Camping on Pelješac
The breathtaking environment, gastronomic offer and campsites on the Pelješac peninsula are what set it apart from the rest.
The longest Dalmatian peninsula hides towers and fortresses and walls over 5 kilometers long. The stone town of Ston and its famous saltworks, famous oysters and numerous vineyards and wine roads are just some of the attractions. Be nearby and choose campsites on Pelješac as a starting point for exploring the environment. Thanks to the accommodation units of different capacities, you will find something that suits your family.
Pitches with electricity or mobile homes in first row to the sea, you will not go wrong with any choice. Rent a bike for a tour and don’t forget a windsurfing board because the best waves are waiting for you right on Pelješac.
Shown: 13 - 18 from 26 camps
Camps:
Shown: 13 - 18 from 26 camps
Frequently asked questions about camping on Pelješac Island
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What is the easiest way to get to the campsites on Pelješac with a camper or camper trailer?
Guests from Germany and western Austria, as well as Liechtenstein and eastern Switzerland, usually travel through Slovenia, but because of the traffic jams at the Karavanke tunnel, they often detour through Italy (Villach - Udine - Trieste - Rijeka - Pelješac). Guests from the eastern part of Austria travel through Slovenia (Graz - Maribor - Ljubljana - Rijeka - Pelješac), while those from the central and western part of Switzerland travel through Italy (Lugano - Milan - Venice - Trieste - Rijeka - Pelješac). Guests from the Czech Republic and Slovakia travel through Austria and Slovenia (Vienna - Graz - Maribor - Ljubljana - Rijeka - Pelješac), and guests from Italy travel through Slovenia (Trieste - Rijeka - Pelješac). You can get to Pelješac over the newly opened Pelješac bridge or by ferry from the town of Ploče; line <b>Ploče - Trpanj (Pelješac)</b>. If you are coming from Italy, we have described a detour that will allow you to avoid paying the vignette in Slovenia: https://adriacamps.com/en/news/how-to-avoid-slovenian-vignette-your-way-to-croatia/.
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What is the best way to move in and around the campsites?
Inside the campsites, guests usually get around by bike, e-scooter or on foot. If you don't have your own bike, you can rent one at most campsites. There is no regular public transportation on Pelješac that would connect different places on the peninsula, but there is a bus that can take you to larger coastal cities such as Split or Dubrovnik. The easiest way to get around the peninsula is by car.
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Do the campsites on Pelješac offer activities throughout the season?
Yes, campsite guests can enjoy various entertainment programs in the summer months. There is also a handful of fun activities at sea, such as renting pedal boats or SUPs, but also the possibility of surfing, diving, sailing, etc. Please note that the activities organized as part of the animation program are free, but all other activities are subject to additional fees. For more information about the activities available at each campsite, check out the individual campsite pages. You can enjoy various activities outside the campsites as well, for example: • Water sports - surfing • Hiking, cycling • Trip to Ston and Mali Ston • Trips to the surrounding islands - Korčula, Mljet
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Which are the best pet-friendly campsites on Pelješac?
Pets are allowed in all our campsites on Pelješac, but be sure to check the pages of the individual campsites to see if pets are allowed without further inquiry or upon request.
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What are the facilities for pets at the campsites on Pelješac?
All our campsites on Pelješac have pet-friendly beaches, and some have pet-friendly showers. The nearest veterinary clinic is in Metković.
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What are the pitches in the campsites on Pelješac equipped with?
Pitches in the campsites are equipped with electricity, water and sewerage hook-ups. Most pitches have electricity and water hook-ups, while drainage hook-ups are less common. These services are included in the price of the campsite. Please note that you will need a CEE adapter to connect to electricity, and that the power of the connection is usually 10A. Only a few campsites have connections up to 16A. You will find all the necessary information about the availability of hook-ups on the pages of the individual campsites.
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Is barbecuing allowed in the campsites on Pelješac?
Barbecuing is allowed in designated barbecue areas. Some campsites allow barbecuing on the pitches, so please check the campsite pages for details.
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What shops can I find nearby?
Each campsite has a supermarket and a mini-market. In addition, you will find other grocery stores in the area: • Studenac - Bana Josipa Jelačića 22B, 20250, Orebić • Konzum - Dubravica 17, 20250, Orebić • Tommy - Bana Josipa Jelačića 54, 20250, Orebić Stores selling camping equipment: • Intersport - Vukovarska ul. 36, 20000, Dubrovnik
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What kind of restaurants can I find in and around the campsites on Pelješac?
In the campsites on Pelješac you will find à la carte restaurants. On Pelješac and its surroundings you will find restaurants serving traditional dishes as well as international specialties. Some of the most famous taverns are "Andiamo", "Portun", "Bakus", and if you want real local specialties and a local atmosphere, visit the "Ficović" family restaurant in Ston. Before visiting a particular restaurant, be sure to check the menu and prices so that you can choose what suits your taste.
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What are the beaches like in and around the campsites on Pelješac?
At the campsites on Pelješac you will find pebble beaches. On most of the beaches it is possible to practice various water sports (for an additional fee). Sunbeds and umbrellas in the campsites are charged according to the campsite price list valid for the current year.