Top Things to do in Klek
What to do and see in Klek, Croatia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Klek, Croatia including Winery Rizman, Edivo Wine Bar, Le mura di Ston in Croazia, Ston City Walls, Neretva Kiteboarding, Winery Bezek, Lopin & Co Diving Center, Paddle Surf Bacina Lakes, The Archeological Museum Narona, Vinarija Milos.
Restaurants in Klek
1. Winery Rizman
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
The Rizman winery once again started its production in 2006, skipping an entire generation of the Štimac family. A new vineyard was planted in new locations, the necessary infrastructure was built and a completely new winegrowing region was created in Croatia. The Štimac family is the first investor and ideological initiator of the new winegrowing region, which includes more than 80 hectares of vine plants in 2012. After planting the vine plants and constructing the infrastructure, which includes a private water spring, a winery with modern equipment was also built in the vineyard. It bears the name Rizman in memory of the first winemaker in the Štimac family. All our future agricultural products will also be presented with that name and logo. The best known member of the Štimac family is Igor, a former member of the Croatian national football team, who won third place in the World Championship in France in 1998 together with the rest of the Croatian team.
Reviewed By jennawilliams1975 - Rota, Spain
Damir and his staff are making top quality wine. Their passion for excellence, pure bio wine making and Croatian pride pours out of every corner of their wines and tasting room. Each of their wines can standup against the best of France, Italy and California. When visiting you will be overwhelmed by a sense of peace and heritage as you stare from the tasting room balcony over the majestic Adriatic Sea. Having been introduced to the wine by one of the friendly staff or Damir, your experience in phenomenal modern Croatian wine production (blending native Croatian grapes with the best in modern wine making process) will begin. Ensure your try the entire selection as each is unique and tells it own story in flavor and history!
2. Edivo Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
NAVIS MYSTERIUM is a unique product in Croatia. This is a limited-edition boutique wine made of native grapes Plavac Mali and aged at the bottom of the sea in glass bottles and amphorae. If you want to enjoy and learn more about this superb wine, visit our EDIVO WINE BAR in the peninsula of Pelješac. We offer wine lovers tastings of excellent wine and getting familiar with the production process of our undersea wine NAVIS MYSTERIUM. For adventurous wine and sea lovers we offer a unique experience of visiting one of our underwater cellars. A limited number of NAVIS MYSTERIUM bottles and amphorae are kept in a sunken boat close to Žuljana. We organise at request supervised dives where you can enjoy in spectacular undersea scenery and see first-hand our wine cellar.
Reviewed By mg0rm1 - Naples, Italy
This place is great. It has a selection of fantastic wines they produce which you can taste upon request. It's run by a couple of knowledgeable, friendly, and beautiful women. The unique part is the place is maritime themed. They produce a couple of wines which are stored and aged under the sea for up to two years - an interesting process that is fun to learn about. You can purchase bottles that have been through the aging process and have the marine life remnants (like shells) attached to the bottle now. Not only is the wine great to drink, but you can display the bottle well after consumption and have an everlasting conversation piece.
3. Le mura di Ston in Croazia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By Bass74
We came to Ston and Mali Ston before heading to Dubrovnik. The walls and the views exceeded expectations. The size and length of the walls made this side trip well worthwhile. The views on this sunny October day were most impressive. Lunch in a local restaurant rounded out the experience.
4. Ston City Walls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 515 reviews
Reviewed By Jessica R - Exeter, United Kingdom
Located about an hours drive from Dubrovnik are Ston and Mali Ston, famed for salt pans and oysters.
The city walls are well worth a climb with beautiful views from the top!
The climb itself is challenging though there is more than one path you can take. Comfortable/ sturdy footwear recommended, the entrance fee was 50 kuna and you are able to park for 5 kuna/ hour in either location.
Well worth a visit!
