Peljesac

... un traghetto e raggiungere l'isola di Korcula non ci attira assolutamente. Rientriamo nella costa ripercorrendo tutta la penisola di Peljesac, percorriamo di nuovo alcuni km in terra bosniaca, passando per la cittadina di Neum e visto che sembra che il ...

... " to cruise (not sail) around the southern Croatian Adriatic islands for 7 days. We visited Makarska, Mjlet Island, Dubrovnik, the Peljesac Peninsula, Korcula Island and Hvar Island before heading back to Split. When we left the boat, we hired a car and ...

... great to have some wheels here and explore the whole island, 95% of which is either uninhabited or quaintly agricultural. Ditto for the Peljesac peninsula which looked at least as stunning. It was a shame that we didn't have more time to explore, but ...

... veges.  We bought some cherries along the road and also peaches, apricots and oranges abound further south where we are now(Peljesac peninsula – just 100 km north of Dobrovnik). After Split which we missed… we carried on down the coast ...

... (la miglior Birra Nazionale) e siano a rischio sommersione, per via del riscaldamento globale. Sulla lunga penisola di PELJESAC (giustamente famoso il vino rosso omonimo) soffio e sbuffo prima di scollinare alla volta dell’impronunciabile TRPANJ, ...

... the way and the country being about 4km wide at the Southern end. We turned off just before the Bosnian border to follow the Peljesac peninsular and of course get on the bus ferry - Korcula is an island after all. To our great surprise, the hostel ...

Another early morning swim saw us on our way to Orebic, on the Peljesac Peninsula. After a brief foray around town following some persuasive signs for 'Antony Boy Camping Site, Surfing and Scuba' we gave up and returned to campsite we had passed on the ...

... Smugmug Page! After spending one day in Dubrovnik (we are returning later) we headed to Brijesta, a very small village on Peljesac peninsula where my (Sara's) great-grandparents were born and lived before the emigrated to the USA. We found a guesthouse ...

(S) Thus began our drive to Peljesac Peninsula. First top - Ston and Mali Ston. Mali just means "little" but really, they're both pretty little. The city walls on this one ar very confusing, as we don't know what they were exactly trying to keep in ...

... room and the card for Hostelling Intl.for 22 euro. The following morning I went by bus (13 euro) to KORCULA ISLAND via Peljesac peninsula upto to Orebic where we took the ferryboat for 20 minutes and arrived at the little port of Korcula town. This is ...

... , reading on the beach and having lunch. The road to Korcula was very interesting, heading north up the coast, then 60km along the Peljesac peninsula to the end where we caught a ferry to Korcula island. We went past lots of wineries and a random medieval ...

... shore under the massive walls, and a nice view of the old town with it's bazaar and red roofs. sailing further along the Peljesac Peninsula toward Dubrovnik and we began to notice one of the main features of Dubrovnik at that season: the mighty ...