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Pelješac is the second largest Croatian peninsula – known for its long pebble beaches, wind suitable for surfing in Viganj and Kučište, the vineyards of Dingač and Postup, and historical places like Orebić, Trpanj, and Trstenik. Apartments Pelješac are scattered along the coast and in quiet bays, with views of the channel towards Korčula and the island of Mljet. Whether you are looking for a seaside apartment, accommodation near Divna or Prapratno beach, or a base in Orebić for excursions to Korčula, the offer of apartments on Pelješac provides a diverse choice for families, couples, and athletes.
Beaches and sea – Divna (Duba Pelješka), Jezero (Duba), Prapratno near Ston, Trstenik and Dingač with crystal clear sea
Pelješac has a typical Mediterranean climate with warm, sunny summers and mild winters. Here is an overview by season:
| Season | Temperatures | Characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| Summer (June-August) | 26-33°C | Ideal for swimming and wind activities in Viganj |
| Spring (April-May) | 16-23°C | Pleasant for walks, cycling, and uncrowded excursions |
| Autumn (September-October) | 18-26°C | Warm sea in September, grape harvests and wine tours |
| Winter (November-March) | 7-14°C | Quieter period, gastronomic experiences |
For the best balance of weather and crowds, we recommend late spring (May–June) or early autumn (September). During peak season (July–August), we recommend booking earlier.
The Pelješac peninsula offers a variety of beautiful coastal locations:
When you tire of sunbathing, the Pelješac peninsula offers numerous activities:
The Pelješac peninsula is known for its gastronomy:
The Pelješac peninsula has excellent transport connections:
Pelješac offers a combination of beaches, wind, wine, and history. From seafront apartments in Orebić and Lovište to peaceful bays beneath vineyards – find accommodation that suits your rhythm and explore the south of Dalmatia.
The 5 most beautiful beaches of the Pelješac peninsula - A guide to the most attractive sandy and pebble beaches, ideal for a family vacation, peace and nature on Pelješac.
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Ston – A city known for its historic walls and salt pans, an excellent starting point for excursions, oyster tastings and cultural experiences.
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Postup – A famous wine location and a typical Dalmatian town, known for its top-quality Pelješac wines and vineyards.
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Orebić – The most important tourist center on Pelješac with a rich maritime tradition, Trstenica beach and numerous family and sports facilities.
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Žuronja – A small and peaceful seaside town with untouched nature and opportunities for relaxation, away from the crowds.
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Drače – A coastal settlement with good opportunities for swimming, fishing and wine tours in the area.
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Trstenik – A picturesque town known for its winemaking tradition, clear sea and beautiful surroundings, suitable for an active vacation.
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Pelješac guide – A comprehensive overview of the peninsula, from pristine beaches and wine roads to historical sites and local gastronomy.
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Pelješac within the walls – Learn about the rich history, cultural heritage and landmarks such as the Ston walls, as well as interesting local stories.
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