The Winery Rizman B&B is a retreat in southern Dalmatia, 70 km north of Dubrovnik and 120 km south of Split, on the serene slopes overlooking the azure Adriatic Sea. It offers unparalleled sea views, proximity to the sea, and a strategic location that makes it a perfect base for exploring the splendors of Dalmatia and the neighboring regions. The Winery Rizman B&B is secluded among verdant greenery and vineyards. With only four rooms, it provides an intimate experience for guests. Additionally, guests can traverse the enchanting winery and revel in organic wines crafted with passion rooted in the land they sleep upon. The Winery Rizman B&B is perfect for wine connoisseurs, gastronomy enthusiasts, and anyone seeking an upscale escape enveloped by nature and close to the sea.

Hello, we are Damir and Jelena Štimac! We, along with our three kids and a team of dedicated staff, are the people behind Winery Rizman and Winery Rizman B&B. The Štimac family's winegrowing tradition dates back to the early 20th century, starting with the great-grandfather Mihovil Mijo Popich, known as Rizman. Despite challenges like vine disease, the family persevered, expanding vineyards in Croatia's Komarna region. Today, we have vineyards and olive trees in Komarna, Croatia. Our winery, named Rizman, honors our heritage and commitment to winemaking. Embracing organic practices, we cultivate native varieties like Plavac mali, Pošip, and Tribidrag. Our dedication to authenticity and quality reflects our family's legacy in winemaking. Our family estate's evolution includes venturing into hospitality, with the launch of a modern winery in 2012 and a quaint family B&B in 2024. We aim to showcase our region's splendor, the serene ambiance of our vineyards, and the breathtaking vistas from our property to fellow travelers seeking to explore Croatia and indulge in wines, olive oil, and local cuisine.

Nestled in the hills above the popular seaside village of Komarna, the Stolovi area in Dubrovnik-Neretva County offers a serene retreat into nature, blending historical charm and vibrant natural landscapes. This hidden gem is surrounded by lush olive groves and sprawling vineyards, where old abandoned stone houses are silent witnesses to the area's rich past. Visitors are drawn here seeking the peace and tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Stolovi provides the perfect setting for various outdoor activities, from tranquil walks amidst nature and mountain biking on rugged tracks to simply enjoying the sheer peace and quiet. Despite its secluded feel, Stolovi is remarkably close to several well-known landmarks, including the UNESCO sites of Dubrovnik, Mostar, Split, and Trogir and the spiritual site of Medugorje. It's also a stone's throw away from the breathtaking islands of Korcula, Mljet, Elafiti, Hvar, and Brac. The ruins of Smrdangrad, perched atop the hill, offer a glimpse into its storied history. The vicinity is rich in natural beauty, with many beaches, including the pebbly shores of Komarna, Klek, and the nearby Peljesac peninsula. The sandy beach Usce is a haven for kite surfers, boasting favorable winds and vibrant waters. Nature enthusiasts will revel in the beauty of the Neretva River Delta, characterized by its vast water areas like Kuti Lake, intricate channels, and sprawling orange groves that paint a vivid tableau. Culinary experiences nearby are deeply authentic, with local eateries such as Teta Olga, Djudja & Mate, Ficovic, Kapetanova kuća, serving traditional dishes that tantalize the palate, offering a taste of the region's rich gastronomic heritage. The warm hospitality of locals adds to Stolovi's charm. It invites visitors into a world where nature's beauty converges with historic allure and culinary delights, making it a unique destination that captivates the heart of anyone who ventures into its serene landscape.