Here you can enjoy and enter in Pula Amphitheatre (entrance fee not included in price; approx. 10€ per person) or enjoy at the city's main square ''inhaling'' the remnants of the Roman Empire.
Duration: 1 hour
