Experience the very best of Dalmatia’s culture, history, and gastronomy on this exclusive, fully private day trip to Split. Escape the crowds and travel in comfort with your own private vehicle and chauffeur.Step back in time as an expert local guide takes you through the monumental Diocletian’s Palace and Split's vibrant Old Town. The absolute highlight of your day will be a private culinary journey—an exquisite, slow-paced 5-course gourmet lunch featuring the finest Mediterranean ingredients and local wine pairings. Perfect for history buffs and food lovers alike! Showcasing the very best of authentic Pelješac gastronomy:
-0-km Concept: All ingredients sourced within 500m.
-Interactive Sea to Table: See the fresh catch & cooking.
-Chef & Sommelier: Premium wine pairing with local delicacies.
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Ston, in 1333, Dubrovnik permanently acquired Ston and Rat, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the region's history. A new town of Ston was built and assigned a rector, the salt pans were restored, and 150 families from Dubrovnik settled there. By 1359, Ston and Mali Ston were encircled by a double defensive wall, becoming "impregnable." The area where Mali Ston and Veliki Ston are located today is historically one of the richest in the entire Dubrovnik region. Due to its exceptional location—situated on the narrow isthmus connecting the Pelješac Peninsula to the mainland, featuring a fertile field with abundant water and a shallow bay ideal for salt production—it became a human settlement in the earliest times.
The city center, situated on the eastern side of the Marjan Peninsula—now a protected forest park—is formed by the ancient 4th-century Diocletian's Palace (under UNESCO protection since October 26, 1979[4]), a unique example of its kind worldwide. Adjoining the ancient palace and extending westward along the southern coast lies the medieval core. Over the years, numerous newer and even modern Split neighborhoods have sprung up to the west, east, and north of these two cores, which now form a single, unified whole. Located on the northern coast of the Split Peninsula are the Poljud City Stadium—home to HNK Hajduk since its construction—the Brodosplit shipyard (long the city's largest economic entity), and the Lora naval base, which currently houses the headquarters of the Croatian Navy. Split is the largest city in Dalmatia and, by population, the second-largest city in Croatia. It serves as the economic and cultural hub of Dalmatia.
LUNCH IN 5COURSES PAIRED WITH OUR TOP-CLASS SELECTED WINES - The price includes one bottle of 0.71 top-quality wine of your choice (white top-quality wine Pharaoh rukatac-posip) OR - (red top-quality wine Pharaoh Plavac)+ bottle of 0.7 water or 1.5 mineral water of your choice - (FREE welcome aperitif-homemade brandy Travarica, cherry, walnut, nespola) Menu : -Appetizer-seafood dish (homemade fish pate, marinated -anchovies, salted sardines, marinated shrimps, black and green olives, pickled onions, motar) -mussels -Main course-fresh grilled sea bream and potato salad -Desert-ice cream bourbon vanilla with apple pie Panoramic drive through the Pelješac peninsula and south Dalmatian coastal road will bring us to Split, the town from the list of UNESCO world heritage, encircled with mighty walls and fortresses that have dominated the region for centuries. Extraordinary Experiences❗
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