Ston town is a small place on the Peljesac peninsula famous for its salt fields, 5 km long wall and excellent seafood. In 1333. Ston became a part of Dubrovnik Republic. The inhabitants of Dubrovnik built and fortified the town to defend Peljesac and to protect the salt fields, out of which they made a high profit. When the construction of the fortifications with 5.5 km long walls was finished in 1333, it was the longest fortification complex in Europe and the second largest in the world, after the famous Chinese wall. Ston is a rich treasury of cultural and historical monuments. Tourists are especially attracted by gastronomic specialties of the region, primarily oysters, mussels and other seafood that makes the Malo Stonski Bay famous. In other words, Ston town should be visited and enjoyed in every sense.

Zuljana is located in the south of the coast, on the peninsula of Peljesac. The village is presented in a golf, surrounded by hills going down abruptly into the sea, which explains the multiples coves. It is surrounded by famous vineyards and by plantations of olive-trees. It is also an interesting starting point for excursions. The 200 people of the village live mainly of tourism, agriculture, fishing and vine growing. They are very accessible; they speak about their tradition and their village, of course in Croatian, but the majority converse in English, and German or sometimes in French and in Czech.

Trstenik is small place on south side Peljesac peninsula with long sandy beach, restaurants, shops and well known Grgic winery. This very old place surrounded by vineyards and small beaches is perfect place for quite holiday. Trstenik is every day connected with Mljet which is national park. You can also do some excursions to Korcula, Ston, Dubrovnik, Medjugorje or make a Peljesac wine tour.

Potomje is a settlement located on peninsula Peljesac in South Dalmatia, 2.5 km far from the coast. It is situated 15 km south-east of Orebic. Potomje is known for best Croatian wines (Dingac, Plavac, Postup). Potomje has around 250 inhabitants who are mostly directed to agriculture and viticulture.