Making friends with Zagreb bite by bite

Wine Tours

Zagreb is blessed to be one of few capitals in the world surrounded with attractive wine-growing regions, where some of the best Croatian premium wines are coming from. Gentle green slopes, sleepy villages, boutique winemakers and family farmsteads – all within a short drive from the bustling city! Plešivica, Zelina, Moslavina, Zagorje, Međimurje… Never heard? Now’s your chance to explore these wine roads less travelled, experience something new and surprise your taste buds. Smiling people, homemade food and good fun come in the package of our half-day trips.

All our wine tours start not too early in the morning and last until late afternoon. You’ll be visiting 2-3 wineries, where you’ll be able to meet and greet the winemakers, taste their wines and bombard them with questions. To soak up the wine, you’ll be having a filling traditional lunch in a local restaurant or at a farmstead. Children are welcome, but trust us, they’ll find winery hopping quite boring. Depending on your interests and wishes, we can make special, tailor-made arrangements and tastings, or add some extra stops. There are no silly questions, only silly answers, so feel free to express your preferences.

Zagreb Bites tours are not pre-scheduled, they are a private, bespoke experience always arranged by request and depending on our availability. Last-minute requests are risky and will not always have a positive outcome.

Moslavina – lunch in the winery

Moslavina is a region southeast from Zagreb, full of picturesque small towns, family farms and amazing wildlife. There, everything revolves around the native white variety called Škrlet.

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Moslavina – lunch in the winery
  • Available: Year round
  • Group size: 2-4 persons
  • Duration: 5+ hours
  • Lunch: included

Plešivica – sparkling delight

Thanks to continental climate but plenty of sun, this premium region is the home of the best Croatian sparkling wines, successful experiment with amphorae and delightful Pinot noir.

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Plešivica – sparkling delight
  • Available: Year round
  • Group size: 2-4 persons
  • Duration: 5+ hours
  • Lunch: included

Samobor – hidden treasures

Town of Samobor is a foodie wonderland because it’s the home of several unique Croatian culinary icons like Bermet dessert wine, kremšnita cake or muštarda aromatic mustard.

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Samobor – hidden treasures
  • Available: Year round
  • Group size: 1-5 persons
  • Duration: 5+ hours
  • Lunch: included

Zagorje – where acid meets sugar

This historic region north from Zagreb stands for gentle green hills, cows strolling by the road, countless small vineyards, museums, castles and idyllic scenery.

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Zagorje – where acid meets sugar
  • Available: Year round
  • Group size: 2-4 persons
  • Duration: 5+ hours
  • Lunch: included

Zelina – meet the fairies

There’s not much experimenting and messing with the heritage here: wines are straightforward, fresh and smooth, but full of pleasant, subtle aromas.

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Zelina – meet the fairies
  • Available: Year round
  • Group size: 2-4 persons
  • Duration: 5+ hours
  • Lunch: included
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