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Discover Korcula's scenic countryside on a 5.5-hour mountain bike tour, visit two family-run wineries, sample local wines, and enjoy stunning views.

The Korcula Bike & Wine Tour offers a lively way to experience the island’s natural beauty and local wine culture. Priced at $127.98 per person and lasting approximately 5 hours and 30 minutes, this guided adventure departs from Korcula Old Town at 2:00 pm. It is ideal for those who enjoy moderate physical activity and are ready to pedal around 10 kilometers over hilly terrain.
This tour emphasizes off-road cycling on mountain bikes, not e-bikes, so participants should be comfortable with moderate exertion and sun exposure. With a maximum of 9 travelers, the small group size ensures personalized attention and a relaxed atmosphere. The tour is particularly suited for active visitors eager to combine outdoor adventure with wine tasting.

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This tour begins at Korcula Old Town at 2:00 pm, where participants suit up with a mountain bike and a helmet. The group then heads out on a leisurely ride through the island’s countryside, passing by vineyards, olive groves, and traditional villages. The route provides a mix of scenic views of the village, archipelago, and Peljesac channel.
The initial part of the ride focuses on exploring the rural areas outside the historic town, offering a chance to see Korcula’s natural landscape up close. This segment is approximately one hour long and is ideal for those wanting a gentle introduction to the day’s activities.

The core cycling experience lasts about an hour, taking riders from Korcula to the charming village of Lumbarda. This part of the route features hilly terrain and unlevel surfaces, making it suitable for those with moderate cycling experience. The scenery is captivating, with lush vineyards and olive trees lining the way.
Once in Lumbarda, the tour shifts focus from biking to wine tasting. The village’s family-run wineries provide a warm, authentic atmosphere. Expect stunning views of the vineyards and the sea while sampling local wines. The ride to this area underscores Korcula’s agricultural heritage, especially its renowned wine production.

The highlight of the tour is the chance to visit two small, family-owned wineries. At these stops, guests are offered tastings of local wines, including the notably flavorsome Grk white wine exclusive to the region. The second winery often accompanies tastings with delicious traditional snacks, enhancing the experience.
The wineries provide a glimpse into Korcula’s winemaking traditions, with hosts eager to share stories about the history and significance of their wines. The views of the vineyards, often perched on gently rolling hills, create a picturesque setting to enjoy the tasting sessions.

Throughout the tour, the guide acts as both an instructor and storyteller. Review comments highlight guides like John and Rachel for their friendliness, knowledge, and attentiveness. They explain local history, share insights into the wine-making process, and ensure the safety and comfort of all participants.
The guide makes frequent stops in shaded areas to rest and chat, ensuring the ride remains enjoyable and relaxed. Their tips help participants navigate hills and unlevel surfaces with confidence, making the experience accessible for those with moderate fitness levels.
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After the cycling, guests settle into the wineries’ outdoor terraces to enjoy wine tastings paired with traditional snacks. The wine quality receives praise, with particular mention of Grk, a unique white wine from Lumbarda. The generous tastings and friendly hosts contribute to a memorable culinary experience.
The snacks complement the wines perfectly, often including local homemade foods. The relaxed atmosphere and stunning views of the vineyards and bay make this a highlight of the tour.

Once the wine tasting sessions conclude, the group is transferred back to Korcula Old Town via private vehicle. The return transfer ensures that participants can relax and enjoy the scenery without worrying about cycling back. The entire experience wraps up in about 5 hours and 30 minutes from start to finish.

Participants should have a moderate fitness level due to the 10 km ride with hilly, sometimes off-road surfaces. The route may include some unlevel terrain, and the heat on Korcula, especially during late June to August, can make the ride more challenging.
Water is not included, so bringing sufficient hydration is important. The tour is suitable for service animals and can accommodate small groups of up to 9 travelers, ensuring a comfortable and engaging experience.
This mountain bike and wine tour combines outdoor adventure with culinary discovery. The small group size and personalized guide make it a warm, authentic experience. The focus on family-run wineries offers an intimate look at local wine traditions, with plentiful opportunities for tasting and learning.
The tour’s focus on moderate physical activity paired with delicious local wines makes it ideal for active travelers who want a relaxed, yet engaging, way to explore Korcula’s countryside.
The Korcula Bike & Wine Tour provides a well-rounded experience for those who enjoy cycling, local wines, and stunning scenery. The guide’s warmth and expertise enhance the journey, making it both informative and fun. The visit to two family-run wineries, combined with traditional snacks and beautiful views, ensures a memorable afternoon.
While the cycling involves hills and off-road surfaces, most active individuals with moderate fitness will find it manageable. The small group size and personal attention make this tour a delightful choice for adventurous wine lovers or anyone looking to explore Korcula’s countryside in a relaxed way.
“We had an unbelievable experience with John. From the start, John made us feel comfortable with the bikes and how to operate them to maximize our c…”
Is this tour suitable for beginners?
Yes, as long as participants have a moderate fitness level and are comfortable with cycling on hills and unlevel surfaces. The guide provides tips to help navigate the terrain.
Do I need to bring water?
Yes, water is not included in the tour, so bringing sufficient hydration is recommended, especially in hot weather.
Are e-bikes available?
No, the tour only offers mountain bikes, so pedaling is required.
What should I wear for the tour?
Comfortable sportswear and closed-toe shoes suitable for cycling are recommended. Sun protection such as hats and sunscreen is advisable.
How long is the entire experience?
The tour lasts approximately 5 hours and 30 minutes, including cycling, wine tasting, and transfer time.
Can I participate with a small child or family member who isn’t cycling?
The tour is designed for those able to cycle about 10 km on hills. However, transfer options are available for individuals who prefer not to cycle at certain points.
Is the tour available year-round?
The tour operates based on good weather conditions, with cancellations possible due to poor weather. If canceled, a full refund or alternative date is offered.
How many people are in each group?
The maximum group size is 9 travelers, ensuring a personalized experience.