Orebic sandy beaches!

Orebic is situated on the south-western part of the Peljesac peninsula, in county of Dubrovnik - Croatia. It lies at the bottom of the St. Elias hill (Sv. Ilija 961 m.). This picturesque sunny settlement was the town of sea captains and a sailors.

Many documents and various articles from its famous seafaring past can be found in the Maritime museum. It offers to its visitors pure environment, untouched nature with hundred years old pines and cypress trees almond trees, agavas and flowers. Long sandy beaches and numerous small bays with crystal clear sea - water.

On the hill above the town there is the Franciscan Monastery (1470) dominating the scenery and housing the museum. Tourists are offered an impressive and memorable view from here to Korcula and unique beauty of this region. So welcome and have a memorable holiday here.

It is famous as one of the most sunny Adriatic coast destinations, (2589 sunny hours yearly) as well as warmest Mediterranean holiday resorts both in terms of air temperature (January 9,1°C April 15,0°C July 26,5°C October 18,6°C) and sea temperature (April 15,6°C Julia 22,9°C October 19,6°C). Exposed to the sunshine, it offers unique summer atmosphere.

Beaches in Orebic are beautiful and varied (sand, pebble and rocky) so all tourists can find some great spots. The biggest beach Trstenica  is located on entrance to the town. The beach has very good facilities.

On the beach there is a restaurant, cafeterias, fast-food, ice-cream vendors who also sell non -alcoholic soft drinks, tobacco shop, showers, toilets etc. It's sandy partly and pebble beach. Many larger and smaller beaches are located along the whole coast of this area so wherever your accommodation is you can find a beautiful beach close to you. All of the beaches are surrounded by trees so you can easy find a place in the shade.

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How to get on Peljesac and Orebic?

Traveling by car: For more information Getting to Croatia by car!

Considering that you're probbably arriving from north, you may decide to take different paths to Ploce (area of Neretva valley), where you can decide would you like to take a car ferry to Trpanj, or take the coastal path trough Neum (BiH) and Ston.

Certanly, the most comfortable way to drive from Zagreb to Ploce is to use recently completed and very good motorway A1 from Zagreb to Split, and then proceed by coastal Jadran tourist road trough Makarska to Ploce.

Alternatively, if you for some reason preffer local roads, you can take the following routes:
Zagreb - Karlovac - Plitvice - Gracac - Knin - Sinj - Split - Makarska - Ploce
or not so often:
Zagreb - Karlovac - Plitvice - Gracac - Knin - Sinj - Trilj - Cista Provo - Sestanovac - Dubci - Makarska - Ploce

Both routes are acceptable, but some guests from eastern European countries may find more acceptable path trough Bosnia and Hercegovina towards Neretva valley - (Opuzen, Ploce).

Taking the ship to Orebic: Fast coastal line connects Rijeka, Split, Hvar, Korcula and Dubrovnik. Korcula is well connected with Orebic (Peljesac) with frequent car ferry and connected with Orebic and Viganj with passenger boat.

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