Orebić

Town with more than 2500 inhabitants, on the south side of the Pelješac peninsula, turned towards Korčula, at the foot of the Sv.Ilija mountain(961m). Colorful town, birthplace of navala captains and sailors whose rich tradition is kept in the Orebic naval museum. Orebić provides to its guests untouched nature of centennial pines, cypresses, olives, almonds, agaves and flowers.

Orebić city map

Orebić city map 2009 download

What to see?

• Franciscan monastery with a lookout point
• Our Lady’s church and museum
• Maritime museum
• Skvar
• captain's houses
• prince's palace
• captain's cemetery
• sv.Ilija mountain
• wine-cellars

Where to stay?

Orebić offers accommodation in facilities of different type and quality. This makes it possible for everybody to find the suitable type of accommodation.

IMPORTANT: the Orebić Tourist Board does not mediate in reservations of accommodation. For all information, contact the owners of the facilities directly!

Where to go out?

Entertainment

• Starting the middle of May until the end of September, visitors can see various painting exhibitions in the galleries of the Church of the Sacred Annunciation, on the ground floor of the Maritime Museum, and in cloister of the Franciscan Monastery at Podgorje, where concerts of classical music are also held
• dicotheques on Trstenica Beach
• walks along the walkpaths
• half - day or whole - day excursions