Top Things to do in Peljesac Peninsula
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The 9 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Peljesac Peninsula, Dalmatia
Discover the best top things to do in Peljesac Peninsula, Croatia including Wine & Grill Bar Peninsula, Liberan Windsurf and Kitesurf Center, Massage Centre Ventus, Marlais Winery, Ston City Walls, Water Donkey Windsurfing and Kitesurfing Centre, Monastery of Our Lady of Andela, Ston Old Town, Ston Salt Works.
Restaurants in Peljesac Peninsula
1. Wine & Grill Bar Peninsula
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 49 reviews
Wine Bar "Peninsula" is a unique place in middle of Peljesac peninsula, where you can find and taste over 60 different labels of wine from Peljesac and Korcula island, but also different extra virgin olive oil, homemade liqueurs and spirits, and the best Croatian cheeses and delicateses. Whether you are an experienced wine connoisseur, or just desiring to learn about the new wines, or just a casual passanger, friendly staff in a comfortable atmosphere of wine bar "Peninsula" will introduce you to some of the best Croatian wines and answer all your questions.
2. Liberan Windsurf and Kitesurf Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
A surf center with over 30 years of experience in the sunny south of Croatia at Viganj is waiting for You. We offer windsurf and kitesurf courses, and You can stay at our camp by the sea, only a few meters away from our surf school.
3. Massage Centre Ventus
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Mami2x - Vrhnika, Slovenia
I often travel and I try to have massages in different parts of the world; I have visited top spas, as well as local massage centres, so I have something to compare... Full body swedish massage that Barbara gave me was one of the best massages I have ever had; The setting is really nice, under olive tree and a bit away from the hustle and bustle on the beach; very relaxing; And Barbara! I wish I could be her doughter! You can feel, that she knows what she is doing. Stong pressure where needed, relaxing one on the other parts. A wonderful experience that really relaxed my muscles. My 3 friends took a massage a day after and we have all shared a very blisfull look afterwards. Definitely doing it again next year as many times as I will be able to...
4. Marlais Winery
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5.0 based on 42 reviews
Peljesac Peninsula , a place where sun, sea and stone create a perfect home for Plavac Mali , indigenous Dalmatian variety that brings out the best from the "barren land" and gives us "divine nectar." Marlais family, that drags roots from France, settled on the peninsula in the early 17th century, bringing with them the knowledge that every Frenchman has in its blood - how to make good wine.
Reviewed By 76jeffn
Anton gave us a tour of the facility and we got to see how the wine goes from harvest to bottling at the this family owned establishment. Anton was so personable and proud of his product. We had the 3 wine tasting menu with 1 white and 2 reds. All were excellent. If I could figure out a way to ship them to the US I would have bought a few cases. The carob Sherry was insanely good. I definitely recommend a stop at this winery.
5. Ston City Walls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 735 reviews
Reviewed By Rantinrover - Biggar, United Kingdom
Although comparisons are made to The Great Wall of China this is a major exaggeration since at just over 4 miles they don't even match Hadrian's Wall at 73 miles long. That said, they are still well worth seeing. The walls stretch out over the hillside above Ston and it's possible to walk along a continuous length of them right over to the attractive little town of Mali Ston on the other side. Entry fee is 70 Kuna (£8.50) per adult which includes access to Fort Veliki Kastio. The latter is just a shell but provides a good lookout point. Options exist to walk around the walls overlooking Ston itself, a short but steep climb and descent which includes a few turrets or to take the very steep route over to Mali Ston (veer to the right if coming from Ston). We did both and can testify it's a good workout, especially if like us you walk it back over the wall from Mali Ston too! It is possible to return on a less arduous route by following a footpath which runs alongside the road between the towns but of course you don't get the views. There is a section of wall which has still to be restored and was off-limits at the time of our visit, as was Koruna Fortress at Mali Ston which had restoration work in progress. The path on the Mali Ston side between the walls and town is a bit rough and ready however I'd recommend sturdy footwear for the wall walk in any case. Apart from the exercise you can take in good views over Ston and it's salt flats (the salt was a large part of why the wall was built) and there are several nice restaurants in Mali Ston which is a picturesque little place to get refreshments. We spent around 5 hours exploring the walls, towns and having lunch in between. Take a camera, some water and enjoy the relative peace in comparison to Dubrovnik's more popular walls.
6. Water Donkey Windsurfing and Kitesurfing Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Windsurfing and Kitesurfing center Water Donkey is located in Viganj, a tiny coastal village with fantastic wind conditions for every level of kite surfing and windsurfing enthusiasts. We offers variety of courses for every level - from the total beginner to expert. All lessons are offered in several languages - English, German, Croatian, Slovenian, Polish, Czech. The wind between peninsula Peljesac and island of Korcula provides ideal conditions for kitesurfing and for learning how to kite surf. The >>MAESTRAL<< wind is very constant and has ideal strenght (12 to 25kn) from about 2p.m. till sunset. At our WATER DONKEY kitesurf center you can get all kinds off kitesurfing lessons according to IKO standards.You can also RENT and TEST the latest NOBILE kitesurfing equipment.
7. Monastery of Our Lady of Andela
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By MWM1000 - New York, United States
Amazing, high elevation scenic views, must see!! Beautiful old monastery and cemetery! (Also known as Our Lady of Angels.) Interesting, small museum inside. Good parking, tight driveway. Easy to get to, not far from Orebić's center. A highlight of our visit to the Peljesšac peninsula.
8. Ston Old Town
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By 495PeterH495 - Rhayader, United Kingdom
The bus service to Ston is not brilliant, we visited in May when the return bus leaves at 7pm. Even in a very attractive, charming little town it can be difficult to keep amused that long. We visited the very interesting museum which has a very pleasant and friendly curator, and walked past the salt pans to a little hamlet with a closed winery and a very good restaurant. We did not venture onto the walls, the steps of Dubrovnik are enough of a challenge but the photo used above suggests that maybe we should have tested our knees even more.
