Sport Activities

Pelješac is for surfers, cyclists, runners, and even walkers. Right next to your accommodation is a trail to the top of St. Ilija for hikers and mountaineers. Another trail along the coast leads to the center of Orebić. It is shaded by the trees, so if you need someplace good for a morning jog, Run or cycle, your call. At least sign up for a surf school. You will enjoy it.

Clay tennis courts among cypresses by the sea at Aminess Younique Bellevue Hotel.

Couple walking along the water's edge at sunset in Orebić.

Couple having coffee on a terrace in a stone street in Orebić.

View from Pelješac over the channel to Korčula town.

Sports and recreation

If you've never been, this is a great time to play a game of bocce—or three. It's fun and easy. The next step is to trek or bike to the top of St. Ilija, where the view is truly impressive. And then there's no choice but to go to a surf school. Or kitesurf, if that's more your thing.

Instructor and student windsurfing in shallow water on Pelješac.

Man sitting on a stand-up paddleboard on clear sea water.

Windsurfer in the channel near Viganj on Pelješac.

Surfing & kitesurfing

Viganj, 5 km from your stone house on the beach, is a top surfing destination. The favorable and strong winds between Korčula and Pelješac, which are loved by experienced surfers, make it so. Since everything is full of surfers, this is also the best place to start school—or send the children if they are interested. All the instructors are patient and positive.

Couple relaxing on bean bags next to kayaks on the beach.

Two guests rowing a boat on clear sea in Orebić.

Kayaking

Kayaking is the best way to explore Pelješac from the sea. Discover hidden coves, vineyards, and lush nature. Start by joining a guided tour. Bring the kids, too. You will be amazed by the nature and the sea.

Hikers on a trail through the maquis above the sea in Orebić.

Couple at a viewpoint above the sea overlooking the islands in Orebić.

Running, hiking, mountaineering

Experienced runners in good shape will want to run to the top of St. Elijah and take a selfie from the top. Beginners will enjoy the seaside trail, which goes to the center of Orebić.

Cyclist riding a coastal road at sunset.

Two cyclists ride along a gravel trail near Orebic at sunset.

Two cyclists on a coastal road by the sea in Orebić.

Cyclist riding along a seaside promenade with palm trees.

Cyclist by a pine and her bike checking her phone above a bay.

Cycling

Cyclists will be delighted by the 100 km of groomed trails on Pelješac. Mountain bikers will likely answer the call of the 961 m. peak of St. Ilija, and the rest of you should explore all these trails and be careful not to be surprised by the climbs. Discover over 100km of marked trails, pick the route that suites you best and have an awesome day of cycling across the beauties of the Pelješac peninsula.

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