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On the western side of the Pelješac Peninsula, overlooking the narrow Pelješac Channel and the island of Korčula, lies Viganj – a small coastal village with a unique combination of Mediterranean scenery, maritime heritage and a lively windsurfing culture. Located about 7 kilometres west of Orebić , Viganj may be small, but its history and character make it one of the most interesting places to discover on the southern Adriatic. At first sight, Viganj feels like a typical peaceful Dalmatian settlement. Stone houses, narrow streets, small beaches and Mediterranean vegetation create an atmosphere that invites you to slow down and simply enjoy the surroundings. Along the coast, the view opens towards Korčula, while the channel between the peninsula and the island provides a constant connection with the sea. This beautiful setting is one of the reasons why Viganj has become popular with travellers looking for both relaxation and outdoor activities. A Village Shaped by the Sea Viganj has...

  At the very western end of Croatia’s Pelješac Peninsula lies Lovište , a small and peaceful fishing village overlooking the beautiful Luka Lovište Bay. Far from the busiest Croatian resorts, Lovište offers something increasingly difficult to find on the Adriatic: tranquillity, authentic Mediterranean atmosphere and the feeling that life here moves at a slower pace. Our walking tour begins in the western part of the village, close to a small beach and the point where Luka Lovište opens towards the open Adriatic Sea. The water here is remarkably clear and has beautiful shades of blue and turquoise. The sheltered position of the bay also makes the sea particularly inviting for swimming during the summer months. With only around 187 permanent residents, Lovište has the intimate character of a small Dalmatian community. Some people jokingly describe it as “the end of the world” because of its remote location, but that isolation is precisely what makes the village so appealing. The ...