Beaches and nature
Culture and heritage
Active holidays
Orebic Peljesac
Even though some beautiful Orebic pebble beaches and public hotel beaches with pools are just 3 min walk from the house, hillside and valleys on Peljesac are also something worth exploring. That is also because this is one of the best wine regions in Croatia. Driving through the peninsula you’ll discover vast wineyards in the inner part or those maybe a bit more impressive wineyards on the hill banks along the southern shoreline. Wine tasting at the local wineries is of course a must.
From the mountaintops above Orebic to the hidden villages inside Peljesac there are many monuments of human presence in this area. Do not miss to climb the city walls of Ston (second largest in the world) or to visit the charming house Mimbeli in Orebic. Orebic is also famous for its long maritime tradition – the Maritime Museum is full of sailors’ stories from voyages all around the world, Orebic shipping industry and various objects related to the life on the sea. But, with many sites and picturesque villages scattered around the peninsula, there is also so much more to explore.
From 5 to 10 mins drive to the west of Orebic you will come to various beaches around Viganj, one of the best windsurfing spots IN THE WORLD. World championship held in 2013., various yearly competitions, many surfers and a lots of fun for wind lovers and for those who are about to become one. For other outdoor enthousiast, we suggest numerous walking paths like the one going to the top of the St. Elias Mountain (961m), diving or cycling – some bicycle trails around Orebic can be found here https://www.bikemap.net/en/regional/Croatia/Dubrovacko+Neretvanska+Zupanija/Orebic/
