Things to do in Peljesac Peninsula
Discover the best attractions and experiences Peljesac Peninsula has to offer
Historic Monuments
Pelješac's medieval fortifications and coastal towns offer a glimpse into its rugged past.
The Walls of Ston
Massive medieval fortifications surrounding the town of Ston; walk the ramparts for sea views and a sense of fortress life.
Mali Ston Salt Pans
Ancient salt pans near Mali Ston where salt production has shaped livelihoods for centuries; tranquil pools and harbour views.
Old Town Orebić
Historic hillside town with narrow lanes, stone houses, and seaside charm dating back centuries.
Museums
Small local museums offer stories of maritime life, winemaking, and local crafts.
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Religious Monuments
Quiet churches and hilltop chapels line the coast, reflecting the region's spiritual heritage.
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National & Theme Parks
Pelješac isn’t home to a major national park, but its coastline and coves offer natural beauty and tranquil viewpoints.
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Neighborhoods
Visit the peninsula’s key towns, each with its own character and coastal charm.
Ston
Medieval town famous for its fortress walls and ancient salt works.
Orebić
Lively coastal town with a scenic harbor and ferry links.
Viganj
Small village known for windsurfing and fresh seafood by the sea.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Pelješac without spending a kuna—there are plenty of free experiences.
Walk along the Walls of Ston
Stroll the medieval ramparts with sea views; parts are freely accessible.
Sunbathe at Pupnatska Luka Beach
Relax on the secluded pebble cove and swim in clear water.
Sunset stroll along Orebić harbor
Experience the harbor at golden hour with boats and sea breezes.
Gastronomy
Pelješac is renowned for its wines and seafood, celebrated in local dishes.
Dingač & Postup wine tastings
Sample the bold red Dingač and the aromatic Postup on winery visits.
Pošip wine tasting
Taste the bright white Pošip produced on the peninsula.
Seafood feast in Mali Ston
Fresh oysters, mussels, and Adriatic fish from local shores.
Nightlife
Summer evenings bring harbourfront bars, seaside vibes, and live tunes.
Harborfront bars in Orebić
Casual spots with sunset views and seasonal performances.
Wine bars in Ston
Relaxed lounges offering local wines and light bites.
Summer live music in coastal towns
Occasional performances in squares and harbors.
Entertainment
Boat trips and small cultural experiences add variety to your days.
Boat tours from Orebić to Korčula or Mljet
Coastal cruises with island scenery and opportunities to swim.
Sea fishing trips
Half-day or full-day fishing trips off the Pelješac coast.
Sports
Active travelers can chase wind, waves, and hiking with ease.
Windsurfing in Viganj
World-class windsurfing conditions with rental centers.
Kayaking along the Pelješac coast
Paddle between coves and sea caves along the shoreline.
Hiking to coastal viewpoints around Orebić
Gentle to challenging trails with sweeping sea panoramas.
Off the Track
Seek out lesser-known beaches, drives, and hidden gems.
Pupnatska Luka Beach
Secluded beach reached by a scenic drive and short hike.
Pelješac Wine Road drive
Scenic coastal route with small family-run wineries.
Cycling the coastal routes
Low-traffic rides along dramatic cliffs and coves.