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It belongs to artificial ston, also known as synthetic stone.
Ston is as well known for its salt, collected in salt pans;
I wished to take small ston from the place without being noticed but in vain….
The nearest grocery store is 300 metres away. Orebić Ferry Port, with frequent lines to Korčula, and a bus station,with links to Ston and Dubrovnik are at a distance of 500 metres.
Try the Ston oysters and mussels here, which are considered to be some of the tastiest and finest shell fish in the Adriatic.
If you want to go on a trip, except for Ston, you can visit Lumbarda and Janjina.
The Ston saltpans are the oldest in Europe, dating back some 4,000 years, and the largest preserved ones on the Mediterranean.
Two small towns KobasandBroce, protected from the wind in the Ston channel, they are known to experienced yachtsmen.
Hidden bays and coves in Ston bay offer a unique essence of an untouched natural paradise with turquoise crystal-clear waters.
Trsteno is an old settlement of sailors and captains, located on the Adriatic Highway, only 19 kilometers before Dubrovnik, if coming from Ploce orfrom the Peljesac peninsula direction 35 kilometers from Ston.
Nearby you can find Ston, the city with the longest city walls in Europe, which in many respects are a copy of the walls surrounding the Old city of Dubrovnik.
Zagreb's visitors could, therefore, find in New Zagreb numerous replicasof, for instance, fortress Nehaj, the Ston Walls, Kopački rit, the park-forest Papuk and many other sights of Croatian counties.
Take the time to explore the Ston city walls, salt farms, or taste its famous oysters or mussles before returning to Broce for the evening.
Above the ruins on a steep knoll stands a better vantage point Gradina fortress from Roman times, protected by three concentric drystone walls,with a view on isthmus of Ston on the Peljesac peninsula, ušćeNeretve and Narona.
Let's start off with the most important one- Ston, whose impressive stonewalls were built as a direct consequence of the need to protect this valuable product.
Dear travellers, this private excursion departing from Dubrovnik via Peljesac is your opportunity to visit and explore Korcula town,medieval town Ston and Peljesac peninsula in the private and intimate setting of your group, friends or family members….
Orebić is located at 64 km of Ston, with the southern point of the peninsula of Pelješac, at the bottom of mount Saint Elias(Sveti Ilija)(961 m), highest of Pelješac.
Zaton near Sibenik on the Sibenik Riviera, Zaton near Nin on the Zadar Riviera, Zaton Obrovaki in the outskirts of Zadar,then Zaton Doli located above settlement Doli on the road from Ston(by the Peljesac peninsula turn) to Dubrovnik, and this one, near Dubrovnik.
The walls extended to Mali Ston(“small Ston”), a smaller city on the northern side of the isthmus of Pelješac andthe end of the Gulf of Mali Ston Malostonski zaljev.
The Napoleon Road on Pelješac is one of the rare remaining witnesses from the Napoleon period in the Dubrovnik region, and today it is a marked and very attractive walking and MTB trail from Ston to Ponikve(7 km) with views of the valley of Ponikve and Ston Field.
Sreser is a village on the peninsula Peljesac, 30 kilometers from Ston, 70 km from Dubrovnik, 25 km from Korcula, 100 km from Mostar and Medjugorje, 20 km from the National Park Mljet.
Not far from Ston is the beautiful bay Prapratno with its centuries-old olive trees, Mediterranean macchia thickets and clean sandy beaches, and the site of one of the loveliest auto camps in this region.
In the settlement of Lovište, located in a wonderful bay, visit the restaurant-tavern"Bili Dvori", in Ston visit the cellar"Bakus" and the restaurant"Bota Šare", in the vicinity of the ferry port Prapratno visit the bar-restaurant"Bella Vista.
In Ston you can visit several attractions, including the fortified wall which is about 5km long, the St. Nicholas church in 1347 and much more. Dubrovnik is known as the… Pearl of the Adriatic….
I understand that Drae is a small place, and that the customers are a bit,but I was disappointed that all over Peljesac including Ston, we did not find a store where we could find at least the most basic gluten-free products(bread, pasta, flour…), not to mention ice cream.
It includes, among others: Ston known for its great wall, the oldest salt works in the world still in activity, oyster cultures; Orebic and his captains'houses, the captains' cemetery and the marine museum; the vineyards of the hinterland; the variety of activities: beaches of all kinds, coves, hiking and cycling trails, sports, local festivities.
Loviste is surrounded by many medieval towns like Korcula, Ston, Dubrovnik, which you can visit in a one day trip, and there are also opportunities for boat trips to Peljesac coast, Korcula and Mljet National Park.
While the town of Mali Ston in central Dalmatia is famous for its briny oysters, it is Ligne(squid), oily fish such as sardines or mackerel and octopus that are the most common catch on the menu- usually served simply in a classic Mediterranean style, grilled over hot coals and sprinkled with fresh lemon, olive oil and parsley.
The wider surrounding area offers a number of delicious meals that are definitely worth tasting-well-known oysters from Ston and other shellfish, famous red wine sorts from the Pelješac Peninsula, white wine sorts from Korčula Island and unique food from the valley of the Neretva River- it is not easy to list all delicious food, let alone to try it all.
