Pelješac from end to end
Pelješac stretches some 65 kilometres into the sea, a narrow ridge of vineyards, pine woods and stone villages. This trip drives almost all of it, ending in Orebić with Korčula just across the water.
Wine lovers get the most out of it, but even without a tasting the scenery fills the day.
At a glance
- Route
- Ston – Trstenik – Dingač – Potomje – Orebić
- Pick-up
- Your accommodation in Dubrovnik
- Duration
- 9 h
- Price from
- €525 per vehicle
- Vehicles
- Mercedes-Benz V-Class, up to 7 passengers (luggage checked for full groups)
Dingač vineyards 
Ston
The plan
Ston
Coffee and a first look at the walls before the long drive west.
Trstenik and Dingač
Vines on slopes so steep they are worked by hand, high above the sea. This is where the famous Dingač red comes from.
Potomje
A village full of wine cellars and a good place for a tasting.
Orebić
The town of old sea captains at the end of the peninsula, with a beach and Korčula right opposite.
Good to know
Expect a long day with many hours on the road. Tastings are paid at the cellar. If you want to hop over to Korčula, say so early, because the ferry changes the plan.
Other day trips
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Ston and the Neretva delta
Salt pans in the morning, river channels and mandarin groves in the afternoon.
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Kravice waterfalls and Mostar
A swim below the falls and an afternoon at the Old Bridge.
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Počitelj, Blagaj and Mostar
A hilltop village, a cave spring with a dervish house and the bazaar of Mostar.
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Perast, Kotor and the bay
A full day around the bay, two old towns and plenty of photo stops.
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Kotor, Budva and Sveti Stefan
The bay in the morning, the open coast and the island village in the afternoon.
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To Split by way of Ston and Makarska
Ston, the Pelješac Bridge and a swim on the Makarska Riviera on your moving day.
Photos: Orebić: Falk2, CC BY-SA 4.0; Dingač vineyards: Quahadi Añtó, CC BY-SA 3.0
