The Peljesac Peninsula is a narrow and scenic strip of land which lies between the Croatia mainland and Korcula Island. The peninsula is relatively under-populated and is famous for its quiet beaches, quaint villages and lush mountains. You can happily spend an entire day driving from village to village and beach to beach.


Along the way you can admire some historic fortifications like the 5.5km Ston Walls and visit a salt plain. However, most visitors come to the peninsula to enjoy the beaches, visits to wineries and olive groves and to sample sensational fresh seafood. Hiking and biking are other popular activities and there is a windsurfing and kite-surfing center at Viganj.

Peljesac Peninsula, 20250 Croatia

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