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Peninsula Peljesac
The peninsular of Peljesac, after Istra, is Croatian largest peninsular with an area of 355km2, is positioned in the northwest part of Southern Dalmatia or the Dubrovnik region and creates a border between central and south Dalmatia.
On the southeast side of the peninsular Peljesac, the Neretva channel stretches from 9km from the Veljara point to Ston and on the south side the Mljet channel is 6-9km long the Vratnik point to the bay of Zuljana.
The Peljesac channel is located on the northwest side and separates the island of Korcula and Peljesac with a width of 1630m.
The geographic position of Peljesac, situated between 2 regional city centers of central and southern Dalmatia – Split and Dubrovnik, the mouth of the Neretva River, the island of Korcula and Mljet, gives it a particular geographic and tourist importance.
Destinations
Janjina
Janjina – region – Drace is an insular seaside resort of Mediterranean atmosphere. It has a long-standing tourist tradition of fisherman and wine-grower's hospitality, nice climate and clean, transparent sea. ...
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Sreser
SRESER and DRACE were originally fishing settlements. Its inhabitants have traditionally lived off of agriculture, wine growing and fishing, while nowadays tourism is becoming more and more important.
Sreser and Drace are ...
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Drace
Spend Your holiday in the hart of Pelješac peninsula. Janjina, Drace, Sreser and Osobljava are ideal places for all of You running away from the haste of urban lifestyle.
Run away from the city, take a break from ...
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Ston
Mali Ston and Ston: First two places upon entry on Pelješac Peninsula, connected by the Great Ston Walls (also known as “European version of the Great Wall of China”), a monumental fortress with towers, ...
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Trstenik
Trstenik is one of the oldest ports of Peninsula Peljesac, originally intended for trade enhancement in these parts. Now Trstenik port is used as rest stop for yachts and boat sailing the Mediterranean.
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Orebic
Orebic is largest town on the peninsula Peljesac: placed in the base of highest hill St.Ilija, overlooking at Peljesac channel and on island Korcula.
Orebic is already recognized as a very attractive tourist ...
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Zuljana
Zuljana, small place and a harbor, placed in a lovely bay on south side of the peninsula Peljesac.
Apart from its exceptional beauty, Zuljana is a typical mainly involved in wine growing, fishing and tourism.
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Potomje - Dingac
Vivid village situated in parish of Peljesac peninsula, the most fertile land for production of high quality wines, such as world famous red wine grown on steep slopes Dingac.
Potomje does not have any usual tourism ...
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