Pelješac
Pelješac is the biggest peninsula after Istrien at the Adriatic coast.
From the isthmus at Ston up to the cape Lovišce in the northwest is the peninsula 65 kilometers long.
The northern areas are covered by jaw-forests and macchia, while fruits, vegetables and vines thrive in the warmer southern areas. The inhabitants deal mainly with viticulture (the known Dingac 'Postup').
Also the salt-works and oyster-breeding are known. The most beautiful part of the peninsula is the southern coast between Viganj and Orebic. Along a road the peninsula connects the places with the Adriatic way.
Brijesta
Brijesta ist ein kleines Feriendorf in der gleichnamigen Bucht im Kanal von Mali Ston. Einige kleinere Inseln ( Tajan, Kokošari, Lovorikovac und Pucenjak ) und die Küste mit Stränden sind geeignet für Baden und Sportfischfang. Im Dorf befindet sich ein Campingplatz mit 400 Plätzen. Weitere 200 Touristen können in Privatunterkunft untergebracht werden.
Orebić
At the south coast of the peninsula Peljesac, just opposite of Korcula, the tourist will find the small and well-known destination Orebic. The limestone peaks Sv. Ilija (961 m) and Vizanjca (443 m) are protecting the town from the cold wind „Bora“. The landscape around the place has a Mediterranean luxuriant vegetation such as pines, southern fruits and almonds.
From the various beaches, Trstenica is the most popular. Orebic characteristic features is an unspoiled nature. There are many cypresses, olives, almonds, agaves and flowers to admire. The long sandy beaches as well as numerous bays and inlets with a crystal-clear sea offer unforgettable sunsets which take you back in the time of the Greek classical antiquity.
Postup
Der kleine Ort POSTUP, der nach dem gleichnamig weltberühmten Rotwein benannt wurde, liegt unmittelbar vor der Stadt Orebic, welche wiederum genau gegenüber der Marco-Polo-Geburtsstadt Korcula liegt. Am südlichen Hang der Halbinsel gelegen hat die Landschaft nachweislich die meisten Sonnentage pro Jahr in ganz Kroatien wodurch die auch Qualität der Weine Postup und Dingac aus diesen Gegenden einen ausgezeichneten Ruf geniessen.
Sreser
Sreser is a very popular small holiday place and is situated on the peninsula Peljesac between Orebic and Ston.
The high percentage of salt in the air and in the water are very recommendable for lungs and skin-diseases.
All day long surrounded by the sun, along with the hundred-year old cypresses, olives, agaves and wonderful flowers, that is what Sreser offers its guests and visitors - pure unaffected nature. Beautiful bays and flint beaches, with crystal-clear sea attracts tourists who love beauty and recovery. Especially attractive appear the vineyards around the sightseeing place Dingac, where red wine of the same name and the famous "Dingac" is maintained. There are accommodation possibilities in private rooms and vacation homes.There are also lodges in this place, in which one can have a taste of a number of different dishes, also Dalmatian specialties and good Dalmatian wines. The residents are occupied with shell breed: they breed oysters and mussels.

Trstenik
Trstenik is one of the oldest settlements on the penninsula Peljesac.The crystal clear sea is washing the shores of the unique penninsula and the village of Trstenik. The small town Trstenik is surrounded by lovely pine woods and evergreen plants.The nature and silence, the large number of bays and beaches and the kindness of the natives have already been seen by many travelers. For this reason it pulls the people back from near and far again and again to this place.
The favourable traffic conditions also contribute to this. Trstenik has a port which belongs to one of the livest on the southern side of the penninsula Peljesac. Trstenik lies between the village Orebic and Ston and is moreover connected to island Mljet. On the island Mljet there are many landing stages for watercrafts. There is a mountain over the village named "Cucin". There are mufflons and wild boars in this area. There is also the possibility to perform the hunting sport beside the possibility of fishing. The diurnal excursion to the national park of the island Mljet represents a special attraction. Besides this, there is the possibility to attend a visit to the island of Korcula and Lastovo or to make an excursion to the nearer surroundings of Trstenik.

Viganj
At the southern coast of the peninsula Pelješac is VIGANJ, a place of rich sailors, and with a tourist-gastronomic tradition. The bay of Viganj is just right for sailing because of its mild climate and the mistral which blows in the summer, the reason that a championship in wind surfing takes place every year.
Beside the beautiful gravel beach, which is approx. 500 m long, umbrella tree woods and lonely nudist beaches, Viganj offers you also the possibility for a hike to the peak of Sveti Ilija (961 meters). A diving school is offered likewise. Viganj has approx. 300 beds in private accommodations as well as five private camping sites, which can accept approx. 2000 people.Viganj has good transportation connections to Korcula (ship) and to Orebic, Trpanj and Dubrovnik (bus). Numerous trip possibilities exist into the surrounding areas.