Trpanj Today:
As one of the oldest settlements on Pelješac peninsula, Trpanj, a village of labourers and fishermen, grew into a tourist oasis on this part of Mediterranean.
If you wish to spend unforgetable moments of your life, visiting this little paradise will be right thing to do.
A picture is worth thousand words.
Trpanj is ...
•crystal clean sea
•hidden romantic lagoons
•untouched nature
•beaches
•therapeutic mud
Trpanj is a place of top gastronomic experience:
•restaurants
•taverns
•specialities of dalmatian cousine, fish, crabs, mussels-accompanied with a sip of renown wines of Pelješac.
Trpanj is a place of rich history, numerous cultural and historical monuments.
Trpanj are:
Hotels, camps and private accommodation
Trpanj is a place for fun!
... concerts,live music,local gatherings, bars, parties till dawn...
Sport:
Trpanj offers its guests possibility to engage in vrious sposrts and activities such as paddling, beach canoing and water skiing.
Or, if you wish to continue your favourite home recreation, in Trpanj, you have footbal playground, indoor soccer court, bowls.
Trpanj's area is ideal for hiking and bicycling. The real jewel is two kilometre-long walk, going about Trpanj along the coast from one side and Mediterranean vegetation on the other side. полу-острове
Пелешац
For those wanting some serious recreation we recommend the fifteen kilometre-long road leading to the bays Divna and Duba. The road passes next to beatiful vineyards of Donja and Gornja Vručica, breathtaking chasm above the magnificent beach Divna, untouched waterside, olive trees and Mediterranean vegetation.
Surroundings:
Geographical position of Trpanj, good traffic connections and a ferry harbour makes Trpanj a good starting point for excursions to its outskirts that has many interesting and beatiful natural beauties as well as cultural monuments.
Divna, Duba, Jezero - splendid gravel and sandy beaches in Trpanj's surrounding and crystal clean sea attracting all those wanting peace and beauty.
Wine road - visit the vineyards and wine-cellars on Pelješac and taste some of the world-known wines.
Veliki i Mali Ston- visit 5.5 kilometre long wall- called European Chineese Wall- and famous oyster farms. Indulge yourself in sea-specialities of Peljesac.
Korčula: visit the island where Marko Polo, a world-known explorer and traveller, was born.
National Park Mljet: visit Malo and Veliko Jezero (small and big lake) with a Benedictine monastery from 12-th century.
Dubrovnik: there is only one Dubrovnik, medieval town rich in antiquities.
Source: TZ Trpanj
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