5. Neretva Kiteboarding
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
NERETVA KITEBOARDING SECOND-HAND SHOP AND KITESURFING SCHOOL. LESSONS, RENTALS, PACKAGES, STORAGE LOCKERS & CLEANING, BAR WITH GREAT ATMOSPHERE & MUSIC, AND MORE. THE FIRST KITEBOARDING GEAR RENTALS AND SCHOOL IN NERETVA. SINCE 2011. The best place to learn kitesurf in the Croatia ! Flat, shallow water, professional instruction, special gear designed to learn/teach, 14 years of experience. Learn 3 times faster in a safe environment!...
Reviewed By Paulo P
Huge sandy beach perfect for kitesurfing,windsurfing and lot of sports.There is a lovely bar with friendly staff.You can get instructions from pro kitesurfers there or buy a drink.Dj was rocking great music in the evening.Prices are very affordable and atmosphere is great.Definetly must visit if You are there in summer.
6. Winery Bezek
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
A winery with a long tradition of producing native Dalmatian grape varieties, Plavac Mali and rukatac, from which we get high quality wines. We also produce 8 types of spirits and liqueurs, which you can taste in our winery. We find ourselves on the Peljesac peninsula in Janjina at janjina 65. Visit us because life is too short to drink bad wine.
Reviewed By Maria J
I loved coming here, it is a beautiful winery. Definitely a must see when visiting Janjina. The sour cherry liqueur and mirta liqueur were my favorites, I would definitely recommend it! Also, the girl working there was very nice, talking to her was such a pleasure, and she was the prettiest girl I had see during my visit in Croatia.
7. Lopin & Co Diving Center
8. Paddle Surf Bacina Lakes
Overall Ratings
5 based on 61 reviews
Are you exploring the south Dalmatian coast? This tour is perfect for those who travel the "D8" road between Split and Dubrovnik. Our SUP center at the Bacina Lakes is only (100km) 1:30hours drive from Split and Dubrovnik. Lakes are situated next to the D8 road, only 300 meters from the Adriatic sea. Paddle Surfing tours are a great opportunity to see local culture and the rich diversity of flora and fauna around seven Bacina Lakes and the delta of the Neretva river. Canals, swamps, birds, fisherman’s villages and things you will never see if you travel by the roads through Dubrovnik-Neretva County in Croatia. With your professional tour guide/instructor you will learn to Stand Up Paddle in just a few minutes course and you will be ready to explore. IMPORTANT NOTICE: MUST BOOK OR CONTACT US AT LEAST 1 DAY BEFORE YOUR ARRIVAL.
Reviewed By Charlotte C - London, United Kingdom
If there is one thing you should do when staying in and around the Makarska riviera it's to visit the beautiful Baćina Lakes and find your balance on a paddle board. SUP Safari is the perfect way to see these lakes and go to all the places you can only get to from the water, the guys from paddle surf Croatia are friendly, good fun and know the lakes inside and really do provide you with an experience you won't forget, I already can't wait to go back. Thanks to Ivan and Matija :)
9. The Archeological Museum Narona
Overall Ratings
5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By MartinD34283 - Hernando, Florida
This small brand new modern museum totally encloses the the Ancient site of Narona within its walls. Well worth seeing, and offers great discounts when coupled with the fantastic restaurant next door, The Djudja & Mate. Worth a lunch and museum stop
10. Vinarija Milos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
One of the oldest family owned winery in region, which is specialized in producing high quality wines from Plavac Mali from organic vineyards on the steep manually farmed terraced land of the Peljesac Peninsula. Also produce awarded extra virgin olive oil and herbal tea.
Reviewed By CarlCymru - Cardiff, United Kingdom
We just showed up at this vineyard without booking and were welcomed extremely warmed by Ivan.
We were shown around the fermentation tanks and cellar where Ivan explained the wine making process. He detailed that the place had been in his family’s ownership for 500+ years and his warmth and knowledge were infectious.
We then tasted about 4-5 wines and paid a little extra to try and vintage wines. The wines were gorgeous and Ivan talked us through each one.
We tried some olive oil which was really nice and had a peppery aftertaste.
You could buy wines and even have them shipped to the UK for a nominal fee.
Overall excellent value and a really enjoyable visit. Thanks Ivan!
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