Holiday Rentals on the Peljesac Peninsula

Directly in sight of the charming island of Korcula, separated only by the narrow Peljesac channel, lies the Peljesac Peninsula. Covering about 350 km², the peninsula offers diverse landscapes. The hills feature excellent citrus fruits, olives, figs, and especially wine, thriving in the mild Mediterranean climate. Vineyards dominate areas like Kastelet and Dingac, producing top-quality wines. Dingac and Postup are internationally renowned wine regions. The peninsula is also known for its culinary specialties, such as traditional mussel fishing in Drace.

Orebic and Surroundings
The tourist and economic center is Orebic, at the foot of the 961-meter-high Mount Sv. Ilija. Founded in the 15th century by the Orebic captain family, the town retains a maritime character. Highlights include the Franciscan Monastery in Kuna, the cemetery with captain's tombs, and the Maritime Museum. The Loggia Belvedere offers fantastic views. Nearby, the sandy Trstenica Beach and the harbor with regular ferries to Korcula make the area ideal for a vacation. Visitors can find numerous holiday apartments, studios, rooms, and vacation homes in and around Orebic, perfect for families, couples, and groups seeking a comfortable stay by the sea.

From Orebic, guests can enjoy hiking and water sports like windsurfing and kitesurfing, especially in the surf hotspot Viganj near Kuciste. A winding coastal road leads to Loviste, a quiet fishing village in the west, offering breathtaking views of the Peljeski Channel and Korcula Island.

Towns and Beaches on Peljesac
Popular places include Prapratno with its sandy beach, campsite, and ferry to Mljet; Luka with the bay Luka Dubrava; Mokalo; Trpanj on the northern side; and peaceful beaches near Trstenik and Uvala Crkvice. Duba Peljeska and Podobuce are perfect for relaxation, while Sreser and Zuljana offer restaurants, shops, and dive centers. Other quiet villages ideal for holiday accommodations include Borje, Hodlje, Mirca, and Zuronja. Across the peninsula, visitors can find numerous holiday apartments, studios, rooms, and vacation homes to enjoy the idyllic surroundings.

Getting to Peljesac
Peljesac is best reached by ferry, especially the Jadrolinija line 633 between Ploce (mainland) and Trpanj, running six to seven times daily, taking about an hour. There are also ferry connections to Korcula (line 634) in about 20 minutes and to Mljet (line 832) in about 45 minutes. The peninsula offers a wide selection of holiday apartments, studios, rooms, and vacation homes for families, couples, and groups exploring the beautiful Dalmatian coast.