Peljesac is a long peninsula in the southern part of Croatia. Coming by car from the north you can either take the coastal path passing Bosnia and Hercegovina or shorten the way and take a ferry from Ploce to Trapanj. Then you can cross the mountains to get to Orebic which is on the other side of Peljesac.
Other way of getting here is the ferry or catamaran from Split. There is a catamaran Krilo going from Split to Korcula (stopping in Hvar) which takes 3 hrs, costs 50 kn and it's a very nice ride. Then it's only 15 min boat ride from Korcula to Orebic.
Updated Apr 5, 2007
It seems to be more expensive to shop using credit cards, so if you carry cash, you can get by cheaper. Listed prices are usually for cash and they sometimes add 2-5% for credit cards.
Getting cash is easy - there is a number of ATM (cash stations) in Orebic and my Bank One banking card from Chicago works in all of them and throughout Croatia just fine, so I stopped carrying Travellers Checks years ago.
Written Apr 26, 2004
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