Trogir is a fantastic spot for wine tours because its location offers access to the Dalmatian countryside, historic towns, and stunning coastlines. While the city itself is small and charming, the surrounding region is bursting with opportunities to enjoy Croatian wines alongside breathtaking scenery. Among the options, we particularly like the Krka Waterfalls and wine tasting Tour from Split or Trogir for its combination of natural beauty, cultural insights, and a local wine sample. This tour provides a perfect balance for those who want a bit of everything—nature, history, and a taste of Croatian wine all in one day.
If you’re looking for a different experience, the Blue Lagoon, Trogir, and Čiovo Boat Tour offers a relaxed day out on the water, swimming in clear waters, exploring a UNESCO town, and soaking up sun on a beach. For those who want a deep dive into authentic Dalmatian wine culture, the Family-run Vineyard Tour & Award Winning Wine Tasting delivers a truly local experience, with visits to a historic vineyard and tastings of wines directly from fermentation tanks.
1. Krka Waterfalls and wine tasting Tour from Split or Trogir
At number 1 on our list, this 9-hour tour combines a visit to the stunning Krka National Park with a wine tasting stop that makes for a memorable day. Starting with a scenic drive into Croatia’s countryside, you’ll explore one of the most iconic natural sites in Dalmatia, including the famous Skradinski Buk waterfalls. The tour offers a guided walk through forested trails where native flora and fauna flourish, alongside stories about the region’s 3000-year history.
What makes this tour stand out is the inclusion of a stop for wine tasting, allowing you to sample local Croatian wines amid the lush landscape. The tour also features visits to a heritage village within the park, giving insight into traditional life on the Balkan Peninsula. Customers rave about the expert guide, like Darijo, who makes the experience both educational and fun, and the opportunity to swim and sunbathe at Roski Slap. Priced at about $50.36 per person, it offers excellent value for a full day of sightseeing, swimming, and wine sampling.
Bottom Line: If you want a mix of spectacular natural scenery, cultural history, and a taste of Croatian wine, this tour hits all the right notes.
2. Blue Lagoon, Trogir, and Čiovo Boat Tour wine/water included
For around $64, the Blue Lagoon, Trogir, and Čiovo Boat Tour offers a relaxed day exploring the coast by boat. This tour includes swimming in the Blue Lagoon’s crystal-clear waters, wandering through the UNESCO-listed town of Trogir with its narrow streets and historic charm, and relaxing on Labadusa Beach on the island of Čiovo.
What makes this tour appealing is its focus on water-based fun combined with cultural sightseeing. The trip features wine and water included, ensuring you stay refreshed while enjoying the scenic views of the Dalmatian coast. The boat ride provides ample opportunities to soak up the sun and enjoy the sea breeze, making it ideal for travelers who want a leisurely day on the water with some wine tasting thrown in.
Bottom Line: Perfect for those who love the sea, want a casual day with a splash of culture, and enjoy sampling Croatian wines in a very scenic setting.
3. Family-run Vineyard Tour & Award Winning Wine Tasting/Delicacies
At $158.72 per person, this 3.5-hour experience offers a personal look into Croatian wine-making traditions. The tour takes you to a family-owned vineyard in Bijaći, an area famous for being the birthplace of Croatia. You’ll visit olive and almond orchards and learn about the process of making wine and extra virgin olive oil from passionate local producers.
What sets this tour apart is the opportunity to taste wine straight from fermentation tanks, a rare chance to experience authentic Dalmatian winemaking firsthand. The host, Kathrin, shares stories about the estate’s history and production, making it a very intimate experience. You’ll also enjoy local delicacies paired with the wines, plus live accordion music to complete the authentic atmosphere.
Reviewers describe it as “genuinely personal” and “a great way to experience the real Croatia,” emphasizing the warmth of the family hosts and the quality of the wines. This tour is best suited for wine lovers wanting an intimate, educational experience with top-quality wines and local food.
Bottom Line: Ideal for travelers seeking an authentic, small-group experience with a focus on local wine and food traditions.
How to Choose
Choosing between these wine tours depends on your interests, budget, and how much time you want to spend. If natural scenery combined with wine tasting appeals to you, the Krka Waterfalls and wine tasting tour provides a well-rounded day out. For a more relaxed, seaside experience, the Blue Lagoon boat tour is perfect. And if you’re passionate about authentic wine and food and enjoy intimate settings, the family-run vineyard tour offers a unique, behind-the-scenes look.
Consider your fitness level and preferences—some tours involve walking and swimming, while others focus on cultural and culinary experiences. Booking early is recommended, especially in peak summer months, to secure your spot.
Trogir offers a fantastic range of wine-related experiences, from exploring stunning waterfalls to sailing along the coast and visiting family vineyards. If you want a comprehensive day that combines nature, culture, and wine, the Krka Waterfalls and wine tasting tour stands out. For a relaxed day on the water with wine tasting, the Blue Lagoon boat tour is a great choice. And for an intimate, authentic taste of Dalmatian winemaking, the family vineyard tour provides a personal connection to Croatian wine culture.
No matter which you choose, booking early will ensure you don’t miss out on these memorable experiences. Cheers to a fantastic Croatian wine adventure!