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The interior of the Peljesac
peninsula may be rocky and sparse but the Peljesac
beaches are another
story. From Prapratno in the south to Viganj in the north, the west
coast of the Peljesac peninsula is graced with some of the best
beaches in Croatia. And some of the beaches are sandy!
Here are the best beaches on the Peljesac peninsula, starting in the
south and working our way north:
Prapratno Beach
This gorgeous beach is only 3km west of Ston and
offers some great swimming. Part of the beach on Prapratno cove
is sandy
and part rocky but all is fringed by pines and ancient olive trees.
It's a sheltered beach at the back of a deep bay so the crystal waters
are calm and warm. A ferry connects Prapratno with Mljet
Island and
there's a campsite on the beach. |
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Trstenik Beach
This beach on a calm cove is composed of smooth
stones but
also offers a great swimming experience. The underwater life is
also magnificent and there's a diving center to introduce you to
the experience. The beach is just downhill from the famous Grgich
Vineyards and there are a number of cafes and restaurants along
the beach where you can taste Peljesac wine. |
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Trstenica Beach
This magnificent stretch of gravelly sand may well be the best
beach in Croatia. Just outside of Orebic, this long beach is
lined with pine trees and equipped with beach showers and snack
stands. It's an easy walk from the Orebic ferry stop making it
a good day trip from Korcula. The shallow drop-off makes Trstenica
a great and safe beach for kids and the calm waters are well-protected
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Viganj
It's not calm and quiet at Viganj beach which is why it
attracts windsurfers from around the world. There's a little village
(population 300) on the Viganj cove with a long tradition of seafaring.
It's worthwhile to check out the houses built by Viganj's prosperous
sea captains. Even more scenic is the stunning view across the
bay to Korcula town. |
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Related Pages
Peljesac Peninsula
Orebic
Korcula Island
Ston
Day Trips from Dubrovnik
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