
Orebić is the picturesque sunny town situated at the south-western part of the Peljesac peninsula, at the bottom of the St. Elias hill (Sv. Ilija 961m). Long beaches and numerous small bays with crystal clear sea-water are surrounded with untouched nature with hundred years old pines and cypress trees, agaves and flowers. Because of the average air temperature of 9.1ºC in January to 26.5ºC in July, Orebić makes trips to nature desirable during whole year.
An important part of rich Orebić historical heritage is Franciscan monastery and the Church Our Lady of Angels from 15th century. Situated at the 150m above the sea level, this cultural and historical monument offers extraordinary architectural beauty, art collection exhibition and unforgettable stunning view on Orebić, Korčula and surrounding islands of the Adriatic Sea.
Take a trip through the city's maritime history in the newest exhibition at the Mariritime museum (Pomorski muzej). Explore the old captain's houses as Orebić was town of rich maritime history and therefore often regarded as "Town of Captains", On every corner you will feel reminders of once prominent maritime history.
The natural, beautiful Croatian Adriatic is the ideal setting for a number of outdoor activities. Whether on land or on sea, this is the place to soak up the sun.