Areas to Visit in Croatia - Trpanj (Peljesac Peninsula)

Trpanj is a small pretty town, with a harbour, situated on the north eastern part of the Peljesac Peninsula, 11 km north east of Orebic. Traditionaly known as a fishing village, this popular tourist resort boasts beautiful unspoiled coves and beaches, fresh water springs and rich Mediterranean vegitation.

The road to Trpanj passes through a dramatic water worn ravine and gorge before reaching its picturesque town and seafront .The old town is a maze of interesting old houses and historic churches. Dominating on the hill is St.Rocco church complete with a graceful marble staircase, each stair has been hand carved specially for a faithful benefactor. In the summer months lavish yachts berth along its palm fringed promenade where excellent seafood restaurants and cafes are situated. A small shingle beach at the end of the promenade is perfect for families and children and the superb beaches of Divna and Duba are just a short drive away.

An intriguing feature that Trpanj has to offer is that one of its numerous small bays (Blatze) produces its very own sulphur hydrogen rich sea mud. Prized for its healing properties, a delightful combination of peace, relaxation and rehabilitation for people that suffer arthritic conditions.

The geographic location of Trpanj makes it convenient for day trips to Dubrovnik, Korcula and Mljet. A short journey approx 1 hour, by car/passenger ferry will take you to Ploce on the mainland. From here you can travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina for Sarajevo and Mostar.

For a list of ferry times please go to www.jadrolinija.hr

Local Facilities

• A separate nudist beach
• Diving school
• Children’s Play area
• Sports Ground

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