Hotell Hotel Orsan

Sted

Kralja Petra Kresimira IV. 119, Orebic, 20250

Those looking for more active holidays can engage in water sports such as swimming, surfing, water skiing, rowing, sailing, and scuba diving. The ideal location for surfing is in the Peljesac Channel in front of Punta Liberian, and the tourist complex at Perna. Scuba diving offers various sea flora and fauna and underwater archaeological finds. Back on land one can thoroughly enjoy walking alongnature trails, cycling, and mountaineering, especially to the highest peak of Peljesac, Mt Sveti Ilija (961m). The best known wine tours to date are the Grgic winery in Trstenik, the Milos family winery and wine cellar in Ponikve, and the Bartulovic tavern and wine cellar in Prizdrina. These excursions allow one to enjoy beautiful landscapes, the specialities of local cuisine, and the best Peljesac wines. Many tourists who holiday on the Dubrovnik Riviera include Ston as a half - day excursion and are amazed by the 5 km long fortification walls, the locally cultivated mussels and other shell fish served in the restaurants, and can take home a small bag of salt from the centuries - old Ston saltpans as a souvenir.Recently organized in Kuna is a visit to the donkey farm of the Antunovic family. Here visitors not only have an opportunity ride the donkeys but also can taste goat cheese and drink Dingac and other wines of the Matusko winery in Potomje, while refreshment awaits them in the Bartulovic tavern in Prizdrina.Tourists can also enjoy the popular fish picnics in Loviste. Organized tours to the ruins of the oldest settlement on Peljesac, Gornje and Donja Nakovane are in the planning stages. The best known excursions from Orebic are those to the island of Mljet and its National Park, Dubrovnik, Korcula and a tour of the Peljesac Riviera/archipelago with stops for swimming on the islands Badija and Vrnik and in Lumbarda. Excursions to Dubrovnik, Mostar, Međugorje and the Neretva Delta are also occasionally organized from other local tourist offices on Peljesac.