Pelješac Peninsula - Wine Country and Scenic Landscapes

Visitor Fee
No general entrance fee for the peninsula. Specific attractions may have entrance fees.

Transportation
Accessible by car, bus, and ferry. The region has good road connections to Dubrovnik and other coastal cities.

Things to Do

• Ston: Visit the historic town with the longest stone walls in Europe.
• Wine Tasting: Explore local wineries and taste the famous Plavac Mali wines.
• Orebić: Enjoy the beautiful beaches and ferry access to Korčula Island.
• Mount Sveti Ilija: Hike to the highest peak on the peninsula.

Why People Enjoy Coming Here
Pelješac Peninsula is known for its excellent wines, beautiful beaches, and charming towns. The region’s scenic landscapes and cultural heritage attract many visitors.

How Old is This Place
The peninsula has been inhabited since prehistoric times, with significant development during the Roman and medieval periods.

List of Activities

• Wine Tasting
• Beach Visits
• Hiking
• Historic Sightseeing
• Boat Tours

Additional Nearby Attractions

• Dubrovnik: Known for its historic city walls and vibrant old town.
• Korčula Island: Offers beautiful landscapes and rich history.