Pelješac is a long, narrow peninsula in southeastern Croatia, located in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County along the Adriatic Sea. Known for its rugged limestone landscape and excellent wine production, particularly Dingač red wine, the peninsula attracts visitors interested in viticulture and coastal scenery. Activities include vineyard tours, beach visits, and hiking along the rocky coastline with views toward nearby islands.
Peljesac is a peninsula in southern Dalmatia, Croatia, extending 90 kilometres northwest from the mainland near Ston into the Adriatic Sea. It lies between the Peljesac Channel to the north, separating it from the island of Korcula, and the open Adriatic to the south. The peninsula is part of Dubrovnik-Neretva County and is connected to the Croatian mainland by the Peljesac Bridge, which opened in 2022. Its terrain ranges from coastal lowlands and salt flats near Ston to mountainous interior ridges peaking at 961 metres on Sveti Ilija above Orebic.
